BENCE JONES PROTEIN SCREEN(QUALITATIVE), URINE

Qualitative test that detects Bence Jones proteins in urine, which may indicate multiple myeloma or other plasma cell dyscrasias. It helps in diagnosing kidney damage from these conditions.

Also known asBjp Bence JonesUrine -Qualitative Bence JonesUrine -Qualitative

Available via

Home Collection, Lab Visit

Contains

2 parameters

Earliest reports in

Same Day

Test details

BENCE JONES PROTEIN SCREEN(QUALITATIVE), URINE Test in New Delhi Overview

Preparations

No special preparations needed

Test included
BENCE JONES PROTEIN SCREEN(QUALITATIVE), URINE includes 2 parameters

  • Specimen
  • Bence-jones Proteins Ur
Frequently Asked Questions

The Bence Jones Protein test detects the presence of free light chains (kappa or lambda) in urine, which can indicate multiple myeloma or other plasma cell disorders.

It is performed to diagnose and monitor multiple myeloma, Waldenström’s macroglobulinemia, and other monoclonal gammopathies in individuals with symptoms like bone pain, anemia, or kidney dysfunction.

A 24-hour urine sample is collected and analyzed using electrophoresis or immunofixation techniques to detect abnormal protein levels.

The presence of Bence Jones proteins suggests abnormal plasma cell activity, commonly associated with multiple myeloma. High levels may indicate advanced disease and an increased risk of kidney damage.

If Bence Jones proteins are detected, further tests like bone marrow biopsy, serum protein electrophoresis, and imaging may be required. Treatment may involve chemotherapy, targeted therapy, or stem cell transplantation.

Test code

1589

Specimen vol. and vacutainer information
SpecimenVacutainerVolume
UrineBlue Plastic Urine collecter10 ML
Urine,24hrBlue Plastic Urine collecter10 ML

Specimen stability information

Urine, Urine,24Hr

Specimen rejection criteria

Test run frequency

Every Day TIME - 12:00

Turn around time

Same Day

Performing locations

Department

  • Protein Chemistry

CPT and Loinc codes

BENCE JONES PROTEIN SCREEN(QUALITATIVE), URINE

620