Table 1 Laboratory investigation summary of a 14-year-old patient with diagnosis of Prader–Willi syndrome
From: A 14-year-old male patient with diagnosis of Prader–Willi syndrome in Ethiopia: a case report
Laboratory | Result | Reference range |
|---|---|---|
Fasting blood sugar | 116 mg/dl | < 100 mg/dl |
Luteinizing hormone | < 1 miu/ml | 1.1–7 miu/ml |
Follicle-stimulating hormone | < 1 miu/ml | 1.7–2 miu/ml |
Total testosterone | 0.75 ng/ml | 2.27–10.3 ng/ml |
Serum prolactin | 10.9 ng/ml | 3–25 ng/ml |
Thyroid stimulating hormone | 3.21 micIU/ml | 0.3–5 micIU/ml |
Total T3 | 3.01 nmol/l | 1.23–3.07 nmol/l |
Total T4 | 110.7 nmol/l | 66–181 nmol/l |
Serum 25 (OH) vitamin D | 9.7 ng/ml | 20–100 ng/ml |
Serum cortisol | 7.2 µg/dl | 3.7–19.4 µg/dl |
Adrenocorticotropic hormone | 26 pg/ml | 10 and 60 pg/ml |
24-h urine cortisol | 90.23 µg/24 h | 28.50–213.70 µg/24 h |
High density lipoprotein | 32 mg/dl | > 40 mg/dl |
Total cholesterol | 189 mg/dl | < 200 mg/dl |
Low density lipoprotein | 137 mg/dl | < 130 mg/dl |
Serum triglyceride | 98 mg/dl | < 150 mg/dl |