Analyzing ethylene glycol levels in serum using enzymatic assay and GC-MS, suggesting implications for patient treatment.
A rapid enzymatic assay for ethylene glycol allows for quick adjustments to patient care, avoiding unnecessary treatment or, conversely, insufficient treatment. However, any positive result should be confirmed by chromatography and interpreted in the context of the patient's medical history and clinical findings.
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