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      소아에 있어서 모세혈 검사와 정맥혈 검사의 비교평가 = Comparison of Blood Counts in Capillary and Venous Blood in Children

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      Background: Obtaining a venous blood sample from infants and children can be a painful and traumatic procedure. It has been suggested that capillary blood samples can serve as substitutes for venous blood samples to diagnose anemia. However, few data exist about the correlation between the laboratory results obtained using capillary and venous blood samples. This study was performed to determine if the results from the LC-178CRPTM are the same as the results from a conventional hematology analyzer using venous blood.
      Methods: After informed consent was obtained, paired venous and capillary blood sample were collected simultaneously from 104 children (M:F=50:54). The capillary blood was analyzed using the LC- 178CRPTM, and venous blood was analyzed using an automatic hematology analyzer. The following were compared from capillary and venous samples: CBC, mean corpuscular volume (MCV), mean corpuscular hemoglobin (MCH), red cell distribution width (RDW), and platelet count. The results were analyzed by Pearson's correlation and the Bland Altman Plot method.
      Result: The hemoglobin values were similar between the two groups of samples and had a high coefficient correlation (r=0.877). White blood cells, hematocrit, MCV, and MCH also had a significant correlation between capillary and venous blood samples. Based on the Bland-Altman method, the agreement between the two methods was considered good.
      Conclusion: The hematologic results from the capillary blood had a close correlation with the conventional venous method, including white blood cell count, and hemoglobin, MCV, and MCH levels. The LC-178CRPTM should be considered as an alternative for venous blood sampling for the tested parameters in children.
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      Background: Obtaining a venous blood sample from infants and children can be a painful and traumatic procedure. It has been suggested that capillary blood samples can serve as substitutes for venous blood samples to diagnose anemia. However, few data ...

      Background: Obtaining a venous blood sample from infants and children can be a painful and traumatic procedure. It has been suggested that capillary blood samples can serve as substitutes for venous blood samples to diagnose anemia. However, few data exist about the correlation between the laboratory results obtained using capillary and venous blood samples. This study was performed to determine if the results from the LC-178CRPTM are the same as the results from a conventional hematology analyzer using venous blood.
      Methods: After informed consent was obtained, paired venous and capillary blood sample were collected simultaneously from 104 children (M:F=50:54). The capillary blood was analyzed using the LC- 178CRPTM, and venous blood was analyzed using an automatic hematology analyzer. The following were compared from capillary and venous samples: CBC, mean corpuscular volume (MCV), mean corpuscular hemoglobin (MCH), red cell distribution width (RDW), and platelet count. The results were analyzed by Pearson's correlation and the Bland Altman Plot method.
      Result: The hemoglobin values were similar between the two groups of samples and had a high coefficient correlation (r=0.877). White blood cells, hematocrit, MCV, and MCH also had a significant correlation between capillary and venous blood samples. Based on the Bland-Altman method, the agreement between the two methods was considered good.
      Conclusion: The hematologic results from the capillary blood had a close correlation with the conventional venous method, including white blood cell count, and hemoglobin, MCV, and MCH levels. The LC-178CRPTM should be considered as an alternative for venous blood sampling for the tested parameters in children.

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      참고문헌 (Reference)

      1 Muñoz M, "Utility of point-of-care haemoglobin measurement in the HemoCue-B haemoglobin for the initial diagnosis of anaemia" 27 : 99-104, 2005

      2 De Mayer E, "The prevalence of anemia in the world" 38 : 302-316, 1985

      3 Kayiran SM, "Significant differences between capillary and venous complete blood counts in the neonatal period" 25 : 9-16, 2003

      4 Idjradinata P, "Reversal of developmental delays in iron-deficient anemic infants treated with Iron" 341 : 1-4, 1993

      5 Looker AC, "Prevalence of iron deficiency in the United States" 277 : 973-976, 1997

      6 Dacie JW, "Practical Haematology. 6th ed" Churchill Livingstone 1-6, 1984

      7 Bland JM, "Measuring agreement in method comparison studies" 8 : 135-160, 1999

      8 Lozoff B, "Iron deficiency anemia and iron therapy effects on infant developmental test performance" 79 : 981-995, 1987

      9 Moe PJ, "Hemoglobin, hematocrit, and red blood cell counts in “capillary” (skin-prick) blood compared to venous blood in children" 59 : 49-51, 1970

      10 Cho KH, "Hemoglobin, hematocrit and total neutrophile in capillary blood compared to venous blood in children" 36 : 713-719, 1983

      1 Muñoz M, "Utility of point-of-care haemoglobin measurement in the HemoCue-B haemoglobin for the initial diagnosis of anaemia" 27 : 99-104, 2005

      2 De Mayer E, "The prevalence of anemia in the world" 38 : 302-316, 1985

      3 Kayiran SM, "Significant differences between capillary and venous complete blood counts in the neonatal period" 25 : 9-16, 2003

      4 Idjradinata P, "Reversal of developmental delays in iron-deficient anemic infants treated with Iron" 341 : 1-4, 1993

      5 Looker AC, "Prevalence of iron deficiency in the United States" 277 : 973-976, 1997

      6 Dacie JW, "Practical Haematology. 6th ed" Churchill Livingstone 1-6, 1984

      7 Bland JM, "Measuring agreement in method comparison studies" 8 : 135-160, 1999

      8 Lozoff B, "Iron deficiency anemia and iron therapy effects on infant developmental test performance" 79 : 981-995, 1987

      9 Moe PJ, "Hemoglobin, hematocrit, and red blood cell counts in “capillary” (skin-prick) blood compared to venous blood in children" 59 : 49-51, 1970

      10 Cho KH, "Hemoglobin, hematocrit and total neutrophile in capillary blood compared to venous blood in children" 36 : 713-719, 1983

      11 Leppänen EA, "Experimental basis of standardized specimen collection: the effect of the site of venipuncture on the blood picture, the white blood cell differential count, and the serum albumin concentration" 41 : 445-448, 1988

      12 von Schenck H, "Evaluation of ‘‘HemoCue,’’ a new device for determining hemoglobin" 32 : 526-529, 1986

      13 Gómez-Simón A, "Evaluation of four rapid methods for hemoglobin screening of whole blood donors in mobile collection settings" 36 : 235-242, 2007

      14 Sari M, "Estimating the revalence of anaemia: a comparison of three methods" 79 : 506-511, 2001

      15 Walter T, "Effect of mild iron deficiency on infant mental developmental scores" 102 : 519-522, 1983

      16 Oski FA, "Effect of iron therapy on behavior performance in nonanemic iron-deficiency infants" 71 : 877-880, 1983

      17 Yip R, "Declining prevalence of anemia among low-income children in the United States" 258 : 1619-1623, 1987

      18 Yuan Q, "Comparison of multi-parameters between finger and venous blood with Coulter JT haematology analyser" 7 : 42-, 1999

      19 Park IK, "Comparison of hemoglobin, hematocrit, WBC, RBC and platelets counts between capillary and venous blood in children" Korea University Graduate School 1987

      20 Yang ZW, "Comparison of blood counts in venous, fingertip and arterial blood and their measurement variation" 23 : 155-159, 2001

      21 Daae LN, "Comparison between haematological parameters in capillary and venous blood from healthy adults" 48 : 723-726, 1988

      22 Dallman PR, "Changing characteristics of childhood anemia" 114 : 161-164, 1984

      23 Dallman PR, "Changing characteristics of childhood anemia" 114 : 161-164, 1989

      24 Woo HY, "C-reactive protein Simultaneous Analyzer LC-178CRPTM evaluation" 25 : 1-25, 2005

      25 Daae LN, "A comparison between haematological parameters in 'capillary' and venous blood samples from hospitalized children aged 3 months to 14 years" 51 : 651-654, 1991

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