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Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis

The American Journal of the Medical Sciences, 1937
Clinical laboratory diagnosis , Clinical laboratory diagnosis , مرکز فناوری اطلاعات و اطلاع رسانی ...
SAMUEL A. LEVINSON, ROBERT P. MACFATE
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Uses of the Clinical Laboratory

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1972
That there is a condition of addiction to the laboratory is well known. Swamping hospital laboratories with the necessity of doing poorly considered tests does nothing for the quality of the operation. The laboratory will not substitute for clinical acumen. What it substitutes for, on occasion, is inadequate history, when for any reason it is not known
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Clinical and Pathological Laboratories

Psychiatric Services, 1959
E clinical and pathological laboratories are an essential part of any hospital. Mental hospitals should always maintain a laboratory where routine tests can be made, unless the hospital is so small that the amount of work to be done does not justify the cost.
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Microsurgery in the clinic and laboratory

Laboratory Animals, 1987
Laboratory animals have been crucial to the development of modern microsurgical techniques which are now routinely used in many clinical departments worldwide. In return, microsurgical techniques are important in biomedical research as they allow many surgical procedures to be performed on rodents instead of dogs, pigs or primates.
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Computers and the clinical laboratory

Medical Hypotheses, 1995
Quality control in the clinical laboratory has long been an important concern. The techniques used for several decades have relied heavily on aggregated data analysis of the data within the clinical laboratory itself, techniques which were feasible even in a system of manually maintained laboratory records. The development of increasingly sophisticated
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Clinical Laboratory Medicine: Clinical Application of Laboratory Data

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1984
I had the opportunity to review a previous edition of this text 11 years ago and was impressed. That edition was a fairly comprehensive discussion of a "complex and expanding field," and the same opinion comes from reviewing this edition. The text has increased in subjects, pages, tables, and figures and now totals 724 pages.
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Chemoradiation: From the Laboratory to the Clinic*

Clinical Oncology, 2001
Chemoradiation (CRT) for cancer is becoming ever more popular and seems a logical approach. If we have two treatment modalities that work, surely using them together, at the same time, will in some way be more effective? There may be a greater price to pay in terms of acute toxicity but, if this is manageable, the potential gain of radiosensitizing ...
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Clinical Laboratory Management: A Guide for Clinical Laboratory Scientists

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1983
Ostensibly this is a textbook on management of medical laboratories; it is instead a medium chosen by a group of career medical technologists to vent their dissatisfactions with their profession, their disappointments about the place of medical technology in our medical care system, and their frustrations generated by failures in various attempts to ...
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Clinical Laboratories

New England Journal of Medicine, 1978
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Clinical Laboratory Testing

Mayo Clinic Proceedings, 1978
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