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Combur 10

Manufactured by Roche
Sourced in Germany

Combur 10 is a urine test strip manufactured by Roche. It is used to perform a quick analysis of various urine parameters, including pH, glucose, protein, and more. The test strip provides semi-quantitative results that can assist healthcare professionals in their diagnostic assessments.

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Combur-10 Urinary Reagent Strip for CSF Analysis

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The combur-10 (Roche Diagnostics)urinary reagent strip was used as index test to detect CSF leucocytes by leucocyte esterase estimation, glucose by glucose oxidase-peroxidase method, protein levels by pyrogallol red method and erythrocytes by peroxidase method. The technicians, who performed the index test, were blinded to the results of definitive tests. Undiluted CSF was mixed with the micropipette and 2–3 drops of CSF was then added to patches of leucocytes, proteins, sugar and erythrocytes and reaction was noted after 60–120 s. Then, reaction colors of the test area were compared with the color chart on the label as shown in Fig. 1. Reference standard for all the parameters as shown on the label of strip are shown in Table 1.

Showing color chart scale as shown on the label of combur-10urinary reagent strip.

Fig. 1

Reference standard for all the parameters as shown in strip label of combur-10urinary reagent strip.

Table 1
ParameterNormal value in CSFPrinciple of strip testNo color1+2+3+4+
CSF Leucocyte (cells/mm3)<5Leucocyte esterase estimation<1010–7575–499>500
CSF Protein (mg/dl)15–45Protein error of pH indicator<2930–99100–499>500
CSF Glucose (mg/dl)40–70glucose oxidase-peroxidase method<5050–99100–299300–9991000
CSF Eythrocyte (cells/cumm)AbsentPeroxidase method<55–102550250
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Comprehensive Diabetic Complications Assessment

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Vista 20 direct ophthalmoscope was used for fundus examine. Retinopathy was confirmed by normal, microdots, hard exudates, pre-proliferative and proliferative or maculopathy. Protein > 1+ on dipstick (Combur 10, Roche Diagnostics) show nephropathy. Twenty-four hours quantitative analyses of urine for protein and creatinine were done. Neuropathy was known as absent touch or vibratory sensations of the feet. The 10-g monofilament and vibration sensation by 128 Hz tuning fork was used for touch sensation.
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Urinary Tract Infection Diagnostic Protocol

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Additional urine analysis was performed using a dipstick (Combur 10, Roche, Germany). Blood in the urine (hematuria), leukocyte and nitrite, as well as protein (proteinuria) are among the 10 signs suggestive of a urinary tract infection [19 , 20 (link)]. The test strip was dipped in the urine sample and the result was read after 1 min, according to the manufacturer’s instructions. The intensity of the reaction zone was compared to the color label provided on the dipstick box. Categorical numbers correspond to the substance concentration in the urine sample, thereby providing cut-off values for positive or negative results. For example, leucocytes is classified as negative (< 10 leu/μl), 1+ (~ 10–25 leu/μl), 2+ (~ 75–500 leu/μl), or 3+ (~ 500 leu/μl); nitrite is negative (detection limit < 0.5 mg/L) or positive; blood erythrocyte is negative, 1+ (≥ 10–25 ery/μl), 2+ (≥ 25–50 ery/μl), 3+ (≥ 50–250 ery/μl) or 4+ (≥ 250 ery/μl)); while proteinuria can be negative (< 0.1 g/L), 1+ (0.3 g/L), 2+ (1 g/L), or 3+ (5 g/L)) [21 ].
A pregnancy test (One Step Pregnancy Test, AI Diagnostic, Shandong, China) was performed with samples from all female participants between 12 and 45 years of age.
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Urine Culture and Identification Protocol

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Urine specimens were assessed by dipstick analysis (Combur 10, Roche Diagnostic, Germany) according to the manufacturer’s instructions. All specimens with a positive dipstick (defined as at least one positive nitrite reaction or leucocyte esterase reaction) were processed for bacterial culture. Urine was inoculated onto a MacConkey agar plate (Oxoid, Thermo Scientific, UK) using calibrated loops (10 μL of urine) and incubated at 37°C for 18 h. Identification of colonies suspected as being E. coli or K. pneumoniae was performed using a combination of Gram staining and a set of biochemical reactions (IMViC tests: indole, methyl red, Voges-Proskauer and citrate) (Merck, Germany). Biochemical tests were prepared according to the manufacturer’s instructions and, for each new batch, sterility, positive- and negative controls were tested. Quality controls for IMViC tests were performed for each batch using reference strains E.coli ATCC 25922 and K.pneumoniae ATCC 700603, as recommended by WHO.20
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