DEHYDROEPIANDROSTERONE SULFATE (DHEAS), SERUM
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One 6 mL SST. (Min: 4 mL SST)
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1 mL refrigerated serum (Min: 0.2 mL)
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Ambient - 48 hours
Refrigerated - 1 week
Frozen - Stable
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Male:
6 mos-4 yrs:
3 - 24 ug/dL
5-6 yrs:
13 - 57 ug/dL
7-8 yrs:
37 - 74 ug/dL
9-10 yrs:
52 - 127 ug/dL
11-12 yrs:
76 - 166 ug/dL
13-19 yrs:
76 - 640 ug/dL
20-29 yrs:
280 - 640 ug/dL
30-39 yrs:
120 - 520 ug/dL
40-49 yrs:
95 - 530 ug/dL
50-59 yrs:
70 - 310 ug/dL
60 - 69 yrs:
42 - 290 ug/dL
70 yrs & over:
28 - 175 ug/dL
Female:
6 mos-4 yrs:
3 - 24 ug/dL
5-6 yrs:
13 - 57 ug/dL
7-8 yrs:
37 - 74 ug/dL
9-10 yrs:
52 - 127 ug/dL
11-12 yrs:
76 - 166 ug/dL
13-29 yrs:
65 - 380 ug/dL
30-39 yrs:
45 - 270 ug/dL
40-49 yrs:
32 - 240 ug/dL
50-59 yrs:
26 - 200 ug/dL
60-69 yrs:
13 - 130 ug/dL
70 yrs & over:
10 - 90 ug/dL
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Serum concentrations of DHEA sulfate are high at birth (newborn range 30 - 250 ug/dL) and even higher in sick and premature infants. Values decrease precipitously during the first week of life, and then down to 3 - 24 ug/dL for children 6 months to 4 years.
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