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. 2018 Dec 17;3(2):387–396. doi: 10.1210/js.2018-00337

Table 1.

Changes in Laboratory References 1997 to 2016

Years References
S-calcium in adults −2005 2.20–2.60 mmol/L
P-calcium in adults 2005− 2.15–2.50 mmol/L
S-calcium in children −2003 1.80–2.80 mmol/L <7 d; 
2.20–2.70 mmol/L 7 d to 7 y
2003–2005 2.20–2.60 mmol/L
2005− 2.00–3.00 mmol/L first day;
 2.10–2.60 mmol/L d 2 to 12 mo
S-ionized calcium in adults −2005 1.17–1.29 mmol/L
2005− 1.15–1.33 mmol/L
P-PTH −1999 12–72 ng/L
1999–2015 10–65 ng/L = 1.1–6.9 pmol/L
2015− 1.1–6.0 pmol/L
S-25 OHD vitamin −2006 10–50 μg/L
2009− 75–250 nmol/L
S-1,25 OHD vitamin 1995–2015 10–60 ng/L
2015− 60–208 pmol/L
Urinary calcium/24 h 1995− 0.7–7.0 mmol/24 h

Minus sign before a year indicates ongoing from previous years. Minus sign after a year indicates still ongoing.