ArticleJournal of Korean medical science2018
Comparison of ELISA and Urine Microscopy for Diagnosis of
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Abstract
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methodsA total of 490 participants were screened by UM or ELISA, and 149 by both. The in-house ELISA system was established employing soluble egg antigen of
resultsOf the 149 subjects, 58 participants (38.9%) were positive by UM, 119 (79.9%) were positive by ELISA and 82 (55.0%) showed consistently positive or negative results by both methods. The diagnostic sensitivity of ELISA was 94.8% and specificity was 29.7% based on UM results. The ELISA positive serum samples also cross-reacted with egg antigens of
conclusionWe have established in-house ELISA for screening serum immunoglobulin (Ig) G antibodies by employing soluble egg antigen of
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