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Introduction
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Role of the biochemistry lab
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Biochemistry tests
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Liver enzymes
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Mechanism of liver injury
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Inflammatory markers
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Stratifying on admission
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Questions
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Markers
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Dialysis
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Transaminases
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Scoring system
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Measuring IL6
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Measuring procalcitonin
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Secondary hlh
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Myocarditis
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Immunoglobulin levels
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Dexamethasone
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Myocardium
Description:
Explore the biochemistry of COVID-19 and its clinical implications in this 44-minute expert-led seminar presented by Dr Kathryn Ryan, Chair of the Royal College of Pathologists' Clinical Biochemistry Specialty Advisory Committee. Delve into the role of the biochemistry lab in COVID-19 testing, examining various biochemistry tests including liver enzymes, inflammatory markers, and their significance in patient care. Learn about the mechanisms of liver injury, strategies for stratifying patients on admission, and the importance of specific markers such as IL6 and procalcitonin. Gain insights into secondary complications like myocarditis and the impact of treatments like dexamethasone. This comprehensive seminar, part of the Royal College of Pathologists' COVID-19 pandemic series, offers valuable knowledge for healthcare professionals seeking to understand the biochemical aspects of COVID-19 and their implications for patient management.

The Biochemistry of COVID-19 - Pathology and Clinical Implications Presented by Dr Kathryn Ryan

The Royal College of Pathologists
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