Research examines hemolysis interference in biochemical tests, suggesting improved rejection criteria for better quality.
Hemolysis interference is both analyte- and system-dependent. Laboratories are recommended to conduct similar research tailored to their local laboratory settings and population to improve analytical quality and reduce unnecessary specimen rejection.
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