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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-03911-1is data-acquisition is indispensable for the determination of the nature of many diseases and the treatment and cure of many patients. Consequently clinical chemistry is an essential part of modern medicine. The clinical chemist is in charge of the workroutine of his department and he is ultimately

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-03911-1aboratories of the United States were highly impacted. This change has created some traumatic impacts upon management philosophy within the hospital and has caused the laboratory to be viewed as a different type of operating entity. The hospital clinical laboratory has reacted by adapting and substa

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The Pierce-Arrow Merger Proposal,oes, “Prevention is the best treatment”; that is, medical care should try to prevent a disease before it occurs rather than to treat a disease after it has developed. It is, therefore, imperative that laboratory methodology develop to the extent that it can detect subclinical conditions and predispo

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,The ‘Meteor’ Tank-engine Project, refer to a specialist for detailed clinical investigation. Laboratory tests on blood, urine or tissue specimens may be required to support a differential diagnosis. These tests are often performed by the clinical chemist. Blood cells or tissue sections are analyzed by the pathologist, and a karyoty