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Manoni F et al. – When using the UF–1000i analyzer for a screening test for UTI, a cutoff value of 40 white blood cells/Microlitre should be adopted. The cutoff value for bacteria should be 125/Microlitre for those clinical conditions in which 10 × 105 CFU/mL indicates a positivity.

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