Jessica M. Colón Franco , Rogers A. Muldrow , Wendy Cieslak , Patrick DeArmond , Cody Orahoske , Drew Payto , Dina N. Greene , Dustin Bunch
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Each laboratory evaluated the performance of aqueous and matrix-matched DBS calibrators using external quality control samples (WI State of Laboratory of Hygiene Program). Leftover patient samples (n = 39) were used for an interlaboratory comparison of lead DBS. Lead DBS results were compared to whole blood methods.</p></div><div><h3>Results</h3><p>The DBS ICP-MS methods using matrix-matched DBS calibrators had superior performance to the aqueous calibrations. There was a strong correlation between lead measured in DBS (matrix-matched) and whole blood for the three methods evaluated.</p></div><div><h3>Conclusion</h3><p>Lead can be measured accurately by ICP-MS in DBS samples when matrix-matched calibrators are used. External quality control programs are valuable to assess the performance of DBS methods. 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Matrix-matched calibrators are necessary for robust and high-quality dried blood spots lead screening assays by inductively coupled plasma-mass spectrometry
Background and aims
Reliable lead screening methods are necessary to support early identification of lead exposure in children. Sample collection using dried blood spots (DBS) offers advantages compared to traditional venipuncture and capillary collection. Here, we describe and compare three lead DBS inductively coupled plasma-mass spectrometry (ICP-MS) methods for lead screening.
Materials and methods
Lead was extracted from Whatman 903 protein saver cards punches and analyzed by ICP-MS across three independent clinical laboratories. Each laboratory evaluated the performance of aqueous and matrix-matched DBS calibrators using external quality control samples (WI State of Laboratory of Hygiene Program). Leftover patient samples (n = 39) were used for an interlaboratory comparison of lead DBS. Lead DBS results were compared to whole blood methods.
Results
The DBS ICP-MS methods using matrix-matched DBS calibrators had superior performance to the aqueous calibrations. There was a strong correlation between lead measured in DBS (matrix-matched) and whole blood for the three methods evaluated.
Conclusion
Lead can be measured accurately by ICP-MS in DBS samples when matrix-matched calibrators are used. External quality control programs are valuable to assess the performance of DBS methods. DBS lead ICP-MS methods are a robust analytical option for lead screening even though the limitations of DBS are well recognized.
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