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Normal Reference Values

New England Journal of Medicine, 1986
Normal Reference Laboratory Values To update the normal reference values* of laboratory procedures recorded in the Case Records of the Massachusetts General Hospital and to give the methods used, t...
Richard C. Cabot   +3 more
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Reference change values

Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine, 2012
AbstractReference change values (RCV) provide objective tools for assessment of the significance of differences in serial results from an individual. The concept is simple and the calculation easy, since all laboratories know their analytical imprecision ...
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Intraindividual reference values

Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine (CCLM), 2004
AbstractWhen a biological quantity examination exhibits a high degree of individuality, developing a strategy for interpreting these values in an individual context can be a useful alternative. Time-series analysis is the appropriate statistical framework to build a model for explanation of the behaviour of laboratory information and to forecast future
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[Polychlorobiphenyls: reference values].

Giornale italiano di medicina del lavoro ed ergonomia, 2003
The purpose of this work is to compare the PCB values in blood, serum and adipose tissue of non-exposed people over the last twenty years of scientific literature in order to establish whether the determination of single congeners is better then the evaluation of the total PCB amount moreover an analytical strategy useful to define a reference value ...
PAVAN I.   +5 more
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Extended dynamometry: reference values

Journal of Hand Surgery (European Volume), 2018
Grip strength is used as a measure of capacity in disability and personal injury claims. Although seemingly an objective measure, it is widely recognized that it is fallible to the effects of sub-maximal effort. We have developed an extended test protocol that uses the five positions of a Jamar dynamometer.
Henry J C R, Belcher, Hayley, Smith
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Clinical biochemical values of llamas: Reference values

American Journal of Veterinary Research, 1986
SUMMARY Fifteen clinical biochemical measurements were done on serum from 64 clinically healthy adult llamas (26 males and 38 females). Values for several of these tests were different from those reported for llamas and from reference values for other domesticated ruminants.
E D, Lassen   +5 more
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