- Container
- Fecal container (call customer service for specimen handling protocol: 1-800-872-1001, dial 4)
- Specimen
- 10 grams fresh fecal specimen
Baermann
- Code
- T785
- Results
- 2-4 days
- Country
- US
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Bile Acids
- Code
- CT225
- Results
- 1-2 Days
- Country
- CA
- Container
- Serum in red top or serum separator
- Component
- Single bile acid
- Specimen
- 0.5 mL serum
- Description
- Bile acids are a sensitive indicator of hepatic dysfunction but are not specific for the type of liver disease. Elevations may be caused by hepatitis, hepatic necrosis, hepatic cirrhosis, hepatic neoplasia, vacuolar hepatopathy, bile duct obstruction, portosystemic shunts, or microvascular dysplasia. Submission of postprandial bile acids labeled accordingly.
Bile Acids
- Code
- T225
- Results
- 1-2 days
- Country
- US
- Container
- Serum in red top or serum separator
- Specimen
- 0.5 mL serum
- Description
- Single sample.
Biopsy – 1 source
- Code
- CFBX
- Results
- 3-5 Days
- Country
- CA
- Container
- Formalin container
- Component
- Tissue in formalin
- Specimen
- Tissue in 10% formalin
- Description
- A boarded pathologist will evaluate the tissue. A full written biopsy report will be provided, including source, history, description of submitted tissue, microscopic description, and diagnosis where possible. The pathologist's comments will include, where applicable, margin evaluation, grading, interpretation of special stains, and recommendations for further testing if needed.
Biopsy – 1 Source
- Code
- FBX
- Results
- 3-5 days
- Country
- US
- Container
- Formalin container
- Specimen
- Tissue in 10% formalin
- Description
- This test includes macroscopic and microscopic evaluation of tissues. The report includes diagnosis, microscopic description, comments, case images, and the following where applicable: margins, special stains (non-immunohistochemical), decalcification, and internal pathologist-to-pathologist consultation.
Bovine Herpes Virus
- Code
- CS14456
- Results
- 5-10 Days
- Country
- CA
- Container
- Red top or serum separator
- Specimen
- 1.0 mL serum
Bovine Herpes Virus
- Code
- S14456
- Results
- 5-7 days
- Country
- US
- Container
- Red top or serum separator sent with ice packs to keep cold.
- Specimen
- 1.0 mL serum
Bovine Viral Diarrhea (BVD) – ELISA
- Code
- CS16844
- Results
- 7-10 Days
- Country
- CA
- Container
- Red top or serum separator
- Specimen
- 1.0 mL serum OR standard ear notch
Bovine Viral Diarrhea (BVD) – ELISA
- Code
- S16844
- Results
- 7-10 days
- Country
- US
- Container
- Serum in red top or serum separator OR ear notch
- Specimen
- 1.0 mL serum OR standard ear notch
Bovine Viral Diarrhea (BVD) – PCR
- Code
- CS86551
- Results
- 7-10 Days
- Country
- CA
- Container
- Lavender top OR non-additive red top with tissue, milk or semen marked with source
- Specimen
- Fresh tissue OR Whole blood (EDTA) OR milk OR semen