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Reference Intervals List - Printed Format Version 1 Final
Reference Intervals List - Printed Format Version 1 Final
Reference Intervals List - Printed Format Version 1 Final
SEPSIS
< 0.5 ng/mL : Low risk of severe sepsis and/or septic shock
> 2 ng/mL : High risk of severe sepsis and/or septic shock
< 2 ng/ml
Internal standard
Digoxin 30603 DIG Quantitative 0.2 ng/mL N/A 5 ng/mL ng/mL
THERAPEUTIC RANGE material**
0.6–1.2 ng/ml
Internal standard
Myoglobin 30446 MYO Quantitative 5 μg/L 10 - 46 μg/L N/A 1 000 μg/L µg/L
material**
2H ALGORITHM
T0 < 2 ng/L
or T0 and T2h < 6 ng/L
Internal standard
High sensitive Troponin I 415386 TNHS Quantitative 1.5 pg/mL N/A 40 000 pg/mL ng/L
material**
3H ALGORITHM
T0 < 19 ng/L with pain >6h
or T0 < 19 ng/L with pain <6h and no change at T3
O BLOOD GROUP
52% to 154%
WHO International
vWF 30436 VWF Quantitative 0.01 N/A 1.2 %
Standard (91/666)
NON O BLOOD GROUP
60 - 200%
HBS
Negative: i < 0.13 Analytical sensitivity* : 0.075 IU/mL (HBS) 0.05
Positive: i > 0.13 IU/mL (HBL)
Detectability on 506 positive samples : 100% (CI International standard
HBs Ag Ultra 30315 HBS/HBL Qualitative N/A N/A N/A
95%: 99.22% - 100%) NIBSC 00/0588
HBL Relative specificity on 5059 blood donors samples
Négative : i < 0.10 (HBS/HBL): 100% (CI 95%: 99.87% - 100%)
Positive : i > 0.10
N/A
N/A True positive: > 50% of neutralization N/A N/A
HBs Ag Ultra Confirmation 30317 P24 Confirmation N/A N/A
confirmation test Negative: < 50% of neutralization confirmation test confirmation test
test
HEPATITIS
Negative: < 5 PEIU/mL
Sensitivity(a): 100% (CI 95%: 97.98% - 100%) PEI (Paul Erlich Institut)
HBc IgM II 30439 HBCM Quantitative 5 PEIU/mL Equivocal: > 5 to < 10 PEIU/mL Specificity(a): 99.67% (IC 95%: 98.77% - 99.91%)
200 PEIU/mL PEIU/mL
N°84
Positive: > 10 PEIU/mL
Negative: i < 1 Sensitivity(b): 100% (CI 95%: 99.16% - 100%) Internal standard
Anti-HCV 30308 HCV Qualitative N/A N/A N/A
Positive: i > 1 Specificity(b): 99.5% (CI 95%: 97.25% - 99.5%) material**
Negative: i < 0.1 Analytical sensitivity : 0.25 PEI U/mL (Paul Erlich
Institute Unit)
Positive: i > 0.1 Sensitivity(a): 98.1% (CI 95%: 95.1% - 97.3%)
Specificity(a) : 100% ( CI 95%: 97.6% - 100%)
HBE N/A Internal standard
HBe/Anti-HBe 30305 Qualitative N/A N/A
HBET Negative: i > 0.5 N/A material**
Equivocal: i > 0.4 to i < 0.5 Analytical sensitivity : 0.03 PEI U/mL (Paul Erlich
Institute Unit)
Positive: i < 0.4 Sensitivity(a): 98.65% (CI 95%: 96.52% - 99.48%)
Specificity(a): 99.49% (CI 95%: 98.47% - 99.83%)
Negative: i < 0.25 Sensitivity(b): 100% (CI 95%: 99.29% - 100%) N/A Internal standard
HIV DUO Ultra 30443 HIV5 Qualitative N/A N/A
Positive: i > 0.25 Specificity: 99.88% (CI 95%: 99.73% - 99.95%) N/A material**
Negative: i < 0.25 Sensitivity(b): 100% (CI 95%: 99.29% - 100%) Internal standard
HIV DUO Quick 30447 HIV6 Qualitative N/A N/A N/A
Positive: i > 0.25 Specificity: 99.88% (CI 95%: 99.74% - 99.95%) material**
Low IgG avidity : i < 0.200 Performances*: 100% (CI 95%: 98.06% - 100%)
Borderline IgG avidity: i > 0.200 to < 0.300 *none of the samples from individuals infected by
Toxo IgG Avidity 30222 TXGA Qualitative N/A N/A N/A N/A
High IgG avidity: i > 0.300 (strong indication of primary Toxoplasma gondii less than 4 months ago had an
infection dating back more than 4 months) avidity > 0.300
Negative: i > 1.6 Sensitivity: 99.37% (CI 95%: 98.68% - 99.70%) Internal standard
Toxo Competition 30211 TXC Qualitative N/A N/A
Positive: i < 1.6 Specificity: 99.34% (CI 95%: 98.54% - 99.70%) material**
Negative: i < 0.1 Sensitivity: 95.8% (CI 95%: 92.8% - 97.7%) Internal standard
C. difficile GDH 30125 GDH Qualitative N/A N/A N/A
Positive: i > 0.1 Specificity: 90.0% (CI 95%: 98.5% - 99.5% material**
C. difficile Toxin A & B 30118 CDAB Qualitative N/A Equivocal: i > 0.13 to i < 0.37 Specificity: 99.8% (CI 95%: 99.2% - 99.9%)
N/A N/A
material**
Positive: i > 0.37
Negative: i < 0.60 Relative sensitivity*: 99.7% (CI 95%: 98.2% - 99.9%)
Internal standard
Varicella-Zoster IgG 30217 VZG Qualitative N/A Equivocal: i > 0.60 to i < 0.90 Relative specificity*: 97.6% (CI 95%: 87.1% - 99.9%) N/A N/A
material**
Positive: i > 0.90 *versus Latex agglutination+IFA
Anti-Tg 30462 ATG Quantitative 6.4 IU/mL < 18.00 IU/mL N/A 800 IU/mL IU/mL WHO 66/387
IMMUNOCHEMISTRY
Anti-TPO 30461 ATPO Quantitative 0.8 IU/mL < 8.00 IU/mL N/A 1 000 IU/mL IU/mL WHO 65/093
WOMEN
From 12 to 17 years old : 1.57 - 7.60 ng/mL
From 18 to 24 years old : 2.15 - 8.40 ng/mL pmol/L x 0.14 Internal standard
= ng/ml material**
AMH 417011 AMH Quantitative 0.02 ng/mL From 25 to 29 years old : 1.56 - 8.76 ng/mL N/A 9 ng/mL
ng/mL x 7.14 [10th percentile - 90th
From 30 to 34 years old : 1.19 - 7.00 ng/mL = pmol/L percentile]
From 35 to 39 years old : 0.36 - 5.15 ng/mL
From 40 to 44 years old : 0.17 - 3.84 ng/mL
MEN
< 62 pg/mL
pg/mL x 3.7 ->
WOMEN pmol/L
Estradiol II 30431 E2II Quantitative 9 pg/mL N/A 3000 pg/mL ID-GCMS
Follicular phase : 18-147 pg/mL pmol/L x 0.272 ->
Pre-ovulatory : 93 – 573 pg/mL pg/mL
Luteal Phase : 43 – 214 pg/mL
Menopausal Women : < 58 pg/mL
MEN
1.7 - 12 mIU/mL
WOMEN
FSH 30407 FSH Quantitative 0.1 mIU/mL 1st half of the follicular phase (J-1-J11) : 3.9 - 12 mIU/mL N/A 110 mIU/mL mIU/mL WHO 2nd IRP 78/549
2nd half of the follicular phase (J6-J12) : 2.9 - 9.0 mIU/mL
Ovulation day (J14) : 6.3 - 24 mIU/mL
Luteal phase (J17 - J28): 1.5 - 7.0 mIU/mL
Menopausal women : 17 - 95 mIU/mL
MEN
1.1 - 7.0 mIU/mL
WOMEN
LH 30406 LH Quantitative 0.1 mIU/mL 1st half of the follicular phase (J-1-J11) : 1.5 - 8.0 mIU/mL N/A 100 mIU/mL mIU/mL WHO 2nd IS 80/552
2nd half of the follicular phase (J6-J12) : 2.0 -8.0 mIU/mL
Ovulation day (J14) : 9.6 - 80 mIU/mL
HORMONES / FERTILITY Luteal phase (J17 - J28): 0.2 - 6.5 mIU/mL
Menopausal women : 8.0 - 33 mIU/mL
WOMEN
HCG 30405 HCG Quantitative 2 mIU/mL Normal menstruating : < 5 mIU/mL N/A 1 500 mIU/mL mIU/mL WHO 1st IRP 75/537
Menopausal : < 10 mIU/mL
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VIDAS® REFERENCE INTERVALS* LIST
TYPE OF LOW DETECTION HIGH DETECTION
RANGE PARAMETER REFERENCE CODE REFERENCE INTERVALS* PERFORMANCE UNIT TRACEABLE TO
TEST LIMIT LIMIT
MEN
< 0.25 - 0.56 ng/mL
ng/mL x 3.1796 ->
WOMEN nmol/L
Progesterone 30409 PRG Quantitative 0.25 ng/mL N/A 80 ng/mL ID-GCMS
Follicular phase : < 0.25 – 0.54 ng/ml nmol/L x 0.3145 ->
Luteal phase : 1.5 – 20.0 ng/ml ng/mL
Ovulation (J-1 to J+2) : 0.25 – 6.22 ng/ml
Menopause : < 0.41 ng/ml
MEN
3.0 - 10.6 ng/mL nmol/L x 0.288 ->
ID-GCMS
ng/mL
Testosterone II 414320 TES2 Quantitative 0.05 ng/mL N/A 13.50 ng/mL [5th percentile - 95th
WOMEN ng/mL x 3.47 ->
percentile]
From 19 to 50 years old : 0.23 - 0.73 ng/mL nmol/L
> 50 years old : 0.14 - 0.68 ng/mL
Morning
60 - 285 ng/mL nmol/L x 0.362 ->
ng/mL
Cortisol S 30451 CORS Quantitative 2 ng/mL N/A 650 ng/mL ID-GCMS
ng/mL x 2.76 ->
Afternoon nmol/L
40 - 150 ng/mL
IMMUNOCHEMISTRY
NON SMOKING
≤ 2.30 ng/mL
Internal standard
CEA (S) 30453 CEAS Quantitative 0.5 ng/mL N/A 200 ng/mL ng/mL
material**
SMOKING
≤ 4.10 ng/mL
MEN ng/mL x 0.826 ->
TUMOUR MARKERS
3.12 - 4.35 ng/Ml IU/mL
AFP 30413 AFP Quantitative 0.5 IU/mL N/A 400 IU/mL WHO 1st IRP 72/225
IU/mL x 1.21 ->
PREGNANT WOMEN => see package inserts ng/mL
Internal standard
CA 15-3 30429 CA 15-3 Quantitative 2 U/mL ≤ 30 U/mL N/A 400 U/mL U/mL
material**
Internal standard
CA 19-9TM 30427 CA 19-9 Quantitative 3 U/mL ≤ 37 U/mL N/A 500 U/mL U/mL
material**
Internal standard
CA 125TM 30426 CA 125 Quantitative 4 U/mL ≤ 35 U/mL N/A 600 U/mL U/mL
material**
SERUM
0.81 - 2.19 mg/L
β2 Microglobulin 30420 β2M Quantitative 0.004 mg/L N/A 4 mg/L mg/L WHO 2nd IRP 75/502
URINE
0.00 - 0.15 mg/L
ALLERGY Total IgE 30419 IGE Quantitative 0.5 kIU/L < 120 KIU/L N/A 1000 kIU/L kIU/L
PTH (1-84) 422010 PTH Quantitative 4.0 pg/mL 9.2 - 44.6 pg/mL N/A 1 500 pg/mL pg/mL WHO IS 95/646
The information in this document is given as an aid to result interpretation by the clinician based on patient history.
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Always consult a medical director, a physician, or other health provider regarding processes and/or protocol for
diagnosis and treatment of a medical condition. It is recommended that each laboratory establish its own reference
reference values from a rigorously selected population. All the information in this document comes from VIDAS CE Marking
package inserts at May 2020.
*The term Reference Intervals is used for quantitative tests. For qualitative tests, the data in this column are the results interpretation of the CE package insert.
Refer to the package inserts for the Confidence Intervals.
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