Urinary iodine detector is a fully automatic instrument used for detecting the content of iodine in the human body. Automation and intelligence of urine iodine detection have improved the efficiency and accuracy of departmental work in the application of urinary iodine detectors.

The application of urine iodine testing in obstetrics and gynecology: Early detection of thyroid dysfunction usually requires further investigation of the iodine nutrition level of the pregnant woman to assist in diagnosing whether it is caused by iodine deficiency. Iodine deficiency in early pregnancy can have an impact on the development of the fetal nervous system, and in severe cases, it can even lead to miscarriage and stillbirth.

Therefore, the iodine nutritional level of pregnant women cannot be ignored. In the early pregnancy, the fetus itself cannot synthesize thyroid hormone, and all of it depends on the mother's supply. At this time, pregnant women are prone to iodine deficiency,. The appropriate level of iodine element is a U-shaped curve, neither too much nor too little, and must be maintained at an appropriate level. Urine iodine testing is an internationally recognized iodine element testing standard, and progesterone can also have a certain impact on thyroid function. Pregnant women should undergo at least three urine iodine tests throughout the entire pregnancy to ensure that their iodine nutrition level is within the normal range.

The application of urinary iodine detectors in endocrinology shows that hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism are common diseases caused by iodine nutrient levels. Excessive urinary iodine detection may indicate hyperthyroidism, while low urinary iodine detection may lead to hypothyroidism, which has a good auxiliary role in the diagnosis and treatment of thyroid diseases. Endocrinology thyroid function tests are usually supplemented by urine iodine testing to further confirm the cause of the disease.

In addition to the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology and the Department of Endocrinology, the urinary iodine detector series products of Sliky-road are also frequently used in physical examination centers, nuclear medicine departments, IDD prevention and treatment centers of CDC, community health service centers and other places.