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Biochemical Assessment Protocols

Meaning

Biochemical Assessment Protocols define the standardized, systematic procedures used in clinical practice to measure and interpret specific molecular markers, hormones, and metabolites in biological fluids like blood, saliva, or urine. These protocols are fundamental for establishing a baseline physiological state, diagnosing endocrine dysfunctions, and monitoring the efficacy and safety of therapeutic interventions. Precision and reproducibility are hallmarks of a reliable protocol, ensuring the clinical data accurately reflects the patient’s internal environment. The results guide personalized treatment plans in hormonal health.