Clinical Laboratory Instrumentation

Author: Zeng Zhaofang
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Publishing Date: 2001-10-01
Features: This textbook is designed to highlight "novelty, practicality, representativeness, and forward-thinking." The book is structured in chapters and sections, introducing the working principles, structural classifications, performance indicators, usage methods, maintenance and upkeep, troubleshooting of common clinical laboratory instruments, as well as development trends. It dedicates a significant portion to the computer technology used in clinical laboratory instruments. To facilitate student learning, each chapter includes a set of review questions. The content is rich and concise, reflecting professional characteristics while adhering to the principle of integrating theory with practice. It is suitable for undergraduate and graduate students in laboratory medicine and imaging medicine programs at medical colleges, as well as adult education students in specialized and undergraduate programs (72–108 hours of instruction). It can also serve as a reference for technical personnel engaged in clinical laboratory work for continuing education.