Serum creatinine concentration is routinely used as a surrogate to evaluate renal function by incorporating the serum creatinine levels into equations that estimate glomerular filtration rate. GFR calculations are often used to identify and classify patients with kidney failure. Bias in serum creatinine measurements has been a source of concern because of the potential to misclassify patients with respect to renal function. When a renal disorder is suspected, the ratio of BUN to serum creatinine may be useful in diagnosing the location of the problem. A normal ratio is 10
Product Features: Enzymatic method.
Best suited for fully automated analyzers.
Ready to use reagents.
Very less or almost no interference when compared to alkaline picrate method.
Very wide AMR= 0.023 ~ 150mg/dL.
Suitable for urine estimation after appropriate dilutions.
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