SYNOPSIS OF CLINICAL LABORATORY METHODS

Synopsis of Clinical Laboratory Methods

Clinical Laboratory Methods

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

Photoglottography: A Clinical Synopsis

Although photoglottography (PGG) has been used as a measure proportional to glottal area, it has not been widely applied in the clinic to study dysphonic patient populations. Historically, PGG has required the insertion of either a light source or photosensor at least to the level of the oropharynx or nasopharynx. This invasive nature of PGG has probably limited its appeal to those who are unwi...