• Br J Urol · Mar 1990

    Microwave warming of 1.5% glycine solution.

    • A M Stapleton, G A Woollard, and J A Cadwallader.
    • Department of Urology, Auckland Hospital, New Zealand.
    • Br J Urol. 1990 Mar 1; 65 (3): 286-7.

    AbstractThe urological irrigating fluid 1.5% glycine is routinely warmed in specifically designed warming drawers prior to use. This study shows that the use of microwave energy to achieve body temperature in 2-litre bags of glycine solution is biochemically safe and that the sterility of the solution is maintained. There is a linear relationship between the temperature of the solution and time in the microwave oven, so allowing a simple formula to predict the correct heating time given variable ambient starting temperatures.

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