Infrared spectroscopy in clinical chemistry, using chemometric calibration techniques

The scope of this thesis was to further develop the assays of fecal fat and urinary calculi. The developments mainly consisted of the investigation of the applicability of new infrared spectroscopic methods and the application of chemometrical methods for quantification. Furthermore, we gave information about the pathophysiology background of our studies.

The quality of some traditional clinical chemical methods needs improvement. Therefore, studies were undertaken to develop new methods for the determination of fecal fat and the composition of urinary calculi. For these new methods, infrared spectroscopy has been used for the determination of the components of interest. ...

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