Simplified technique for detection of significant bacteriuria by microscopic examination of urine

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Abstract

A comparative study of microscopic examination of 10 μl (simplified loop technique) and 50 μl (traditional drop technique) of uncentrifuged Gram-stained urine specimens for detection of significant bacteriuria was carried out. The results demonstrated that the 10-μl loop technique can be used as an alternative to the 50-μl drop technique for presumptive diagnosis of urinary-tract infection in bacteriological practice, with the advantages of greater rapidity and ease of performance.

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Cardoso, C. L., Muraro, C. B., Siqueira, V. L. D., & Guilhermetti, M. (1998). Simplified technique for detection of significant bacteriuria by microscopic examination of urine. Journal of Clinical Microbiology, 36(3), 820–823. https://doi.org/10.1128/jcm.36.3.820-823.1998

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