Is microalbuminuria a negative correlate for cognitive function in older adults with peripheral arterial disease : results from the U.S. National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey 1999-2002?
The presence of MA or a higher level of urinary albumin excretion was inversely associated with cognitive function in participants with PAD.
For the enzymatic assay the best cut-off point for predicting Wilson's disease was estimated to be 55 U/L. Our data suggest that the enzymatic ceruloplasmin assay is superior to the immunologic assay in diagnosing Wilson's disease and should become the preferred method.