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The Impact of Pre-analytical Time on blood culture yield.
The Impact of Pre-analytical Time on blood culture yield.
N. Alam (6495095) +5 more
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Introduction: Laboratory tests are intended to provide information necessary to clarify diagnoses or specific situations that cannot be elucidated by other means. Laboratory analyses are subject to several interferences.
Márcio V. Oliveira (4851442) +2 more
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Pre‐analytical protocol for measuring Alzheimer's disease biomarkers in fresh CSF
Introduction We aimed to establish a standardized, routine‐use pre‐analytical protocol for measuring Alzheimer's disease (AD) biomarkers in cerebrospinal fluid (CSF).
Oskar Hansson +9 more
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Stability of refrigerated whole blood samples for osmotic fragility test
Background: The osmotic fragility test (OFT), conventionally used for assisting the diagnosis of many erythrocyte disorders, is a manual and time-consuming analysis not daily performed in many medical laboratories.
Gian Luca Salvagno +4 more
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Background Reliable measurement of phenylalanine (Phe) is a prerequisite for adequate follow‐up of phenylketonuria (PKU) patients. However, previous studies have raised concerns on the intercomparability of plasma and dried blood spot (DBS) Phe results ...
Karlien L. M. Coene +16 more
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Pre-analytical sample characteristics overall and according to BRAF mutation.
Pre-analytical sample characteristics overall and according to BRAF mutation.
Jean-Louis Merlin (336829) +12 more
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There has been rapidly accelerating interest in the utilization of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) as non-invasive methods for rapid point-of-care medical diagnostics.
Michael McFarlanE +5 more
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Awareness and knowledge levels of patients regarding pre-analytical errors
Efforts to minimize pre-analytical errors remain significant in laboratory procedures. However, the existing literature has not thoroughly explored the awareness of errors that could influence the process before patients submit samples, and there is yet ...
Avci Esin +5 more
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Background and objectives: All three phases of laboratory testing are equally important for improving total quality management, but the pre-analytical phase is the most error-prone.
Jonas Bikorimana +3 more
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Correct test selection: a test must have the potential to alter patient management and have the specificity and sensitivity appropriate to the pretest probability of disease. Correct dynamic test procedure: dynamic tests may assist diagnosis and protocols must be readily available. Correct patient preparation: fasting, or other patient preparation, may
John H, Livesey +2 more
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