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Aim: Method evaluation studies should be carried out for every new method planned to be used in laboratories. The aim of this study is to determine the analytical performance of the immunoassay method used for determining of plasma 25-hydroxy vitamin D levels and also to...
Objective: In the study, it was aimed to determine the harmony of LDL-C levels determined by enzymatic(direct) and computational method, to have an idea about the optimal request frequency by examining the significance of the percentage changes of repeated LDL-C measurements...
Objective: Therapeutic drug monitoring for lithium therapy is important because of its narrow therapeutic range and non-specific nature of clinical findings of lithium toxicity. Methods such as ion-specific electrode (ISE), atomic absorption and flame emission have been used...
Objective: Use of C-Reactive protein in the follow-up of different clinical situations is getting more important. Levels of CRP can be detected by immunonephelometric and immunoturbidimetric methods in the clinical laboratories. The emergency departmentÕs laboratory renders...
Objective: However, the analytical and standardization problems have continued, vitamin D status is usually assessed by measuring the plasma concentration of 25-hydroxyvitamin D [25(OH)D]. The aim of this study was to compared vitamin D levels of 50 healthy volunteers...
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