April 1, 1995Academic Emergency MedicineOpen Access

Falsely Elevated Serum Digoxin Levels Secondary to Endogenous Digoxin‐like Immunoreactive Substances

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TKThomas J. KoobatianDrexel University JRJames R. RobertsMedical University of South Carolina

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Clinicians should interpret digoxin levels with caution due to possible DLIS interference; leaves open the need for more specific assays in future studies.

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Koobatian et al. (1995) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a8a7afb93d6d5583ccc0bbb https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1553-2712.1995.tb03231.x

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Clinicians should interpret digoxin levels with caution due to possible DLIS interference; leaves open the need for more specific assays in future studies.

Falsely Elevated Serum Digoxin Levels Secondary to Endogenous Digoxin‐like Immunoreactive Substances

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Falsely Elevated Serum Digoxin Levels Secondary to Endogenous Digoxin‐like Immunoreactive Substances

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