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Clinical Chemistry, Vol 11, 664-666, Copyright © 1965 by the American Association for Clinical Chemistry

An Automated Method for Urine Creatinine Which Does Not Require a Dialyzer Module

Samuel Pino 1, Joseph Benotti 1, and Henry Gardyna 1

1 Boston Medical Laboratory Inc., 19 Bay State Road, Boston 15, Mass.

A method for the determination of urine creatinine is presented which is relatively simple and completely automated. It is based on the Jaffeacute; reaction and differs from others in that the dialyzer module is not required. The instrument used is the Technicon AutoAnalyzer. The automated procedure is described in detail, and data are presented to show that it has excellent reproducibility.

Submitted on September 22, 1964
Accepted on March 5, 1965




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