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VIDAS D-dimer: fast quantitative ELISA for measuring D-dimer in plasma

J L Pittet, Ph. de Moerloose, Guido Reber, Claude Durand, Claude Villard, Nadia Piga, Dominique Rolland, S Comby, G Dupuy

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VIDAS D-dimer (bioMérieux) is a new quantitative ELISA for D-dimer determination designed for the VIDAS automated system. The test contains single-dose, ready-to-use reagents and is completed within 35 min. Quantitative results are obtained from a calibration curve stored in the software of the system and expressed as fibrinogen equivalent units. The two-step capture/tag test relies on two complementary monoclonal anti-D-dimer antibodies, the second one being labeled with alkaline phosphatase. The upper limit of the measuring range is 1000 micrograms/L and the lower detection limit is <50 micrograms/L, which is below the lower limit of the reference interval (68-494 micrograms/L). Reproducibility (CV) within and between runs ranges from 5% to 7%. There is no interference from heparin, bilirubin, hemoglobin, fibrinogen degradation products, or plasma turbidity. Comparison with a conventional ELISA (y) gave good correlation (r= 0.91, n= 579) and comparable results (y= 1.35x - 148, S(y/x)= 750), especially for D-dimer concentrations ranging from 0 to 1000 micrograms/L (y= 1.09x - 10.6, r= 0.88, S(y/x)= 170).

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VIDAS D-dimer (bioMérieux) is a new quantitative ELISA for D-dimer determination designed for the VIDAS automated system. The test contains single-dose, ready-to-use reagents and is completed within 35 min. Quantitative results are obtained from a calibration curve stored in the software of the system and expressed as fibrinogen equivalent units. The two-step capture/tag test relies on two complementary monoclonal anti-D-dimer antibodies, the second one being labeled with alkaline phosphatase. The upper limit of the measuring range is 1000 micrograms/L and the lower detection limit is <50 micrograms/L, which is below the lower limit of the reference interval (68-494 micrograms/L). Reproducibility (CV) within and between runs ranges from 5% to 7%. There is no interference from heparin, bilirubin, hemoglobin, fibrinogen degradation products, or plasma turbidity. Comparison with a conventional ELISA (y) gave good correlation (r= 0.91, n= 579) and comparable results (y= 1.35x - 148, S(y/x)= 750), especially for D-dimer concentrations ranging from 0 to 1000 micrograms/L (y= 1.09x - 10.6, r= 0.88, S(y/x)= 170).

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VIDAS D-dimer (bioMérieux) is a new quantitative ELISA for D-dimer determination designed for the VIDAS automated system. The test contains single-dose, ready-to-use reagents and is completed within 35 min. Quantitative results are obtained from a calibration curve stored in the software of the system and expressed as fibrinogen equivalent units. The two-step capture/tag test relies on two complementary monoclonal anti-D-dimer antibodies, the second one being labeled with alkaline phosphatase. The upper limit of the measuring range is 1000 micrograms/L and the lower detection limit is <50 micrograms/L, which is below the lower limit of the reference interval (68-494 micrograms/L). Reproducibility (CV) within and between runs ranges from 5% to 7%. There is no interference from heparin, bilirubin, hemoglobin, fibrinogen degradation products, or plasma turbidity. Comparison with a conventional ELISA (y) gave good correlation (r= 0.91, n= 579) and comparable results (y= 1.35x - 148, S(y/x)= 750), especially for D-dimer concentrations ranging from 0 to 1000 micrograms/L (y= 1.09x - 10.6, r= 0.88, S(y/x)= 170).

Key concepts: D-dimer, Detection limit, Fibrinogen, Dimer, Chemistry, Reproducibility, Calibration curve, Chromatography

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