This EQUC technique was able to find bacteria that are not identified by
the standard urine culture techniques typically used to diagnose urinary tract syndromes.
Not exact matches
Hilt and her colleagues used a more sensitive growth -
culture technique to detect the low levels of bacteria in normal
urine, reasoning that maybe some urinary bacteria don't grow readily under the conditions of the
standard test.
«While traditional
urine cultures have been the gold
standard to identify
urine disorders in the past, they do not detect most bacteria and have limited utility as a result,» said Paul Schreckenberger, PhD, director, clinical microbiology laboratory, Loyola University Health System.
Urine culture is the gold
standard used to confirm the diagnosis of urinary tract infection (UTI).
Urine culture is the gold standard test to rule in or out bacterial a urinary tract infection because bacteria may be missed on microscopic examination when present in low numbers or if urine is very di
Urine culture is the gold
standard test to rule in or out bacterial a urinary tract infection because bacteria may be missed on microscopic examination when present in low numbers or if
urine is very di
urine is very dilute.