The initial reporter stated they received questionable results for two patients sample tested with the elecsys vitamin d assay on a cobas e 411 immunoassay analyzer.The second patient sample was also tested on a cobas 6000 e 601 module and a cobas pro e 801 module.The first sample initially resulted in a vitamin d value of > 70 ng/ml when tested on the customer's e411 analyzer.The sample was repeated on an abbott analyzer, resulting in a value of 28.5 ng/ml.No incorrect results were reported outside of the laboratory for this sample.The second sample initially resulted in a vitamin d value of > 70 ng/ml when tested on the customer's e411 analyzer.The sample was repeated on an abbott analyzer resulting in a value that was much lower.The specific value measured with the abbott analyzer was not provided.The sample was sent to a second laboratory for testing on an e601 analyzer, resulting in a value of 49.64 ng/ml.The sample was also sent to a third laboratory for testing on an e801 analyzer where it resulted in values of 46.2 ng/ml and 53.3 ng/ml on (b)(6) 2021.It was asked, but it is not known if any incorrect results were reported outside of the laboratory for this sample.The customer believed the abbott values to be correct based on the clinical picture of the patients.The e411 analyzer serial number is (b)(4).Vitamin d reagent lot number 58937301, with an expiration date of 30-nov-2022 was used on this analyzer.The serial number of the e601 analyzer was requested, but not provided.Vitamin d reagent lot 589373, with an expiration date of 30-nov-2022 was used on this analyzer.The serial number of the e801 analyzer was requested, but not provided.Vitamin d reagent lot 568206 was used on this analyzer.The reagent expiration date was requested, but not provided.
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