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Archive » 1998 » 4 » | Archive » Medical field » Fields » Biochemistry » Archive » Medical field » Fields » Pharmacology and Experimental Toxicology »

Effects of drugs on clinical laboratory tests results

 
Abstract:

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Unexpected results of laboratory tests may be due to various factors. These include drug effects, which may be either biological, or due to analytical interferences. The more com­mon biological effects include direct and indirect effect produced by drugs in vivo; in conse­quence laboratory tests yield unexpected, yet correct results. By contrast, the results of tests influenced by the interference of drugs with ana­lytical tehniques are not accurate. International guidelines for the evaluation of drug effects have been formulated, allowing for the compa­rability of data of different studies. The devel­opment of drug effects databases has facilitated the access to the rapidly increasing body of data, which need to be evaluated for their clin­ical and laboratory significance.

Authors:
Jerin Aleš, Kozjek Franc

Keywords:
drug effects, laboratory tests

Cite as:
Med Razgl. 1998; 37: 563–9.

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