What is your hemolysis acceptability criteria?
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Hello everyone, do you know what is the acceptability criteria for hemolysis in your hospital based on the hemolysis index?, there are some guides from the CDC stating that less than 100 is OK for testing and acceptability. Do any of your Labs have added the hemolysis index to the results? I found an article that recommends adding the index to the results.
Thank you for your response in advance...
Thank you for your response in advance...
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If hemolysis is an issue, here is the link to "The „EPiQ“-Study (Evaluation of preanalytical quality): S-Monovette® in manual aspiration mode drastically reduces hemolytic samples in head-to-head study": https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2352551721000524
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