Significance Of Urinary Sediment White Blood Cell Detected By Combinational Use Of Methods
LI Ying-chang
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LI Ying-chang
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Objective To study the accuracy in detecting white blood cell (WBC) by using Diasys R/S2003 urinary sediment workstation and UF-100 urinary sediment automatic analyzer. Methods WBC weretested in 1080 urinary samples by using Diasys R/S2003 urinary sediment workstation and UF-100 urinarysediment automatic analyzer separately. Data were analyzed to get positive rate and it's influencefactors. Results The positive rates of WBC detected by two methods were 37.6% and 45.9% separately.There was significant difference between them (P0.05). The false positive rate was 8.3% by using UF-100 urinary sediment automatic analyzer. Conclusions The accuracy of detecting WBC in urine couldincrease by applying two combined methods or using automatic analyzer to assist microscope examination.
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Objective To study the accuracy in detecting white blood cell (WBC) by using Diasys R/S2003 urinary sediment workstation and UF-100 urinary sediment automatic analyzer. Methods WBC weretested in 1080 urinary samples by using Diasys R/S2003 urinary sediment workstation and UF-100 urinarysediment automatic analyzer separately. Data were analyzed to get positive rate and it's influencefactors. Results The positive rates of WBC detected by two methods were 37.6% and 45.9% separately.There was significant difference between them (P0.05). The false positive rate was 8.3% by using UF-100 urinary sediment automatic analyzer. Conclusions The accuracy of detecting WBC in urine couldincrease by applying two combined methods or using automatic analyzer to assist microscope examination.
Key concepts: Urinary sediment, Spectrum analyzer, Urine, Urinary system, White blood cell, Significant difference, Medicine, Urology