Urine organic acids
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Urine organic acids is a medical diagnostic test used to exclude the possibility that a person has an inborn error of metabolism, usually one of the organic acidemias. The usual method of analysis is tandem mass spectrometry. In most cases a random specimen of as little as 1-5 ml is enough for analysis.
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