Abstract

Objective To set up a chyle (n-hexane) testing method based on n-hexane extraction system. Methods The hydrothorax specimen which was positive in chyle testing was selected and the feasibility was evaluated by replace Diethyl ether with n-hexane. The optimal extraction volume ratio for the new chyle testing was confirmed and sultan Ⅲ dye process was improved. Then, the new chyle testing method and its standard operation process was established.A total of 120 specimens with triglyceride(TG)in different levels were collected and divided into three groups with 40 specimens for each group (group A. TG≤1.7 mmol/L; B. 5.6<TG<12.8 mmol/L; C. TG≥12.8 mmol/L). Then, 50 body fluid specimens were collected and used to confirm the above test results. A total of 134 real body fluid specimens were used to assessment the clinical using by review and calculating the clinical coincidence rate. Results N-hexane can replace Diethyl ether in the Chyle test. The extraction volume ratio of 1 ml sample plus 400 μl N-hexane is the best one and the sultan Ⅲ tube dying method is better than former direct smear. Compared with the old Chyle test using Diethyl ether, the new Chyle test using N-hexane is in good consistency with the Kappa value 0.95. The clinical coincidence rate of the above Chyle test reaches 94.8%(127/134) after the verification of 134 specimens. Conclusions A new N-hexane test is established successfully. It was convenient to operate with high security and little contamination and thus has a wide clinical application value.(Chin J Lab Med, 2018, 41: 527-530) Key words: Chyle; Hexanes; Ethyl ethers; Clinical laboratory techniques

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