The Use of EtG & EtS Monitoring in Drug Court
The Use of EtG & EtS Monitoring in Drug
Court
By: Paul L. Cary Toxicology Laboratory University of Missouri
Current alcohol testing issues:
"legal" drug - without prescription screening tests specific for ethanol, ethyl alcohol urine, blood, saliva or breath positive results indicate presence alcohol alcohol is rapidly cleared from the body negative results don't necessarily document
abstinence detection time = hours transdermal detection - SCRAM
Problems Associated with Monitoring Clients for Alcohol
short detection window (hours) current specimens:
blood (invasive) urine (tampering issues) breath/saliva (for best results requires
on-site field visits) urine - fermentation
Promise of EtG/EtS Testing
Alcohol is the most commonly abused substance by drug court clients yet the most difficult substance to detect via abstinence monitoring when attempting to detect alcohol.
EtG = ethyl glucuronide EtS = ethyl sulfate
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