Clinical Laboratory Test And Radiological Methods In Diagnosis Of Orthopedics Condition: Role Of Nurses In Facilitating These Procedures: Review

Abstract

Despite the fact that the fields of radiological imaging, pathology, and laboratory analysis appear to be very different from one another, the medical diagnostic information that these sources provide has a great deal in common with one another. This information can be utilized effectively by encouraging the sharing of quantitative and qualitative results through the utilization of modern information technology processes. Developing the capacities of informatics to coordinate the analysis of pictures produced by clinical radiological imaging, anatomic cellular and molecular pathology, and data gained from the analysis of biomarkers in the laboratory; this method is based on the development of these capabilities. This skill helps to stimulate the formation of novel "integrated diagnostics" in orthopedic disorders, and nursing plays an important part in the technical aspects of many orthopedic operations.