We review ion-selective solvent polymeric membrane electrodes for clinical use. The
particular requirements that the clinical application set on the membrane are discussed in …

Although sodium and potassium have been the most commonly assayed analytes by clinical
chemists for many years there have been fewer analytical principles used routinely than for …

This review covers the nominal time period from November 1980 to November 1982. The
clinical chemistry literature is so extensive that we have chosen to review only a portion …

Sir: In recent years, the fabrication and study of various miniaturized versions of ion-selective
electrodes (ISEs) have been vigorously pursued (1). Once fully developed, it is hoped that …

We compared different sample-handling techniques for measurement of Na+ and K+ with
ion-selective electrodes (ISE). Imprecision was less for venous blood (with a minimum of …

The effective management of patients in intensive care units, operating rooms, and
emergency rooms requires frequent measurement of a select group of analytes, preferably …

Pseudohyponatremia is caused by an increased serum protein or lipid concentration
producing a" space-occupying lesion" in serum water. Its presence and magnitude must be …

This review of ion-selective electrodes is arranged in the same way as earlier reviews of this
series. The whole subject continues to grow steadily. Considerable attention has been given …

It has been possible to detect salts and bases in solution by electrochemical means for many
years. This technique, which has proved to be particularly useful for the analysis of simple …

We present an improved Na+-selective liquid membrane electrode for measurement of Na+
concentrations in both undiluted serum and urine. The values for urinary Na+ obtained with …