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A solution to the problem of bilirubin interference with the kinetic Jaffé method for serum creatinine
Clinical Chemistry
|July 1, 1978
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We measured bilirubin interference with the kinetic Jaffé method for serum creatinine. Both pooled sera with added bilirubin and icteric patients' sera were used and results with of which gave more nearly "true" values.
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