Colorimetric microdetermination of plasma lactate.

Am J Med Technol

Published: January 1979

A simple ten-minute colorimetric procedure for plasma lactate is described. Good agreement with an ultraviolet procedure indicates acceptable accuracy. Precision, recovery, and interference studies further substantiate this procedure's validity.

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