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Clinical Biochemistry and Veterinary Practice: Recent Trends in Veterinary Laboratory Diagnosis
Clinical biochemistry plays a pivotal role in modern veterinary diagnostics by providing objective insights into organ function, metabolic status, and disease progression. Recent advancements in laboratory diagnostics—including automated analyzers, point-of-care testing, novel biomarkers, and improved quality assurance practices—have enhanced the accuracy and speed of clinical decision-making. This webinar explores emerging trends in veterinary clinical biochemistry, highlighting the interpretation of biochemical profiles in companion and food-producing animals, the clinical relevance of liver, kidney, pancreatic, endocrine, and inflammatory biomarkers, and the integration of laboratory findings with clinical examination. Participants will gain practical knowledge to improve diagnostic accuracy, monitor treatment response, and make evidence-based decisions in everyday veterinary practice.
Download the attached recent research paper to explore recent advances in veterinary clinical biochemistry and laboratory diagnostic technologies.
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Moumita-Sahoo/publication/381821854
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