METHYL MALONIC ACID QUANTITATIVE BY LCMS/MS, SERUM

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The Methyl Malonic Acid (MMA) Quantitative test measures the level of methyl malonic acid in serum using highly sensitive LC-MS/MS technology. It is a reliable marker for identifying vitamin B12 deficiency and certain inherited metabolic disorders, especially in cases where serum vitamin B12 levels are borderline or inconclusive. Accurate measurement of MMA helps in early diagnosis and timely clinical intervention. Metropolis Healthcare offers this advanced serum-based test with high analytical accuracy, robust quality controls, and dependable reporting standards.

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Price: Rs. 3,430.00

Sample Type: Serum

Fasting Not Required


Notes: M0141

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's):

What does the METHYL MALONIC ACID QUANTITATIVE test measure?
This test measures serum methyl malonic acid levels, which are used by Metropolis Healthcare to assess vitamin B12 status and metabolic function.

How does Metropolis Healthcare perform the MMA test?
Metropolis Healthcare uses Liquid Chromatography–Tandem Mass Spectrometry (LC-MS/MS) for highly accurate and reliable quantification of MMA.

Who should take the METHYL MALONIC ACID test?
This test is recommended for individuals with suspected vitamin B12 deficiency, neurological symptoms, anemia, or inconclusive serum B12 results.

Why is LC-MS/MS used by Metropolis Healthcare for this test?
LC-MS/MS provides superior sensitivity and specificity, allowing Metropolis Healthcare to detect even subtle elevations in methyl malonic acid levels.

How is the serum sample collected for this test at Metropolis Healthcare?
A blood sample is collected by trained Metropolis Healthcare professionals, and serum is separated following standardized laboratory protocols.

How do Metropolis Healthcare results help in clinical decision-making?
The results help clinicians confirm vitamin B12 deficiency, monitor treatment response, and differentiate between nutritional and metabolic causes.

Is this test useful when serum vitamin B12 levels are normal?
Yes, Metropolis Healthcare recommends this test as MMA can detect functional B12 deficiency even when serum B12 levels appear normal.

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