Anti-Mullerian Hormone

Pathology category

Biochemistry

Code

AMH

Referral code

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Test information

AMH is produced by ovarian follicles and is a useful marker for prediction of ovarian reserve, evaluating fertility potential and individualisation of infertility treatment.

Guidelines

Pre-analytical

Must be received in lab on day of collection

Reference range

Adult
Females
18-25yrs: 6.82 – 95.22 pmol/L
26-30yrs: 1.22 – 52.66 pmol/L
31-35yrs: 0.53 – 52.48 pmol/L
36-40yrs: 0.20 – 51.03 pmol/L
41-45yrs: 0.00 – 23.35 pmol/L
≥ 46yrs: 0.00 – 8.19 pmol/L
Males
> 18yrs: 5.20 – 114.60 pmol/L

Paediatric
Females
≤ 60 days: 0.04 – 24.16 pmol/L
Males
≤ 60 days: 107.92 – 1903.49 pmol/L

Source: Beckman Coulter

Tube type

Tube type info

Adults: 5ml Serum SST (gold top)

Paediatrics: 0.5ml paediatric plain

Special requirements

Minimum volume

0.1 ml

Assay frequency

Assay run daily at local laboratory.

TAT Inpatient (urgent)

TAT Inpatient

7 days

TAT GP/Outpatient

7 days

Referral lab

Local, Clinical Biochemistry