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Considering a microcomputer? Beware the problems and risks

J A Silbert

    Pathologist
    |November 7, 1983
    PubMed
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    Microcomputers in clinical laboratories offer benefits but also pose risks. This article identifies potential problems and provides strategies for safe and intelligent microcomputer implementation in laboratory settings.

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