Urine analyzer development
In 400 BC, Hippocrates noticed fever. Changes in urine color and smell.
18-19th century-Beginning of urine examination and urine chemical analysis under the microscope.
In 1827, Bright was the first to use urine tests for diagnosis and care of patients.
1930-The urine spot test was first performed on filter paper.
1956-The U.S. Ames and Lilly companies created urine glucose test strips almost at the same time.
1960-80—Multi-parameter urine test strips began to be used in clinical practice.
In the 1970s, the first urine chemistry analyzer came out.
After the 1980s, semi-automatic---automatic urine dry chemistry analyzer began to be gradually used in clinical practice.
In the mid to late 1980s, the Korean photoelectric conversion element CCD (Charge Coupled Device) produced the Uriscan-S300 type 11 urine analyzer.
In 1985, the production technology and equipment of MA-4210 urine analyzer and special reagent strip were imported from Japan.
In 1990, all urine analyzers were made domestically.
In 1992, 10 urine analyzers and special reagent strips.
In 1994, the Uritest-100 model 10 urine analyzer and special reagent strips were launched.
In the first half of 1997, 11 Uritest-200 urine analyzers and special reagent strips were introduced.
