Kidney health & electrolytes
Cystatin C
Cystatin C is a laboratory marker included in blood testing to contribute information about kidney health & electrolytes. Results are interpreted alongside related biomarkers, your reference range and relevant clinical context rather than in isolation.
How this marker fits into a profile
Markers associated with kidney filtration, fluid balance and essential electrolytes.
A single result does not provide a diagnosis. Reference ranges can vary by laboratory and may be influenced by factors such as age, sex, medicines, recent activity and the reason for testing.
Tests containing this marker
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