CLINICAL BIOCHEMISTRY is an essential textbook that focuses on the application of biochemical principles in the diagnosis, monitoring, and management of diseases. It is widely used by undergraduate medical students, paramedical students, and laboratory science learners, and also serves as a practical reference for clinicians and laboratory professionals.

The book covers core topics such as biochemical investigations, enzymes, hormones, carbohydrates, proteins, lipids, electrolytes, liver and kidney function tests, acid–base balance, and metabolic disorders. Strong emphasis is placed on laboratory methods, interpretation of test results, and clinical significance, helping students connect theory with real patient scenarios.

A major strength of Clinical Biochemistry texts is their diagnostic and exam-oriented approach. Topics are supported by tables, flowcharts, reference ranges, case-based discussions, and clinical correlations, making them highly useful for viva voce, MCQs, and written examinations. Common laboratory errors, quality control, and modern biochemical assays are also discussed in updated editions.

The language is clear, concise, and practical, making complex laboratory concepts easy to understand. The content aligns well with MBBS, nursing, medical laboratory technology (MLT), and allied health curricula, ensuring relevance to current medical education.

Clinical Biochemistry is highly recommended for students seeking a strong clinical and diagnostic foundation in biochemistry, bridging the gap between basic science and clinical practice.