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Kline Med.|klaɪn|
The name of Benjamin S. Kline (b. 1886), U.S. pathologist, used attrib. to designate a diagnostic test for syphilis devised by him in which serum, blood, or spinal fluid is mixed on a slide with a lipid antigen and examined under a microscope for precipitation.
1929Amer. Jrnl. Syphilis XIII. 583 (heading) The Kline slide precipitation test for syphilis..with a clinical evaluation in syphilitic and non-syphilitic cases. 1944J. H. Stokes et al. Mod. Clin. Syphilol. (ed. 3) x. 471 The Kline finger-puncture blood test procedure avoids the objection of donors to a double venipuncture. 1963Amer. Jrnl. Clin. Path. XL. 551/2 The Kline test with cardiolipin-synthetic lecithin antigen yielded more accurate results in terms of TPI-reactivity than did the tests with cardiolipin-natural lecithin antigens. |