IRON
Iron is a necessary nutrient. Increased iron level can be observed in hepatic iron overload (hemochromatosis), neonatal hemochromatosis, aceruloplasminemia, hypotransferrinemia, microcytic anemia with iron loading, sideroblastic anemia, ferroprotein disease, β-thalassemia. Long-term transfusion in persons treated for severe aplastic anemia, Blackfan-Diamond syndrome, Fanconi anemia, acute leukemia, autoimmune hemolytic anemias can also cause increased iron level. Decreased values can be observed in iron deficiency anemia, anemia of chronic disease (observed in patients with infectious and inflammatory diseases - chronic kidney disease, inflammatory bowel disease, chronic heart failure, malignancies, and hepatic diseases), gastrointestinal tumors (blood losses), IRIDA rare (autosomal recessive) inherited disorder and obesity .
Specification
Method |
colorimetric with ferrozine, without deproteinization |
Specimen |
serum |
On board stability |
up to 12 weeks |
Calibration stability |
up to 12 weeks |
Measuring range |
2,1-1340 mg/dl |
Regulatory status |
CE IVD |
Reagent lines
Multipurpose Line
Liquick Cor-FERRUM 30
Liquick Cor-FERRUM 60
Liquick Cor-FERRUM 120ACCENT-200
ACCENT-300
A-400
A-800
Prestige 24i
Prestige 24i LQ FERRUM (24 positions reagent tray)
Prestige 24i LQ FERRUM (36 positions reagent tray)B50
OS
HC
Panele: anemia, routine screening, pediatric screening, pregnancy, electrolytes
Available reagents
A-800 FERRUM
ACCENT-200 FERRUM
ACCENT-300 FERRUM
B50-FERRUM
HC-FERRUM
LIQUICK COR-FERRUM
OS-FERRUM
PRESTIGE 24i LQ FERRUM
The specification was based on data determined on selected analyzers. We recommend that all users should refer to the instruction for use (IFU) and instruments’ user or service manuals before proceeding.

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