This broadsheet is based on the original version of Curry' and the revision published as technical bulletin No 24 in the Annals ofClinical Biochemistry.2 As before, it is intended as a practical guide for use in the laboratory rather than as a review of the symptoms and treatment of poisoning. Many of the tests previously described have been retained or are presented in modified form. This new version also takes into account recent advances in immunological tests, and cites, where relevant, recommended quantitative assays. Blood Collect 10 ml of lithium heparinised blood, 2 ml of fluorided blood (for ethanol assay), and 10 ml of blood 996 copyright.
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