Williams Hematology

Author: (USA) Butler
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: Since the edition, this part of the book has been a feature and seems to meet some important needs. Unlike most medical specialties, hematology is based on laboratory tests, and understanding its experimental techniques is essential. When the edition was published, it allowed clinical trainees to refer to the book for laboratory access, sometimes even conducting many necessary studies to establish a diagnosis with the help of experienced specialized hematology technicians. The automation of experimental methods has greatly reduced the necessity for trainees to practice related methods, and this trend undoubtedly improves the reliability of results, making it seem less important for trainees to thoroughly understand the related specific methods. However, we still believe that trainees should understand how these studies are conducted and reasonably interpret them. Therefore, the book includes discussions on detection indicators and explanations in relevant chapters.