论文信息 - Drug interference in laboratory testing.

Drug interference in laboratory testing.

Characteristic problems in the interpretation data when a drug or its metabolite interferes with a laboratory procedure are reviewed. Various mechanisms of interference (physical, chemical, pharmacological and drug-drug interaction) are discussed. The role of a computerized drug-test interference file in assisting in the predication as well as interpretation of apparent test results is described.

D. Young | D. Forman

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