5 edition of Drug interference and drug measurement in clinical chemistry found in the catalog.
Published
1976
by New York, S. Karger in Basel
.
Written in English
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographies.
| Statement | editors, G. Siest, and D.S. Young ; co-editors, C. Heusghem, G. Olive and J.R. Royer. |
| Contributions | Siest, G., Young, Donald S. |
| Classifications | |
|---|---|
| LC Classifications | RB40 .I56 1975 |
| The Physical Object | |
| Pagination | viii, 207 p. : |
| Number of Pages | 207 |
| ID Numbers | |
| Open Library | OL3107479M |
| ISBN 10 | 3805523602 |
| LC Control Number | 82214540 |
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Drug Interference and Drug Measurement in Clinical Chemistry: 3rd International Colloquium on Prospective Biology, Pont-à-Mousson, October Medicine & Health Science Books @ jumicar-celle.com Drug interference and drug measurement in clinical chemistry: proceedings of the Third International Colloquium on Prospective Biology, Pont-à-Mousson, OctoberAuthor: G Siest.
Drug interference may be (1) chemical where the parent drug, metabolites or additives cross-react, (2) drugs or additives may act as accelerators or inhibitors of the assay, or (3) photometric where the parent drug, metabolites or additives may have similar absorption peaks to.
Analytical Interference of Drugs in Clinical Chemistry: I- Study of Twenty Drugs on Seven Different Instruments GUY LETELLIER and FRANCE DESJARLAIS D6partement de Biochimie, H6pital Notre-Dame,Sherbrooke est, Montreal, Qc, H2L4M1 We have investigated the effect of 20 drugs on the accuracy of results obtained from seven instruments now widely Cited by: Letellier G, Desjarlais F (a) Analytical interference of drugs in clinical chemistry II — The interference of three cephalosporins with the determination of serum creatinine Cited by: 1.
Abstract. Drugs can interfere with the biochemical assessment of nutritional status through analytical or biological effects (Roe ). Analytical effects include all interferences that result from chemical interactions in the test procedure (see Table ).Author: Daphne A.
Roe. Nov 16, · These are the sources and citations used to research Drug interference in enzymed-based clinical chemistry assays. This bibliography was generated on. Interference with Clinical Laboratory analyses Article · Literature Review (PDF Available) in Clinical Chemistry 40(11 Pt 1) · December with 1, Reads How we measure 'reads'.
Apr 01, · A matrix of human serum samples containing NAC concentrations in the range of 0–10 mg/L and acetaminophen in the range of 0– mg/L was created by combining pooled normal human serum, serum containing acetaminophen ( Cited by: 7. Jan 23, · To the Editor: In a recent Letter to the Editor, Mayer and Salpeter identified N-acetylcysteine (NAC) interference with GDS AR reagent for acetaminophen jumicar-celle.com Technology, Inc., has performed three separate studies investigating this concern along with a third-party investigator from a major diagnostic supplier and has found no significant NAC interference occurring Cited by: 7.
Drug interference in clinical chemistry: Recommendation of drugs and their concentrations to be used in drug interference studies. A group of international experts prepared two lists of drugs with their serum/plasma and urine concentrations, which should be used when evaluating the performance of a new laboratory method.
A drug can interfere with clinical chemical investigations inseveral ways: By direct interference with the chemistry of thedetermination, causing an increase or a decrease in the detectedreaction product or by inhibiting an enzyme or an antibody reactionthat is part of the analytical procedure.
Jun 01, · (25,26) Yadav and Sanjaya (1) summarized available data of drug interference on the most commonly tested clinical chemistry parameters: glucose, potassium, sodium, urea, and creatinine. Although the drugs tested in our study are not listed, the authors state that a large number of drugs can change potassium concentration: amphotericin B.
Drug Interference With Renal Function Tests Richard S. Muther, MD T HE MEASUREMENT of serum creatinine and creatinine clearance provides the most practical clinical assessment of renal function available to nephrologists. However, in the presence of certain drugs, both measurements must be interpreted with jumicar-celle.com by: Supplemental Tables for Interference Testing in Clinical Chemistry, 1st Edition View Sample Pages This document includes recommended testing concentrations for analytes and endogenous substances that may interfere in clinical chemistry measurement procedures and is intended for use with the evaluation procedures in the Clinical and Laboratory.
Drug interferences with clinical laboratory tests. Sher PP. The interpretation of clinical laboratory tests is dependent on a host of physiological, environmental and pharmacological factors.
At present, it is difficult to determine which of these broad groups is involved when one suspects interference with a clinical laboratory jumicar-celle.com by: aliquot of drug solution or isotonic sodium chloride.
The aliquot added was less than 10% of the total volume, according to recommendations by the International Federa-tion of Clinical Chemistry in guidelines for the evaluation of drug effects in clinical chemistry Each sample was measured in duplicate.
The 2 glucose measurements from the control samples were jumicar-celle.com by: Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute guideline EP07—Interference Testing in Clinical Chemistry is intended to promote uniformity in the evaluation of interference characteristics of medical laboratory measurement procedures.
Clinical chemistry is the branch of laboratory medicine that focuses primarily on molecules. The tests in a clinical chemistry laboratory measure concentrations of biologically important ions (salts and minerals), small organic molecules and large macromolecules (primarily proteins).
See Section 6 for more detail about specific analytes. Jan 23, · However, it is possible that drug interference may have been negated by physiological effects of the drug in question on catecholamine metabolism. To investigate this possibility, the analysis was repeated using data from an HPLC method that has no known analytical interference (Reed P, Kane J, Weinkove C, unpublished laboratory observations).Cited by:.
The 7th edition of the book Drug Effects in Clinical Chemistry, Editors: Nils Tryding, Christer Tufvesson and Oswald Sonntag, (ISBN ISSNPp. and ) was published in Stockholm by the National Corporation of Swedish Pharmacias, Pharmasoft and Swedish Society for Clinical Chemistry.Drug Monitoring and Clinical Chemistry, the 5th volume in the Handbook of Analytical Separations series, gives an overview about methods to analyse drugs in biological jumicar-celle.com most widely used methods to analyse drugs in biological fluids.
i.e. chromatographic methods, CE and immunoassays are described in detail.Jan 13, · For example, an informational bulletin published by Ortho Clinical Diagnostics indicated the possibility of biotin interference in some Vitros assays in specimens with biotin concentrations > ng/mL (> nmol/L) or those from individuals ingesting µg/day.
