Value evaluation of UF-1000i automated urine formed elements analyzer in the diagnosis of urinary tract infection
10.3760/cma.j.issn.1009-9158.2009.06.008
- VernacularTitle:UF-1000i全自动尿有形成分分析仪对尿路感染的诊断价值
- Author:
Yunrong FAN
;
Chao GAN
;
Yong QI
;
Yong WU
- Publication Type:Journal Article
- Keywords:
Urinary tract infections;
Urinalysis;
Autoanalysis
- From:
Chinese Journal of Laboratory Medicine
2009;32(6):635-638
- CountryChina
- Language:Chinese
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Abstract:
Objective To evaluate the application value of UF-1000i automated urine formed elements analyzer in the diagnosis of urinary tract infection. Methods 150 urine specimens were analyzed using the UF-1000i in parallel with detection of leukocyte, yeast-like fungus, and bacteria. These detection results were collected for evaluation of urinary tract infection and scatter grams were recorded. At the same time, these samples were cultured for bacterial identification, which results were compared with that of the UF-1000i. The clinical diagnose criteria of the UTI was performed as golden standard. As compare with results obtained with UF-1000i, the sensitivity and specificity of UF-1000i for diagnosis of urinary tract infection were evaluated, and the consistency were analyzed among scatter grams, bacterial culture and final diagnosis. Results The statistical results from 146 specimens showed that the positive rate of UF-1000i was 32. 9% (48/146), the positive rate of urine culture is 28. 8% (42/146). There was no significant statistical difference found (χ2 = 1.79 ,P = 0. 18 )and Kappa test showed a considerable consistency (K = 0. 775 6). The UF-1000i detection results showed the sensitivity 76. 0% ( 38/50 ), specificity 89. 6% ( 86/96 ), positive predictive value 79. 2% ( 38/48 ) and negative predictive value 87. 8% ( 86/98 ), respectively. The distribution of coccus and bacilli obtained from the UF-1000i testing was basically in accordance with the results of bacterial culture. Conclusion The "UTI-information" of UF-1000i is very important for the diagnosis of urinary tract infections.
