Use of Ames SG10 Urine Dipstick for diagnosis of abdominal pain in the accident and emergency department

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Abstract

In a prospective study of 1112 patients presenting to the Accident and Emergency Department with abdominal pain; the SG10 Ames Urine Dipsticks were shown to be a valuable screening test for the detection of infected urine. Introducing this technique would reduce by at least 37% the number of urgent requests for microscopy of midstream urines (MSUs). Dipstick testing however was not a reliable screening test for microscopic haematuria.

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McGlone, R., Lambert, M., Clancy, M., & Hawkey, P. M. (1990). Use of Ames SG10 Urine Dipstick for diagnosis of abdominal pain in the accident and emergency department. Archives of Emergency Medicine, 7(1), 42–47. https://doi.org/10.1136/emj.7.1.42

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