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Einflüsse auf klinisch-chemische Meßgrößen

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Book cover Validität klinisch-chemischer Befunde

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Zusammenfassung

Die Kenntnis der EinfluBfaktoren auf klinisch-chemische Meßgrößen ist die Voraussetzung für Indikation und Interpretation klinisch-chemischer Befunde. Eine rationale Basis für die Anforderung, DurchfUhrung und Beurteilung klinisch-chemischer Tests setzt eine Reihe von a priori-Informationen voraus:

  1. 1.

    Die logische Beziehung, die zwischen der gewählten Untersuchungsart und der ärztlichen Fragestellung hergestellt warden kann

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    die Intraindividual-Faktoren des Patienten

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    die prainstrumentelle Fehlerrate

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    die instrumentelle Fehlerrate

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    den Referenzbereich, der durch transversale oder longitudinal Beobachtung gewonnen wurde.

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Keller, H. (1980). Einflüsse auf klinisch-chemische Meßgrößen. In: Lang, H., Rick, W., Büttner, H. (eds) Validität klinisch-chemischer Befunde. Zusammenarbeit von Klinik und Klinischer Chemie. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-81447-1_3

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