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Visualizar alteraçõesLEPTMLEPTOSPIROSE - ANTICORPOS IgMLEPTOSPIRA, DOENÇA DE WEILELISA3 mLSOROGEL SEPARADORRefrigerado (2 a 8 °C)6 dias uteisQuaSIM
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Visualizar alteraçõesB12VITAMINA B12CIANOCOBALAMINAQUIMIOLUMINESCÊNCIA3 mLSOROGEL SEPARADORRefrigerado (2 a 8 °C)6 dias uteisSeg,Ter,Qua,Qui,SexSIM
Visualizar alteraçõesVIT25VITAMINA D - 25 HIDROXIVIT D3, ACALCIDIOL, VITAMINA D TOTAL, 25-HIDROXICOLECALCIFEROLQUIMIOLUMINESCÊNCIA3 mLSOROGEL SEPARADORRefrigerado (2 a 8 °C)5 dias uteisSeg,Ter,Qua,Qui,SexSIM
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