Bioanalysis · 2014
Quantification of amikacin and kanamycin in serum using a simple and validated LC-MS/MS method.
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Dijkstra Jacob A, Sturkenboom Marieke Gg, Hateren Kai van, Koster Remco A, Greijdanus Ben, Alffenaar Jan-Willem C
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BACKGROUND: Amikacin and kanamycin are frequently used in the treatment of multidrug-resistant TB. The current commercially available immunoassay is unable to analyze kanamycin and trough levels of amikacin. The objective was therefore to develop a LC-MS/MS method for the quantification of amikacin and kanamycin in human serum.
MATERIALS & METHODS: Using apramycin as internal standard, selectivity, accuracy, precision, recovery, matrix effects and stability were evaluated.
RESULTS: The presented LC-MS/MS method meets the recommendations of the US FDA with a low LLOQ of 250 ng/ml for amikacin and 100 ng/ml for kanamycin. No statistical significant difference was found between the LC-MS/MS method and the immunoassay of amikacin (Architect(®) assay, p = 0.501).
CONCLUSION: The low LLOQ of amikacin and the ability to analyze kanamycin makes the LC-MS/MS method the preferred method for analyzing these aminoglycosides.
MATERIALS & METHODS: Using apramycin as internal standard, selectivity, accuracy, precision, recovery, matrix effects and stability were evaluated.
RESULTS: The presented LC-MS/MS method meets the recommendations of the US FDA with a low LLOQ of 250 ng/ml for amikacin and 100 ng/ml for kanamycin. No statistical significant difference was found between the LC-MS/MS method and the immunoassay of amikacin (Architect(®) assay, p = 0.501).
CONCLUSION: The low LLOQ of amikacin and the ability to analyze kanamycin makes the LC-MS/MS method the preferred method for analyzing these aminoglycosides.