Laboratory Blood Testing In Paediatric Intensive Care Unit Of A University Hospital: Are We Doing It Appropriately?
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Retrospective chart review of all children (aged-one month to 16 years) admitted in our paediatric intensive care from June to November 2016 was done to determine the indication of different laboratory tests. LBT indications were defined into: diagnostic/case findings/screening tests to make a diagn …
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| Authors | Sohail H;Bibi S;Hakeem M;Haque AU;Abbas Q;; |
| Journal | journal of ayub medical college, abbottabad : jamc |
| Year | 1970 |
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