Serum Albumin Level in Pathology Formulas

Serum Albumin Level is the levels of albumin in a person’s blood. If the level indicates an abnormal amount of albumin, it may suggest a problem with the liver or kidneys. And is denoted by SAL. Serum Albumin Level is usually measured using the Gram per Deciliter for Creatinine. Note that the value of Serum Albumin Level is always negative.

Pathology formulas that make use of Serum Albumin Level

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FAQ

What is the Serum Albumin Level?

Serum Albumin Level is the levels of albumin in a person’s blood. If the level indicates an abnormal amount of albumin, it may suggest a problem with the liver or kidneys. Serum Albumin Level is usually measured using the Gram per Deciliter for Creatinine. Note that the value of Serum Albumin Level is always negative.

Can the Serum Albumin Level be negative?

Yes, the Serum Albumin Level, measured in Creatinine can be negative.

What unit is used to measure Serum Albumin Level?

Serum Albumin Level is usually measured using the Gram per Deciliter[g/dL] for Creatinine. Milligram per Deciliter[g/dL], Kilogram per cubic meter[g/dL] are the few other units in which Serum Albumin Level can be measured.

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