Have a look at:
www.ffntest.com
Regards
Tony Everitt
Basildon Hospital
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Subject: point of care test for fetal fibronectin?
Dear colleagues,
Cervicovaginal fetal fibronectin seems to be one of the best tests
for the prediction of rupture of membranes (Honest et al., BMJ
2002, 325:301-304).
Does anybody know of a point of care test for this analyte? Are
some of you already using this test in clinical practice? If yes how
does the test perform? Thank you very much.
Best regards,
Christian
dr. C.H.H. Schoenmakers, European Clinical Chemist
Department of Clinical Chemistry, Elkerliek Hospital
P.O. box 98, 5700 AB Helmond
The Netherlands
(+)31-492-595555 (tel), (+)31-492-595691 (fax)
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