“…The automated fluorometric assay of urinary oestrogens was carried out at the Luton and Dunstable Hospital using the method of Muir et al (1969). The procedure of Oakey et al, method B (1967) was carried out, as described by the authors, at the Selly Oak Hospital, Birmingham.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ua Conaill and Muir (1968) and Muir, ua Conaill and Ryan (1969) described an automated continuous flow system for the determination of oestrogens in pregnancy urine, based on the fluorometric method of Ittrich (1958). In the original publication of ua Conaill and Muir the results obtained by the automated procedure were compared with the manual Ittrich method, as modified by Cartlidge et al (1961).…”
Three methods of determining urinary oestrogens are compared. Manual methods are better for intermittent demand but an automated method is desirable when more than 50 analyses per week are required.
“…The automated fluorometric assay of urinary oestrogens was carried out at the Luton and Dunstable Hospital using the method of Muir et al (1969). The procedure of Oakey et al, method B (1967) was carried out, as described by the authors, at the Selly Oak Hospital, Birmingham.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ua Conaill and Muir (1968) and Muir, ua Conaill and Ryan (1969) described an automated continuous flow system for the determination of oestrogens in pregnancy urine, based on the fluorometric method of Ittrich (1958). In the original publication of ua Conaill and Muir the results obtained by the automated procedure were compared with the manual Ittrich method, as modified by Cartlidge et al (1961).…”
Three methods of determining urinary oestrogens are compared. Manual methods are better for intermittent demand but an automated method is desirable when more than 50 analyses per week are required.
“…Simplified fluorometric methods were studied and improvements suggested (127, 156). Automated procedures were described for the assay of urinary estrogens in nonpregnancy (646), pregnancy (444), and late pregnancy (709), and for ethinylestradiol in pharmaceutical preparations (336).…”
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