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Clinical Pathology

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Areas of particular interest to the Clinical Pathology laboratory are inherited disorders of blood clotting, blood banking and establishment of reference values.

Group Members:
Mr Rhys Bushell - Technical Officer
Ms Debra Kirkham - Clinical Pathology Laboratory Manager

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