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= 11). The use of both CPSE agar and the WASPLab software improved the time to result for urine culture, reducing the average time to result by 4 h 42 min for negative specimens and 3 h 28 min for positive specimens compared to that with standard-of-care testing. These data demonstrate that the use of CPSE agar and automated plate reading has the potential to improve turnaround time while maintaining high sensitivity and reducing urine culture workload.
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