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The authors propose a method of estimation of total bilirubin characterised by the use of a single stable reagent, excellent reproducibility and a particularly narrow correlation (r = 0.993) with Michaelsson's method. They study the influence of protein, reduced glutathion and hemoglobin on the reaction.
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