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J Clin Microbiol. 1982 September; 16(3): 562-563

Comparison of Rotazyme and direct electron microscopy for detection of rotavirus in human stools.

E Y Cheung, S I Hnatko, H Gunning and J Wilson

ABSTRACT

A total of 115 stools were examined for Rotavirus, using direct electron microscopy (EM) and Rotazyme. The overall agreement was 88.7%. Of the negative results, there was 91.95% agreement. Rotazyme reactions of three-plus or more gave a 100% agreement with EM. The Rotazyme test is a useful diagnostic aid in laboratories not capable of performing EM.

J Clin Microbiol. 1982 September; 16(3): 562-563






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