The Dip-slide in Urology

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To assess the value of the Uricult dip-slide in a hospital urological unit, bacteriological examination of 1,033 urine specimens was compared by this technique and by conventional methods. In 87% of cases identical results were obtained using the dip-slides and the standard laboratory culture plates. Insignificant differences occurred in 10%, and a serious discrepancy between the two methods was found in only 3 %. The Uricult dip-slide technique is valuable as a bacteriological screening procedure in urological practice but subculturing from the slide is not recommended except in special circumstances. © 1973, British Medical Journal Publishing Group. All rights reserved.

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Jackaman, F. R., Darrell, J. H., & Shackman, R. (1973). The Dip-slide in Urology. British Medical Journal, 1(5847), 207–208. https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.1.5847.207

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