Equivalence between Capillary Blood and Venous Blood Test Results Using Miniaturized Assays and Novel Collection Methods to Support Routine Bloodwork

Capillary blood can be utilized for routine bloodwork. Issues with sample volume can be overcome by miniaturizing assays without compromising performance. Issues with sample quality can be overcome by novel capillary collection technologies, which additionally enable non-phlebotomist sample collection in a broad scope of healthcare settings.

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The Journal of Applied Laboratory Medicine
Published
2025-04-17
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https://doi.org/10.1093/jalm/jfaf059
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7
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Clinical Laboratory Practices and Quality Control
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Equivalence between Capillary Blood and Venous Blood Test Results Using Miniaturized Assays and Novel Collection Methods to Support Routine Bloodwork

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Abstract

Capillary blood can be utilized for routine bloodwork. Issues with sample volume can be overcome by miniaturizing assays without compromising performance. Issues with sample quality can be overcome by novel capillary collection technologies, which additionally enable non-phlebotomist sample collection in a broad scope of healthcare settings.

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