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  • Laboratory urine analyzers used to detect bacteria and estimate their concentration in urine specimens. Most bacteriuria detection analyzers use a luminometer to measure light emitted in certain biochemical reactions. As the quantity of light is proportional to the amount of bacteria in the sample, the luminometer reading indicates the concentration of bacteria. The results are usually expressed in relative light units (RLU). These analyzers provide rapid screening for bacteria before performing lengthy and expensive culturing procedures. Urine bacteriuria analyzers are used to assess the presence of disease in the kidneys, the urinary bladder, or the urinary tract, which is one of the most common type of infections.
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