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Evaluating MGUS with Free Light Chain Assays in Clinical Practice Webinar

 2022-08-09

Learn about the clinical and laboratory investigation of multiple myeloma and MGUS, and the potential clinical usage of the N Latex FLC assay in evaluation of MGUS.

IgG4-related disease: impact of IgG4 on differential diagnosis
IgG4-related disease: impact of IgG4 on differential diagnosis

Join our complimentary webcast to learn why IgG4 immunostaining is essential for the pathological diagnosis of IgG4-related disease.

Plasma Protein Scientific Days
GFR Estimation in Children - How Cystatin C and BTP can help?
GFR Estimation in Children - How Cystatin C and BTP can help?

Learn why Cystatin C is currently the best endogenous marker of GFR and why Beta trace protein may be better for pregnancy and neonates.

Plasma Protein Scientific Days
Webinar: Clinical Experience with N Latex FLC in Patients with Renal Impairment
Clinical Experience with N Latex FLC in Patients with Renal Impairment

Learn more about the need for established FLC reference ranges.

Webinar: UK Experience with N Latex FLC
UK Experience with N Latex FLC

Learn about one of the few studies available that provides a comparative analysis of the performance of the new Siemens FLC assay and an existing method.

Prof. Dr. G. Merlini
Recommendations for the Clinical Use of FLC Testing—Status 2014

Understand the impact that the free light chain (FLC) assay has had on improvements in screening, risk assessment, and the evaluation of therapy response for monoclonal gammopathies.

Cardio-Renal Syndrome – the Role of Kidney in Heart Disease
Cardio-Renal Syndrome – the Role of Kidney in Heart Disease

Nontraditional factors are involved in CKD-related heart disease. Learn how to interpret cardiac biomarkers in CKD.

Plasma Protein Scientific Days
Kidney Markers for Cardiovascular Risk Assessment
Kidney Markers for Cardiovascular Risk Assessment and in Managing Dialysis Patients

Residual Kidney Function (RKF) is an important contributor to dialysis clearance and a strong predictor of survival in dialysis patients. Learn more.

Plasma Protein Scientific Days
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