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Lp(a) THE RISK FACTOR YOUR LIPID PANEL IS MISSING


One in five people carry genetically elevated Lipoprotein(a) CAN YOUR LABORATORY MEASURE IT WITH CONFIDENCE?


Approximately 13.6 million people in the UK have elevated Lp(a), an inherited and independent cardiovascular risk factor that routine lipid testing alone cannot identify. As clinical guidance increasingly recommends Lp(a) testing, laboratories need an assay that delivers accurate, standardised and clinically meaningful results. Risk (%)


10 20 30 40


0 57 60 70 80 age (years) Risk of heart attack or stroke to age 80 for this patient, from the Lp(a) Clinical Guidance calculator lpaclinicalguidance.com.


RANDOX Lp(a) ASSAY & 5-POINT CALIBRATOR BUILT FOR RELIABLE MEASUREMENT


risk including Lp(a) risk without Lp(a)


Whole Lp(a) molecule detection


Least apo(a) size-related bias commercially available


Assay range 5–260 nmol/L


Results reported in nmol/L


Excellent standardisation for confident clinical decision making


Dedicated Lp(a) control, offering a complete testing package


Third party applications available for use on a wide range of clinical chemistry analysers


Multi-point Calibrator, spanning small, medium and large apo(a) sizes, traceable to WHO/


IFCC reference material


nmol/L 55 30 mg/dL 30 mg/dL


A SINGLE MEASUREMENT CAN PROVIDE LIFELONG CLINICAL VALUE


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nmol/L 85


Calibrator Levels (nmol/L) 13.3 23.0 58.2 158.3 260.3


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