Clinical chemistry
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Scope of this subject
Here are entered works on the chemical diagnosis of disease and health monitoring. Works on the biochemical aspects of disease are entered under [Clinical biochemistry.]
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Names and connections
Chemistry, Clinical; Diagnostic biochemistry; Diagnostic chemistry; Medical chemistry
- Broader: Biochemistry
- Broader: Diagnosis, Laboratory
- Narrower: Blood--Analysis
- Narrower: Body fluids--Analysis
- Narrower: Chemiluminescence--Diagnostic use
- Narrower: Clinical enzymology
- Narrower: Reference values (Medicine)
- Narrower: Urine--Analysis
- Narrower: Veterinary clinical chemistry
Up to 40 narrower headings are shown. Full Library of Congress authority record
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 9513999365606344192 · morton4x16-v1
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