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Kohlenhydrat-defizientes Transferrin (CDT) — eine spezifische Kenngröße chronischen Alkoholmißbrauchs

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Für den Nachweis eines akuten Alkoholmißbrauchs stehen aus labordiagnostischer Sicht mit der Ethanolbestimmung in Serum, Plasma bzw. Vollblut mit enzymatischen Verfahren oder Headspace-Gaschromatographie sowie ergänzenden Begleitstoffanalysen (z. B. Methanol, Aceton, iso-Propanol und Butanol) analytisch und diagnostisch valide Meßgrößen zur Verfügung (19, 21, 28).

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Arndt, T., Hackler, R. (1999). Kohlenhydrat-defizientes Transferrin (CDT) — eine spezifische Kenngröße chronischen Alkoholmißbrauchs. In: Soyka, M. (eds) Klinische Alkoholismusdiagnostik. Steinkopff. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-47709-6_8

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