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| Testosterone, Free and Total, Females or Children | ||
| Order Code: FTSTFC
Order Form: A-1a Miscellaneous Request or IPR Req |
Commercial "Mail-out" Laboratory 6240 RCP 356-3527 |
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Specimen |
Serum | ||
Collection Medium: |
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Alternate Collection Media: |
Light Green top tube (Lithium Heparin) | ||
Minimum: |
Adult preferred minimum: 1 mL serum or lithium heparin plasma Adult absolute minimum: 0.6 mL serum or lithium heparin plasma Pediatric minimum: 0.4 mL serum or lithium heparin plasma | ||
Rejection Criteria: |
EDTA plasma | ||
Specimen Instructions: |
Specimen should be collected between 6:00 - 10:00 a.m. | ||
Analytic Time: |
1 week | ||
Reference Range: |
Female - Free Testosterone, pg/mL 1-6 years: Less than 0.6 pg/mL 7-9 years: 0.6-1.8 pg/mL 10-11 years: 0.1-3.5 pg/mL 12-13 years: 0.9-6.8 pg/mL 14-15 years: 1.2-7.5 pg/mL 16-17 years: 1.2-9.9 pg/mL 18-30 years: 0.8-7.4 pg/mL 31-40 years: 1.3-9.2 pg/mL 41-51 years: 1.1-5.8 pg/mL Postmenopausal: 0.6-3.8 pg/mL Tanner Stage I: Less than 2.2 pg/mL Tanner Stage II: 0.4-4.5 pg/mL Tanner Stage III: 1.3-7.5 pg mL Tanner Stage IV: 1.1-15.5 pg/mL Tanner Stage V: 0.8-9.2 pg/mL Male -Free Testosterone, pg/mL 1-6 years: Less than 0.6 pg/mL 7-9 years: 0.1-0.0 pg/mL 10-11 years: 0.1-6.3 pg/mL 12-13 years: 0.5-98.0 pg/mL 14-15 years: 3-138.0 pg/mL 16-17 years: 38.0-173.0 pg/mL 18 years and older: 47-244 pg/mL Tanner Stage I: Less than or equal to 3.7 pg/mL Tanner Stage II: 0.3-21 pg/mL Tanner Stage III: 1.0-98.0 pg mL Tanner Stage IV: 35-169 pg/mL Tanner Stage V: 41-239 pg/mL Female Serum Total Testosterone Premature (26-28 weeks): 5-16 ng/dL Premature (31-35 weeks): 5-22 ng/dL Newborn: 20-64 ng/dL 1-7 months: Levels decrease during the first month to less than 10 ng/dL and remain at this level until puberty. 7-9 years: Less than 15 ng/dL 10-11 years: 2-42 ng/dL 12-13 years: 6-64 ng/dL 14-15 years: 9-49 ng/dL 16-17 years: 8-63 ng/dL 18-30 years: 11-59 ng/dL 31-40 years: 11-56 ng/dL 41-51 years: 9-55 ng/dL Postmenopausal: 6-25 ng/dL Tanner Stage I: Less than 17 ng/dL Tanner Stage II: 4-39 ng/dL Tanner Stage III: 10-60 ng/dL Tanner Stage IV: 8-63 ng/dL Tanner Stage V: 10-60 ng/dL Male Serum Total Testosterone Premature (26-28 weeks): 59-125 ng/dL Premature (31-35 weeks): 37-198 ng/dL Newborn: 75-400 ng/dL 1-7 months: Levels decrease rapidly the first week to 20-50 ng/dL, and then increase to 60-400 ng/dL between 20-60 days. Levels then decline to prepubertal range levels of 3-10 ng/dL by seven months. 7-9 years: Less than 9 ng/dL 10-11 years: 2-57 ng/dL 12-13 years: 7-747 ng/dL 14-15 years: 33-585 ng/dL 16-17 years: 185-886 ng/dL 18-39 years: 400-1080 ng/dL 40-59 years: 350-890 ng/dL 60 years and older: 350-720 ng/dL Tanner Stage I: Less than or equal to 20 ng/dL Tanner Stage II: 2-149 ng/dL Tanner Stage III: 7-762 ng/dL Tanner Stage IV: 164-854 ng/dL Tanner Stage V: 94-783 ng/dL Sex Hormone Binding Globulin Age Male Female 1-30 days: 13-85 nmol/L 14-60 nmol/L 31-364 days: 70-250 nmol/L 60-215 nmol/L 1-3 years: 50-180 nmol/L 60-190 nmol/L 4-6 years: 45-175 nmol/L 55-170 nmol/L 7-9 years: 28-190 nmol/L 35-170 nmol/L 10-12 years: 23-160 nmol/L 17-155 nmol/L 13-15 years: 13-140 nmol/L 11-120 nmol/L 16-17 years: 10-60 nmol/L 19-145 nmol/L 18 years and older: 11-80 nmol/L 30-135 nmol/L Tanner Stage I: 26-286 nmol/L 30-173 nmol/L Tanner Stage II: 22-169 nmol/L 16-127 nmol/L Tanner Stage III: 13-104 nmol/L 12-98 nmol/L Tanner Stage IV: 11-60 nmol/L 14-151 nmol/L Tanner Stage V: 11-71 nmol/L 23-165 nmol/L | ||
Methodology: |
Tandem Mass Spectrometry The concentration of free testosterone is derived from a mathematical expression based on the constant for the binding of testosterone to sex hormone binding globulin. | ||
CPT Code: |
84403 Testosterone, 84270 Sex Hormone Binding Globulin | ||
See also: Sex Hormone Binding Globulin, Serum Testosterone, Free and Total, Adult Male, Serum Testosterone, Total, Pediatric, Serum Testosterone, Total, Plasma |
Updated: 10/24/2007
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