HomeLab TestTacrolimus Blood Level
Overview
Overview:
- Purpose: Ensures tacrolimus levels are within a therapeutic range to prevent organ rejection and avoid side effects.
- Use Cases: Commonly used for patients with li...
Risk assessment
Risk Assessment:
- Too Low Levels: Risk of organ rejection due to insufficient immunosuppression.
- Too High Levels: Risk of toxicity, leading to adverse effects such as kidney...
Ranges
Normal Range:
- The normal therapeutic range is typically 5-20 ng/mL, but it can vary based on individual factors, transplant type, and time since transplantation.
- Exact target range should b...
Test result interpretation
Interpretation:
- Below Normal Range: May indicate inadequate dosing or rapid metabolism, increasing the risk of rejection.
- Within Normal Range: Suggests effective dosing wit...
Sample types
Sample Type:
- Whole Blood Sample: Typically drawn in a lavender (EDTA) tube.
- Timing: Blood is usually drawn 12 hours after the last dose or...
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Tacrolimus?
Why is Tacrolimus blood level testing important?
How often should Tacrolimus levels be checked?
What are the target Tacrolimus levels?
What factors can affect Tacrolimus levels?
How is the Tacrolimus blood test performed?
What are the possible side effects of Tacrolimus?
Can Tacrolimus levels change over time?
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Tacrolimus Blood Level
The tacrolimus test is ordered to measure the amount of drug in the blood.
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Sample Type:
blood
Fasting Required:
No
Description
Measurement of tacrolimus blood levels may be of use in monitoring patients receiving this drug. Specimens from patients who have circulating human antimouse (HAMA) as a result of having received mouse monoclonal antibodies may give falsely elevated or depressed results in this assay.
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