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Hepatitis profile interpretation by microcomputer.

C M Frauenhoffer·C H Urban
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A simple BASIC computer program for interpreting two serologic markers of hepatitis A virus infection and five serologic markers of hepatitis B virus infection is described. The program is based on a two-dimensional matrix (table) containing all possible combinations of positive and negative test results with their associated interpretations. Clinically relevant reports are consistent, reliable, and legible. Sample reports are included.

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C M Frauenhoffer, C H Urban. 1985. Hepatitis profile interpretation by microcomputer.. https://doi.org/10.1093/ajcp%2F84.3.366

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