While doing my research work, I have noticed that the D- dimer levels of normal animals (dogs) are given in different ranges in different publications. Is there any variation occuring in d dimer levels due to the application of different methods? . And what is the normal serum D-dimer levels in dogs? I am so confused with the reference range of serum D - dimer. Thank You in advance.
David Rotamula
If difference in reference values are greatly pronounced, it could be due to some adjustments made prior by researchers. Otherwise, it is just in method of preparations that they vary. Researchers tweak these variables that suits to their needs.
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