LABORATORY
Laboratory tests are used to diagnose, detect or monitor a specific disease or condition, others provide more general information about the organs, apparatus and systems of the body.
Laboratory tests play an important role in your medical care, and your doctor will likely include a physical exam, your medical history, and other tests and procedures to provide diagnosis and treatment.
BLOOD CHEMISTRY
- Chemistry de 6 parameters
- Chemistry of 19 parameters
- Chemistry of 21 parameters (c/HDL and LDL)
- Lipid profile
- Post-prandial glucose (without load)
- Gestational glucose (50 g)
- Glucose with load of (75 g)
- Glycohemoglobin
IMMUNOLOGY
-TSH
- FT4
- Prolactin (PRL)
- Progesterone (PROG)
- Luteinizing Hormone (LH)
- Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH)
- Estradiol (E2)
- Estrogens Totals
-Total Testosterone
- Free Testosterone
- Gonadotropin hormone
- Chorionic (HGC)
UROANALYSIS
- General Urine Examination
- Creatinine dep. 24 hrs.
- 24-hour protein.
- Proteinuria in random sample
- Anti-doping
- Urine culture
SEROLOGY
- VDRL
- HIV
- Rheumatoid Factor (RF)
- C-Reactive Protein (CRP)
- Antistreptolysins (ASLO)
- Febrile reactions
- Pregnancy test
ENZYMES
- Liver Function Tests
- Lipase
- Amylase
- TOTAL CPK
- CPK-MB
TUMOR MARKERS
-PSA
- CEA
- Ca125 (ovary)
- Ca15-3 (mammary gland)
- Ca19-9 (Pancreas and Colon)
HEMATOLOGY
- Hematic biometry
- ESR
- bleeding time
- PT
- TTP
- Group and HR
PROFILES
MICROBIOLOGY
- Diabetic Profile
- Rheumatoid Profile
- Thyroid Profile I
- Thyroid Profile II
- Thyroid Profile III
- Prenatal Profile
- Gynecological Profile
- Male Hormonal Profile