It looks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quacks like a duck, then it probably is a bisalbumin.
Stan, you make a very good point. It is very difficult from a simple review of data in medical records (which was done by Rodney at Mayo) to make conclusions as to what actually influenced medical decisions/diagnoses. Since the data I cited from the ...
This is amazing! Thank you for sharing. ------------------------------ Marquita D. Robinson, MPA, MLS(ASCP)CM Technical Specialist, Core Laboratory Children's of Alabama ------------------------------
Thank you all for your inputs. The ordering physician was out for a period of time. The on-call doctor told us to cancel the test. We are waiting for the ordering physician for clarification because he or she placed the order for a reason.
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