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Laboratory test results form part of the database from which a clinical diagnosis may be made. History, clinical examination and ancillary tests (laboratory tests, radiographs, etc.) are interpreted in conjunction with each other to obtain the best possible diagnosis. This chapter considers errors, units of measurement, interpretation of test results and rational laboratory data interpretation. Case examples are included.
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