Abstract
We appreciate the information provided by Waskiewicz et al. in their letter. They are correct that the study by Ognibene et al. (1) refers to a second-generation thyrotropin (TSH) assay on the ADVIA Centaur and not to a third-generation TSH assay. We regret this error. The study by Vogeser et al., cited as Ref. 4 by Waskiewicz et al., did not actually include an estimate of the functional sensitivity, but rather imprecision was 22.3% at a …
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