Specimen Measurement is a methodological procedure in anatomical pathology that belongs to the category of gross examination techniques, specifically involving the quantification of physical dimensions, weight, or volume of a biological specimen to assess structural characteristics relevant to diagnostic or research evaluation.
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Protein creatinine index and Albustix in assessment of proteinuria.
A B Shaw, P.L. Risdon, J.D. Lewis-Jackson · BMJ · 1983 · 162 citations · Full text
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