SPDE技术与质谱结合测定头发中毒品含量
利用HS-SPDE/GC/MS/MS技术测定头发中毒品含量。A new method combination, headspace solid-phase dynamic extraction coupled with gas chromatography/
tandem mass spectrometry (HS-SPDE/GC/MS/MS), is introduced to determine drugs of
abuse in hair samples. This highly automated procedure utilizes SPDE for pre-concentration and
on-coating derivatization as well as GC and triple quadrupole MS/MS for selective and sensitive
detection. All these steps, apart from washing and cutting of the hair samples, are performed without
manual intervention on a robot-like autosampler.
SPDE is a solventless extraction technique related to solid-phase microextraction (SPME). The
analytes are absorbed from the sample headspace directly into a hollow needle with an internal
coating of polydimethylsiloxane by repeated aspirate/dispense cycles.
The HS-SPDE/GC/MS/MS procedure was applied to the analysis of methadone, the trimethylsilyl
derivatives of cannabinoids and the trifluoroacetyl derivatives of amphetamines and designer
drugs. The method was shown to be sensitive with detection limits between 6 and 52 pg/mg hair
matrix and precision between 0.4 and 7.8% by the use of an internal standard technique. Linearity
was obtained from 0.1–20 ng/mg with coefficients of correlation between 0.995 and 0.999.
Compared with conventional methods of hair analysis, HS-SPDE/GC/MS/MS is easier to use,
substantially faster, with the degree of sensitivity and reproducibility demanded in clinical and
forensic toxicology. The main advantage of the SPDE technique in relation to SPME is the robustness
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