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  • 21. A comparison of the API Uriscreen with the Vitek Urine Identification-3 and the leukocyte esterase or nitrite strip as a screening test for bacteriuria.
    Dalton MT, Comeau S, Rainnie B, Lambert K, Forward KR.
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  • 22. Improved urine screening using a combination of leukocyte esterase and the Lumac system.
    Pfaller MA, Scharnweber G, Stewart B, Koontz FP.
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  • 23. Rapid screening and microbiologic processing of pediatric urine specimens.
    Cannon HJ, Goetz ES, Hamoudi AC, Marcon MJ.
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  • 24. Urine screening strategy employing dipstick analysis and selective culture: an evaluation.
    Loo SY, Scottolini AG, Luangphinith S, Adam AL, Jacobs LD, Mariani AJ.
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  • 28. Evaluation of four screening tests for bacteriuria in elderly people.
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  • 32. Reagent strip screening for sediment abnormalities identified by automated microscopy in urine from patients suspected to have urinary tract disease.
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  • 33. Leukocyte esterase-nitrite and bioluminescence assays as urine screens.
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  • 37. [Usefulness of dipstick test for determining leukocytes and bacteria in urine].
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  • 38. Self-screening for significant bacteriuria. Evaluation of dip-strip combination nitrite/culture test.
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  • 39. Evaluation of the nitrite and leukocyte esterase activity tests for the diagnosis of acute symptomatic urinary tract infection in men.
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  • 40. The clinical significance of dipstick-negative, culture-positive urines in a veterans population.
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