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Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine|March 8, 2008
The double whammy of endogenous insulin antibodies in non-diabetic subjectsAdel A A IsmailClinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine|July 10, 2007
On detecting interference from endogenous antibodies in immunoassays by doubling dilutions testAdel A A IsmailClinical Medicine (London, England)|December 5, 2025
Antibodies and distortion of insulin and C-peptide results in patients with hypoglycaemia of unknown originAdel A A IsmailClinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine|April 13, 2016
The insulin autoimmune syndrome (IAS) as a cause of hypoglycaemia: an update on the pathophysiology, biochemical investigations and diagnosisAdel A A IsmailAnnals of Clinical Biochemistry|July 11, 2006
On the interpretation of affirmative follow-up tests in immunoassays: what must not be done?Adel A A IsmailAdvances in Clinical Chemistry|October 28, 2014
Identifying and reducing potentially wrong immunoassay results even when plausible and "not-unreasonable"Adel A A IsmailDiagnosis (Berlin, Germany)|March 16, 2018
Deceptive potassium and magnesium measurementsAdel A A Ismail, Yasmin Ismail, Abbas A IsmailAnnals of Clinical Biochemistry|November 25, 2010
Probabilistic Bayesian reasoning can help identifying potentially wrong immunoassays results in clinical practice: even when they appear 'not-unreasonable'Adel A A Ismail, Abbas A Ismail, Yasmin IsmailClinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine|February 23, 2010
The underestimated problem of using serum magnesium measurements to exclude magnesium deficiency in adults; a health warning is needed for "normal" resultsYasmin Ismail, Abbas A Ismail, Adel A A IsmailClinical Medicine (London, England)|September 22, 2007
Erroneous laboratory results: what clinicians need to knowYasmin Ismail, Abbas A Ismail, Adel A A IsmailPageof 2