Thanks for the info. Knew one of you with brains could help me on that one. Mine no longer exist.
You don't like my ugly kitty kat? Meooooowwwwwww
Found that picture last night and it just fit my mood. I like all it's wrinkles. It's ears kinda remind me of my dh's, too. =^}{
Who the he// shaved your cat??
When did he come to visit us??
Leave it to the brains of the bunch. Thanks Kitty. :) We are waiting for you to give us a pic for you too Kitty!! Funny I just was looking up all that stuff this morning --- creepy
http://thyroid.about.com/cs/testsforthyroid/a/labs2003.htm
I didn't get that far to read Ultra testing though.
The 3rdGeneration TSH = Ultra TSH = TSH.
Here is a link explaining it:
http://www.questdiagnostics.com/hcp/intguide/jsp/showintguidepage.jsp?fn=CAP_AppTSH.htm
Look at the 1st paragraph specifically.
Not all labs will state "3rd generation or ultra" as is the only TSH test in use now. It replaced the older 1st and 2nd generation tests.
Kitty
Well, this person says they had it done in a clinic in India last week. So I guess I'll assume it's the same thing.
What? You don't like my kitty kat? Whahahaaaaaaaaaa
You are one scary looking cat!
When I Google "ultra TSH", I get a bunch of ads for self test kits.
"The DELFIA TSH ultra assay sets a standard for other 3rd generation kits to match."
I always wonder what "3rd generation TSH" means, too.
I just get the "regular" TSH test, which I assume is the awesome new 3rd generation test, but the lab doesn't have space to print "3rd generation" on the paper. :)
Ultra not untra. . . . duh me!