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Évaluation des performances analytiques du dosage du NT-proBNP sur analyseur semi-automatisé Stratus ® CS
Author(s) -
c cheneviergobeaux,
d guillot,
j ursulet,
jl paul,
o g ekindjian,
d desmoulins,
m o benoit
Publication year - 2007
Publication title -
annales de biologie clinique
Language(s) - English
DOI - 10.1684/abc.2007.0028
BACKGROUNDNT-proBNP is an efficient biomarker for the evaluation, management and prognosis of patients with heart failure.METHODSWe evaluated the analytical performance of the NT-proBNP immunoenzymatic assay with the Stratus CS semi-automated analyzer in two hospital laboratories. The characteristics assessed included imprecision, functional sensitivity, linearity/recovery, interferences study, high-dose hook effect and a comparison of Acute Care(TM) pPBNP (on Stratus)CS) versus PBNP (on Dimension HM) results on patient heparinized plasma samples.RESULTSTotal imprecision reached < 5% coefficient of variation at NT-proBNP concentrations of 186-19,649 ng/L; recovery values for diluted samples were between 89.0 and 110.0 %; functional sensitivity reached 21 ng/L; there was no high-dose hook effect at concentrations up to 400,000 ng/L; hemaoglobin affected negatively but <10% the NT-proBNP assay, while bilirubin and triglycerides did not affected it more than 5%; Stratus CS results were strongly correlated with Dimension HM results (R(2)=1,00).CONCLUSIONThe Stratus CS Acute Care pPBNP assay demonstrated excellent analytical performance which agreed with the Dimension HM PBNP assay. This analyzer is therefore suitable for use by low NT-proBNP test volume laboratories, and also by Emergency departments and Intensive care units.

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