Key factors that need to be considered in the execution of traditional laboratory tests with rapid turnaround time are listed in Table 2. Coagulation testing based on clot viscoelasticity represents an alternative to traditional laboratory coagulation testing [ 39- 42].
A month before our first execution of this laboratory exercise, the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine was awarded to Andy Fire and Craig Mello for their discovery of RNAi, which was accomplished in C. elegans.
Key interventions are performed in the domains of pre- peri-, and postoperative care and include patient assessment, appropriate medication, execution of essential laboratory tests and medical imaging, passive and active mobilization, pain management, discharge management and patient information.
MSA, DG, MGMK, MFI, DM, MNI, and RH were responsible for the study design; MSA, DG, MGMK, MFI, and MNI were responsible for the collection of biological samples and clinical examination of animals; MSA, MGMK, MFI, MI, and RH were responsible for the execution of the laboratory work; MSA, DG, MGMK, DM, MI, and RH drafted the manuscript.
Then, both groups were surveyed again 2 wk after the first examination, which was thus 1 mo after the execution of this experimental laboratory activity.
One crucial aspect of this endeavour was to recognise the limitations in the design and execution of current experimental laboratory and clinical cardioprotection studies, a feature which was also highlighted by the NHLI Working Group in 2004 [ 7].
The Elecsys® immunoassays show high precision and reliability, and allow execution of measurements in laboratories for routine clinical diagnosis [ 21].
Prior to the execution of this study, a laboratory evaluation was conducted to ensure using eyes of one, two and three days from harvest would not introduce any bias into the study.
The proposed interpretative theory is validated through the execution of experimental tests in the laboratory and in a historical masonry building.
