
Navigate the complex procedures involved in the diagnosis of monoclonal gammopathies. Interpret differences between normal and abnormal serum protein electropherogram and immunofixation outputs. Study patterns of haematological, clinical biochemistry and protein-level data in order to formulate a diagnostic conclusion.





“This particular worksheet should prepare scientists for interpretation of the commonly used laboratory techniques for diagnosis and monitoring of monoclonal gammopathies. It involves the use of a variety of skills, particularly pattern recognition, but also linking up with the common limitations of the methods, the clinical background and other clinical and laboratory data.”





