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Characterization and mathematical correction of hemolysis interference in selected Hitachi 717 assays

Jay et al., 1993

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13092847814675663485
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Jay D
Provasek D
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Clinical chemistry

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The effect of hemolysis on several assays performed with the Hitachi 717 was quantified by relating the amount of error to the concentration of hemoglobin. Hemolysis interference was judged clinically significant when analyte concentration varied by> 10% from the initial …
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