Titlebook: Immunoassays in Coagulation Testing; Zaheer Parvez Book 1984 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1984 Antigen.Blutgerinnungsst?rung.M

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Pathophysiology of Coagulation Disorders,oagulation and fibrinolytic systems. This hemostatic balance can be altered by many undefined pathologic and physiologic processes resulting in coagulation disorders. In addition to these processes, diseases related to liver, kidney, heart, and lung functions, bacterial and viral infections, and mal

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Basic Concepts in Clinical Immunology,greatly modified. Older definitions, although still in use, have been redefined as new information on the molecular properties of immunogenic proteins became available. In the following section, a brief account of modern immunologic terms is presented, so that the clinical application, interpretatio

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Review of Immunologic Techniques,uids. Such methods of protein detection are called immunoassays. In general, immunoassays are classified as type I and type II immunoassays depending upon the quantitative use of antibody. Type I assays utilize an excess of antibody compared to the amount of antigen. In type II assays the amount of

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Quality Control,e of data can be utilized in the diagnosis and therapeutic management of a disease. In addition, an effective quality control procedure provides means of intralaboratory comparison of test results and forms a basis of epidemiologic investigation at a worldwide level. In order to acquire statisticall

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munoassay techniques to the diagnosis and treatment of hemorrhagic and thrombotic disorders. Major advances were made to meet the multiple challenges of improving precision, accuracy, and availability of various measurements. These advances have been paralleled by the discoveries of a close relation