The plan . . . has been to assemble, consolidate, and interrelate current data on the embryology, anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, biochemistry, and pathology of blood vessels and lymphatics. . . . It is hoped that the final product will provide a critical, provocative, and authoritative summary of our present knowledge of vascular and lymphatic responses, which will be of value to the resear...

Abstract Background The accurate and comprehensive evaluation of liver reserve function is crucial for daily follow-up medical treatment patients with disease. However, existing techniques are too complex costly universal implementation.To develop a convenient, reliable method to evaluate based on eight biochemical indicators measured from venous blood. Methods Blood test results (albumin (Alb)...

To study the effect of feed additive N- carbamylglutamate (NCG) with different levels feeding on amino acids profile and some analytes in serum goats, thirty male goats aged 7-8 months were distributed into three concentrate 2%, 3%, 4% or without NCG a 2×3 factorial experiment/ Completely Randomized Design (CRD). After 72 days individual feeding, blood from jugular vein was obtained before morn...

THE CLINICAL CHEMIST 111 charge of a routine biochemistry laboratory appears to be faced with an insoluble dilemma. At a time when there is an increasing demand from the medical profession for more biochemical tests per patient, which would seem to require the use of microprocedures, he finds it almost impossible to obtain personnel with the requisite technical skill. One way out of this dilemm...

Aim: To evaluate the serum magnesium levels in patients with acute myocardial infarction. Material and method: The present prospective observational study was conducted department of Medicine among 50 Patients who presented to hospital within 24 hours onset symptoms diagnosed infarction were included study. Blood samples collection taken symptoms. All evaluated for their ECG cardiac enzymes lev...

BACKGROUND The use of repeated intravenous infusions of EDTA, which has become known as "chelation therapy," has been promoted for treating intermittent claudication as well as a wide range of other disorders. Multiple reports of excellent results in large numbers of patients have encouraged the use of this regimen. The lack of well-controlled studies substantiating the benefits of this treatme...