How to Read Test Reports (Third Edition)

Author: Chen Jiachou, Zhu Danhua
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Publishing Date: 2001-01-01
Features: This book was first published in 1977 and reprinted in 1985. To adapt to the continuous updates of current testing instruments and the new advancements in microquantitative and automated operation techniques, the authors have extensively revised, supplemented, and rewritten the original book based on relevant domestic clinical laboratory materials in recent years. New content on hemorheology, trace elements in the human body, tumors, and other laboratory tests has been added. The book consists of eighteen chapters, written with the aim of being concise and practical. Each test is introduced with a focus on clinical application indications and significance, while also highlighting the correlations between different tests to facilitate readers' understanding and broader comprehension. Additionally, the book includes an appendix that introduces diagnostic applications of various detection equipment such as ultrasonography, computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, and nuclear medicine computer photography; the Chinese meanings of common foreign abbreviations used in laboratory tests; and reference values for common tests, all for easy reference by readers.