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Environmental impact of urine analyses: Comparison of manual, semi and fully automated analytical workflows
Objectives Urinary tract infection is the most common infection requiring urinalysis (UA). Due to economical constraints, many laboratories have merged to use full laboratory automation instruments for high volume of urine samples. However, the environmental impact (EI) of UA is still unknown, parti
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