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A part from immediate patients care, the microscopic analysis of blood plays preference even before cytology, cytochemistry or immunocytochemistry, information based on the analysis of blood is of immediate relevance in the clinical setup. It is central to the diagnosis of the diseases of the blood cell system themselves, which make their presence known through changes in blood components.Clinical Hematology has been classroom and laboratory ‘field tested’ by Medical Laboratory Technology ,Medical Laboratory Science students, and instructors. The information and techniques discussed in this manual underscores the importance of clarity, conciseness, and continuity for the entry level student.These practical topics are designed to supply the basic knowledge of both the clinical and laboratory aspects of Haematological investigation, related to diseases and blood transfusion. At the end of each practical practice we have supplied a working sheet for students to note the understanding, outcome of the practical with the objective for better way of explanation in performing each practical practice. There are two main purposes in this manual. First, it facilitate the learning process of acquisition, retention and recall of routine practical practice of clinical laboratory, which is greatly helped the facts and concepts of a particular objective. Secondly, many objectives are closely related to the practical topics and the importance of these practices in diagnosis and treatment.
Shadma Siddiqui Chandra Bahadur Singh Dangi
Shadma Siddiqui, M.phil in Microbiology and has 16 yrs experience in teaching Paramedical Science and Medical Microbiology, working as a Assistant Professor, Sant Hirdaram Girls College, Bhopal (M.P.). Bearing cross functional nature, she is expertized in broad field of Medical technology, Clinical Nutrition, Biotechnology, Molecular Biology, Forensic science and Applied Microbiology. She has a good academic experience. She has written dozen of review articles and contributes regularly to science magazines. She supervised students for dissertation, internship and training in applied areas. She is the author of book Green Medicine For Diabetes: A Solution. She is an active members of various scientific societies and organizations.
Chandra Bahadur Singh Dangi, Ph.D in Human Genetics, presently holding the position of Dean, Faculty of Life Sciences & Director, Paramedical Sciences, Ram Krishna Dharmarth Foundation University, Bhopal (M.P.). He is the recipient of many awards and honors. Dr. Dangi has been guiding many students for M.Phil and Ph.D on diverse aspects of Genetics, Biotechnology, Hemoglobinopathies, Molecular Biology, Cyto- Genetics and trace elements. He is the active member/coordinator/adviser of many Scientific and Academic organizations. He has published more than 50 research paper in National and International journals. He had authored 4 books and owned IPR of his work.
