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Screening for Bacteriuria in Urological Patients using Reagent Strips

British Journal of Urology, 1992
Summary— A rapid and accurate ward‐based method of diagnosing urinary infection would be of value in determining the prescription of antibiotics in pre‐operative urological patients. This study describes the sensitivity and specificity of a screening technique based on commercially available reagent strips in ...
S J, Mills, M, Ford, F K, Gould, S, Burton, D E, Neal   +4 more
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Urine reagent strips: an MDA evaluation.

Professional nurse (London, England), 1999
Despite being cheap to buy, the annual UK urine reagent strip bill is more than 4 Pounds million. Nurses need to be aware that each company's test strip works differently. They also need to learn about the external factors that can interfere with tests.
S, Halloran, W, Bennitt
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The reagent-strip method for estimating blood glucose concentration

The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1967
Dextrostix, a rapid stick method to measure blood glucose, is valuable for public health dentistry and for research into abnormalities of glucose concentration and oral disease.
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[Dry chemistry of reagent strips].

Schweizerische medizinische Wochenschrift, 1987
Quantitative analysis with dry reagent strips for the determination of clinical chemistry parameters and drug monitoring in serum, plasma and whole blood is expanding in small laboratories and in office laboratories. The systems predominantly used are Ektachem DT 60, the Seralyzer and the Reflotron.
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[Assay of digoxin on dry-reagent strips].

Pathologie-biologie, 1987
An automated immunoassay for Digoxin in serum using dry-reagent strips (Stratus Dade) was evaluated, and compared with two others immunoassays (TDX Abbott and ACA Du Pont). Precision, sensitivity and specificity were satisfying, as well as correlation study, but discrepancies observed for some sera proved that these techniques still pose serious ...
H, Coquelin, Y, Boucaud-Maître, M, Manchon, S, Thoinet, P, Hutinel   +4 more
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Reagent‐strip methods for glucose

Medical Journal of Australia, 1988
Matt Cohen, J.E. Buttery, P.B. Barreau
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Expired Reagent Strips for Haematuria

Tropical Doctor, 1993
L, Savioli, M, Albonico, K A, Amour, J M, Saleh   +3 more
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Reagent Strip Testing of Cerebrospinal Fluid

Tropical Doctor, 2003
D A, Green, B M, Ansari, S, Davis, D, Cameron   +3 more
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Microstix-A reagent strip for urine culture.

The New Zealand medical journal, 1976
Microstix is a simple and convenient reagent strip for obtaining a semi-quantitative bacterial count on urine specimens. This method correctly predicted over 10(5) gram-negative organisms per ml in 84 percent of samples and over 10(5) gram-positive organisms per ml in 72 percent. Urine specimens containing 10(4) per ml or more of any organism should be
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Reagent strips and observer error

Practical Diabetes International, 1991
Martin Sandler, Alan S Hutchison
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