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Automated measurement of plasma viscosity by capillary viscometer.

We recently carried out an evaluation of the Ames Clinitec 200 similar to that of Doran and Kensit' on 774 consecutive urine specimens received by our laboratory. In our study we compared the multiple reagent strip tests for blood, protein, nitrite and leucocyte esterase read by the Clinitec 200 with our standard method of urine culture, Bacteruritest strips (Mast laboratories) inoculated on to CLED agar plates and incubated overnight in air at 37C. For the purpose of this study, one or more positive reagent strip tests and any culture of > 10' bacteria/ml in pure or predominant growth were taken as positive results. We did not test our specimens for the presence of antimicrobial substances. Our results are set out in the table.