Guidance

SMI V 18: Complement fixation tests

UK Standards for Microbiology Investigations (SMIs) V 18: Complement fixation tests.

• From: Public Health England
• Published: 4 February 2014

This publication was withdrawn on 10 September 2014

These documents were withdrawn on 10 September 2014 because these techniques are no longer commonly used in diagnostic virology laboratories.

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V 18i3 2 October 2013

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V 18i3 2 October 2013

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V 18: Review of users' comments February 2014

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The last full scientific review of this document was completed on 1 December 2009.

This document is inert. Inert documents are those containing subject areas that are no longer in routine use but remain helpful as reference guides and will not be reviewed unless we receive notification of a need for a change. If you are aware of any changes, please contact standards@phe.gov.u.

The syndromic algorithm S 2: Pneumonia provides supporting information related to this SMI.

Published 4 February 2014