Guide to Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis.

Guide to the use of statistical methods in clinical studies

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Clinical Diagnosis by Laboratory Examinations

This-work may be regarded as a companion volume of Kolmer and Boerner's Applied Laboratory Technique. Hence, details of procedure are for the most part not given, except for an appended section of 140 pages which will undoubtedly prove valuable for those not having ready access to the previous elaborate text. The subject matter is treated from two points of view, mutually complementary. In the ...

Clinical and Laboratory Approaches to Hemophilia A

Hemophilia A is a worldwide disorder of coagulation system. It is a male disorder, yet females with hemophilia are rarely seen in communities with high rate of consanguineous marriages. The abnormalities in factor VIII gene transfer as an X-linked pattern in the family, affects as many as one-third of patients who had no family history of abnormality and thus the occurrence of a sporadic mutati...

Clinical Diagnosis by Laboratory Methods

There is an introductory chapter on the use of the microscope and then successive chapters on examination of the sputum, the urine, the blood, gastric and duodenal contents, the faeces, animal parasites, pus and other body fluids, miscellaneous examinations including divers subjects such as the pregnancy tests and diagnosis of rabies, sero-diagnosis, bacteriological methods, and vaccines and sk...

Clinical Laboratory Methods and Diagnosis