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Distinguishing Between Bacterial and Viral Community-Acquired Pneumonia in Hospitalized Adults: The Importance of Clinical, Laboratory, and Imaging Findings. [PDF]
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Clinica Chimica Acta, 1999
After elucidating the controversy that accompanied the birth of laboratory medicine, the Authors define and examine the concepts underlying clinical methodology. The mental operations of the clinician are analyzed, a distinction being made between the processes of: a) "categorization" of the patient's disease, and b) "explanation" for pathologic ...
FEDERSPIL, GIOVANNI, VETTOR, ROBERTO
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After elucidating the controversy that accompanied the birth of laboratory medicine, the Authors define and examine the concepts underlying clinical methodology. The mental operations of the clinician are analyzed, a distinction being made between the processes of: a) "categorization" of the patient's disease, and b) "explanation" for pathologic ...
FEDERSPIL, GIOVANNI, VETTOR, ROBERTO
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Clinical and laboratory diagnosis
Hospital Medicine, 2000Clinical diagnosis of invasive fungal infections demands a high clinical acumen, but both under- and over-diagnosis are common. Laboratory mycological tests have traditionally been limited by a range of complications. Development of methodologies to detect fungal-specific immunoglobulins, cell wall antigens and nucleic acid have improved dramatically ...
M, Richardson, M, Ellis
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Robotics in the Clinical Laboratory
Clinics in Laboratory Medicine, 1988We are beginning to see the potential of robotics in the clinical laboratory through integration with automated analyzers and computer systems. However, there is a need for training programs that will prepare technologists to design and implement robotic systems for clinical laboratories. What will the robot laboratory of the future look like?
R A, Felder +5 more
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Nutrition in the Clinical Laboratory
Clinics in Laboratory Medicine, 1993Nutrition is a developing facet of patient care that can be enhanced by appropriate laboratory support. The importance of the laboratory is underscored by the growing interest and appreciation for marginal malnutrition that can only be diagnosed by biochemical means.
R F, Labbé, M S, Veldee
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1976
PHYSICIANS use the clinical laboratory to obtain more information each year. The kinds of laboratory tests have grown steadily for the past 30 years (Fig 1). Even more strikingly, the total tests produced by the clinical laboratory have grown exponentially (Fig 2) at a compound rate of about 13% per year (Table 1).
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PHYSICIANS use the clinical laboratory to obtain more information each year. The kinds of laboratory tests have grown steadily for the past 30 years (Fig 1). Even more strikingly, the total tests produced by the clinical laboratory have grown exponentially (Fig 2) at a compound rate of about 13% per year (Table 1).
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Safety in the Clinical Laboratory
Journal of Chemical Education, 1968To correct unsafe conditions, laboratory administrators must teach safety, be disciplinarians, set good examples of safety practices, and be authoritative leaders.
G M, Ederer, B, Tucker
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