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panglobal2024-10-24 13:53:172024-10-24 13:53:17Turbidimetric and nephelometric assays for the automated quantitative analysis of unusual proteins
Development of rapid and POC tests for viral diagnostics
, /in Featured Articles, Rapid Tests & POC /by panglobalIt is often said that “necessity is the mother of invention”, something that often seems to happen in war situations. The COVID-19 pandemic, in many ways, felt like a war, and drove fast changes in behaviour, very quickly having us all performing lateral flow tests at home, in a way that could not have been […]
Pitfalls and challenges in the diagnosis of acid–base disorders by blood gas analysis
, /in Featured Articles /by panglobalBlood gas analysis for the diagnosis of acid–base disorders is now mainly performed at the point-of-care and the results reported can be affected by a number of factors. Users should be aware of the possible pitfalls to prevent errors in diagnosis and to optimize patient management. CLI chatted to Dr Kate Shipman (Consultant Chemical Pathologist, […]
Impact of analyte stability on the urine analysis of porphyrins and their precursors
, /in Featured Articles, Urine Analysis /by panglobalIn a previous article (CLI October 2021 “Diagnosis of acute hepatic porphyria”), we discussed in detail the biochemistry and the diagnosis of the different types of porphyria. Here, we give a brief recap before going on to discuss a recent paper by Gallagher et al. that examined the effects of different specimen storage and handling […]
TTF-1 expression may be a useful indicator of improved survival in non-small cell lung cancer patients
, /in Featured Articles, Tumour Markers /by panglobalAccording to the most recent statistics provided by Cancer Research UK, lung cancer is the third most common cancer in the UK, with around 49 000 new cases in the UK every year which account for 13% of all new cancer cases.