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[Private practitioner & clinical laboratory physicians].

Abstract

The clinical(laboratory) examiner should know how to accommodate clinical necessity. Instead of the real necessity(patient's needs), the clinical examination is dependent on the physician's own clinical skill. That is clinical laboratory examinations are ordered by the doctor's own clinical experiments and data is judged and analyzed by the mass standardized levels. Each patient's own bias must be ignored. From the medical practitioner's viewpoint(who is running his own clinic), it is desirable to have personal laboratory levels to have person-to-person and tailor-made medical management. Above all, for the futuristic medical examiner, we suggest urgent development of several parameters which will easily describe personal basic laboratory levels. (We applied for the patient of "Vessel Age" as for the new personal basic laboratory level to show atherosclerotic degeneration.)

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R Kawata. 2000. [Private practitioner & clinical laboratory physicians].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11051803/

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