Principles and Techniques in Clinical Biochemistry

Description

Clinical Biochemistry is a science that analyses and interprets data. The analytical component entails determining the concentration of chemical components in bodily fluids and tissues. The interpretive component evaluates these data and employs them in illness diagnosis, screening for susceptibility to certain diseases, and tracking treatment progress. This book is intended to cover the key clinical biochemistry procedures and analytical tools. This book's chapters are based on a specific approach or procedures, as well as the related apparatus. These are covered in depth. The clinical biochemistry of routinely detected analytes is covered in this book. It provides concrete numerical data for not just analyte distribution and balance, but also differential diagnosis and therapy. This book provides clear and concise reporting for medical students, junior physicians, clinical biochemists, and medical technologists.