cTSH Canine Rapid Tests(FIA)

Hypothyroidism is a disease in which the functional activity of all cells in the dog is reduced due to insufficient secretion or synthesis of thyroid hormones. The typical clinical symptoms of dogs are decreased metabolic rate, myxedema, decreased libido, sleepiness, fear of cold, sterility, sparse skin and coat. This disease is a common endocrine disorder in dogs, which is easy to occur in medium-sized or large female dogs aged 4-6 years. 
The diagnosis of hyperthyroidism is by hematological examination of total T4, and some may also be judged in combination with free T4 and the thyroid-stimulating hormone TSH.
Species: Canidae 
Sample:Serum/Plasma
Sample Volume: 50μl
Loading Volume: 100 µL 
Detection Range：9-600mIu/L 
Incubation Time:10mim
Storage temperature: 4-30℃

Result decision reference:

Each Laboratory should establish a reference range that is representative of the population to be evaluated. The diagnosis must be made in conjunction with other clinical symptoms and tests.