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Subject-based reference values
Scandinavian Journal of Clinical and Laboratory Investigation, 1995Medical decisions based on comparison with group-based reference value have often less than desired sensitivity to significant changes in the biochemical or physiological state of an individual under investigation. Subgrouping of the reference values according to sex, age, or other criteria does frequently not solve this problem. The better solution is
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Subject‐based reference values: biological variation, individuality, and reference change values
Veterinary Clinical Pathology, 2012AbstractSubject‐based reference values have been largely overlooked in veterinary medicine. These values represent longitudinal data rather than the cross‐sectional data represented by standard population‐based reference values. As such they provide information about biological and analytical variation.
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2010
This chapter contains laboratory reference values for haematology and biochemistry.
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This chapter contains laboratory reference values for haematology and biochemistry.
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Plasma Carnitine Reference Values
Annals of Clinical Biochemistry: International Journal of Laboratory Medicine, 1994M, Farriol, S, Schwartz
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