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Reference Interval:
#ExistRefRange>Male 1-89 days: 15-55% 90-179 days: 35-92% 180-364 days: 45-115% 1-5 years: 62-120% 6 years: 62-130% 7-9 years: 66-140% 10-11 years: 65-139% 12-13 years: 72-139% 14-15 years: 68-145% 16-17 years: 77-167% 18 years and older: 66-143%
Female 1-89 days: 15-55% 90-179 days: 35-92% 180-364 days: 45-115% 1-5 years: 62-120% 6 years: 62-130% 7-9 years: 62-151% 10-11 years: 65-142% 12-13 years: 70-140% 14-15 years: 55-145% 16-17 years: 51-147% 18 years and older: 57-131%
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| Interpretive Data: |
#ExistInterpData>Patients on oral anticoagulants may have decreased functional protein S values. Patients should be off oral anticoagulant therapy for two weeks for accurate measurement of functional protein S. Artificially increased functional protein S values may be due to heparin therapy or the presence of direct thrombin inhibitors.
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| CPT Code(s): |
85306
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Cross References: |
Protein S Activity, Plasma (Protein S, Functional) |
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