Clinical info. : Used in the diagnosis of the disease Mycobacterium tuberculosis, commonly known as tuberculosis or TB.

Clinical info. : to detect allergic diseases, infections, and other medical conditions

Clinical info. : To undertand the wellness of the Foetus

Clinical info. : To detect various Allergies causing hay fever , Seasonal Rhinitis Etc.

Clinical info. : To detect various Allergies causing hay fever , Seasonal Rhinitis Etc.

Clinical info. : Infertility, PCOD ,to monitor Systumic lupus erythematosus

Clinical info. : In Diagnosis of Kidney or Liver diseases

Clinical info. : To diagnose auto immune disorders, SLE, Polymyositis

Clinical info. : To understand the reason of Low Hemoglobin ( Anaemia )

Clinical info. : Overnight Fasting Preferred. Increases androgen & estrogen Production

Clinical info. : Required before surgery for well being of the patient .

Clinical info. : Required before surgery for well being of the patient .

Clinical info. : Anticardiolipin antibodies are related with?thrombocytopenia, recurrent miscarriages, and premature labor and preeclampsia. Anti-cardiolipin antibodies (ACA) are adopted autoantibodies against cardiolipins. Created by the immune system, they are against their own cells, tissues, and organs and attack them causing inflammation & damage.

Clinical info. : This test is used to help diagnose and prognosticate rheumatoid arthritis and differentiate it from other types of arthritis. The immune system is responsible for defending the body against attacks from foreign cells and organisms: bacteria, viruses, parasites and transplanted cells.. Several types of arthritis, lupus, pernicious anemia, juvenile diabetes and some thyroid disorders are autoimmune in origin. The immune system?s production of antibodies against its own cyclic citrullinated peptides is the cause of rheumatoid arthritis.

Clinical info. : Anti-double stranded DNA antibody (anti-dsDNA) is one of a group of autoantibodies called antinuclear antibodies (ANA). Normally, antibodies protect against infection, but autoantibodies are produced when a person's immune system fails to adequately distinguish between "self" and "non-self." They mistakenly attack the body's own healthy cells, causing tissue and organ damage. Anti-dsDNA specifically targets the genetic material (DNA) found in the nucleus of a cell, hence the name "anti-dsDNA." The anti-dsDNA test identifies the presence of these autoantibodies in the blood.

Clinical info. : To diagnose primary biliary cirrhosis

Clinical info. : Evaluation for Anti phospholipid antibody syndrome.

Clinical info. : In diagnosis of Scrub Typhus disease.

Clinical info. : Anti-smooth muscle antibody is a blood test that detects the presence of?antibodies?against smooth muscle. The antibody is useful in making a diagnosis of autoimmune hepatitis.

Clinical info. : A thyroid peroxidase antibodies test checks the levels of antibodies made against the compound thyroid peroxidase (TPO) in the bloodstream. Thyroid peroxidase is an enzyme produced by the thyroid gland. The thyroid is a small, butterfly-shaped gland in the neck that uses iodine, with the help of the enzyme TPO,?to create the hormones triiodothyronine (T3) and thyroxine (T4), both of which help control metabolism and growth. Antibodies are proteins made by the immune system, usually to fight bacteria, viruses, and toxins that enter or contact the body.

Clinical info. : Antiphospholipid (APL) antibodies are group of antibodies directed against epitopes on plasma proteins that are uncovered by binding of these proteins to anionic phospholipids on plasma membranes. The most commonly used tests to detect APL include lupus anticoagulant (LAC), anticardiolipin (ACL) antibodies, and anti-?2-glycoprotein I antibodies.

Clinical info. : Partial thromboplastin time (PTT) and activated partial thromboplastin time (aPTT) are used to test for the same functions; however, in aPTT, an activator is added that speeds up the clotting time and results in a narrower reference range. The aPTT is considered a more sensitive version of the PTT and is used to monitor the patient?s response to heparin therapy.

Clinical info. : Clinical History Required

Clinical info. : Protect the collection tube from direct light. To Monitor Liver disorders

Clinical info. : To Diagnose type of Disease

Clinical info. : To Diagnose type of Disease

Clinical info. : To Diagnose type of Disease

Clinical info. : To Diagnose type of Disease

Clinical info. : Blood culture test is done to identify pathogens like bacteria , virus & fungi in your blood that may be causing serious infections including sepsis.

Clinical info. : useful in blood transfusion

Clinical info. : To diagnose Leukemia, Multiple myeloma, anemia & Pancytopenia. Clinical History Required.

Clinical info. : To diagnose Brucellosis

Clinical info. : To diagnose Brucellosis

Clinical info. : This test is done before any surgery to ascertain the time taken for blood to clot .

Clinical info. : For detecting systemic Necrotising Vasculitis.

Clinical info. : The CA125 blood levels can be increased in ovarian cancer and other cancers including uterine,fallopian tube,pancreatic,breast,colorectal,lung,stomach.A decrease in the CA125 level during treatment usually means that the cancer is responding to treatment.

Clinical info. : This test is done as a follow up to see how the patient is responding once a patient has been diagnosed with Breast cancer .

Clinical info. : A high amount of CA 19-9 is most often caused by pancreatic cancer. But it can also be caused by other types of cancer. And it can be caused by infections in your liver, gallbladder, and pancreas.

Clinical info. : A complete blood count is a commonly performed blood test that is often included as part of a routine checkup. Complete blood counts can be used to help detect a variety of disorders including infections,?anemia, diseases of the immune system, and blood cancers.

Clinical info. : This test is done to determine the activity of immune system in immunocompromised patients like HIV .

Clinical info. : A CEA test measures the level of carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA) in your blood or other body fluid. As a type of tumor marker, CEA is an indicator of whether cancer is growing and spreading or diminishing with treatment. It is also known as a CEA assay, CEA blood test and carcinoembryonic antigen test. You may be tested before treatment to set a baseline level, then again during and after treatment.

Clinical info. : To Diagnose Wilson's disease

Clinical info. : This test is done to check for fresh viral infection Chickungunya . It is spread by mosquito bite.

Clinical info. : This is an enzyme Creatinine Kinase found in skeletal muscles . The levels are done to diagnose diseases like muscular dystrophy , polymyositis & dermatomyositis .

Clinical info. : CMV or Cyto Megalo Virus test is done in pregnant women having repeated abortions or in immune compromised patients . Positive values of IgG indicate old infection of CMV while positive values of IgM indicate fresh infection.

Clinical info. : CMV or Cyto Megalo Virus test is done in pregnant women having repeated abortions or in immune compromised patients . Positive values of IgG indicate old infection of CMV while positive values of IgM indicate fresh infection.

Clinical info. : Coagulation tests measure your blood?s ability to clot, and how long it takes to clot. Testing can help your doctor assess your risk of excessive bleeding or developing clots (thrombosis) somewhere in your blood vessels.

Clinical info. : Labile Analyte. To monitor the activity of auto immune disorders & SLE

Clinical info. : Labile Analyte. To monitor the activity of auto immune disorders & SLE

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Clinical info. : To detect any eye Infection.

Clinical info. : To Diagnose & Monitor Wilson's disease

Clinical info. : To diagnose Cushing's syndrome (Sample timing: 3 to 5 PM) OR Addison's disease (Sample timing: 7 to 9 AM)

Clinical info. : 12-14 Hrs Fasting Required . Fasting Sample/To monitor insulin production By Beta cells.

Clinical info. : This enzyme Creatinine Kinase Myoglobin Metabolism , is found in heart muscles . It is used to detect cardiac diseases .

Clinical info. : Myocardial infarction & muscular dystrophy

Clinical info. : To diagnose and monitor renal function.

Clinical info. : To identifiy the presence of inflammation

Clinical info. : D Dimer is a protein fragment which is made when a blood clot dissolves in your body . But if the clot fails to dissolve it causes life threatening disorders like Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) , Pulmonary Embolism (PE) or Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation (DIC)

Clinical info. : To diagnose dengue fever

Clinical info. : To diagnose dengue fever

Clinical info. : To diagnose dengue fever

Clinical info. : To diagnose dengue fever

Clinical info. : Detection of Dengue Virus

Clinical info. : To Check Blood Sugar Levels and Average blood sugar in last three month.

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Clinical info. : DOB, WT, LMP with USG Scan Copy

Clinical info. : To diagnose Echinococcus Infection.

Clinical info. : This is an anaerobic amoebic parasite causing amoebiasis . It is diagnosed using stool samples

Clinical info. : To detect & Monitor the activity of inflammation

Clinical info. : Estimated Glomerular Filteration Rate (eGFR) is a test that helps diagnosing how efficiently your kidneys are working

Clinical info. : To monitor the function of adrenal gland

Clinical info. : 12-14 Hrs Fasting Required.To Monitarhypoglycemia. Hyperglycemia.diabetes.

Clinical info. : Clinical History Required. Platelet Poor Plasma.

Clinical info. : 12-14 Hrs Fasting Required.To determine lron storage in the body

Clinical info. : To Diagnose type of fever and its effect on the various body system.

Clinical info. : This is a test to measure levels of a protein Fibrinogen in the blood which helps in clotting of blood .

Clinical info. : This test helps to diagnose infection by Micro Filaria . Blood sample is collected at night between 10 pm and 2 am .

Clinical info. : There are several types of fluids in the body . The body fluids tested are Cerebral Spinal Fluid (CSF) , Ascitic Fluid , Synovial Fluid etc . The fluids are mainly tested for various disorders depending on the site of fluid

Clinical info. : There are several types of fluids in the body . The body fluids tested are Cerebral Spinal Fluid (CSF) , Ascitic Fluid , Synovial Fluid etc . The fluids are mainly tested for various disorders depending on the site of fluid

Clinical info. : Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology (FNAC) is performed to diagnose Malignancy or Tuberculosis . Samples can be drawn from Cysts , superficial tumours or inside the body .

Clinical info. : Folate deficiency Anemia

Clinical info. : Diagnosis & monitoring hyper thyroidism

Clinical info. : Helps in diagnosing Thyroid disorders

Clinical info. : Screening test for prostatic cancer.

Clinical info. : To evaluate pituitory function

Clinical info. : Glucose Tolerance Test is performed to screen type 2 diabetes . It also helps to diagnose gestational diabetes .

Clinical info. : Glucose Tolerance Test is performed to screen type 2 diabetes . It also helps to diagnose gestational diabetes .

Clinical info. : General Blood Picture (GBP) helps in diagnosis of anaemia ,type of anaemia , identifying abnormal cells in blood thereby helps to identify cancer .

Clinical info. : Gene-Xpert, a CBNAAT (catridge based nucleic acid amplification test) is a widely accepted diagnostic test for Tuberculosis. This test is a rapid diagnostic test for Tuberculosis detection as well as Rifampicin resistance in direct smear negative cases.

Clinical info. : To determine liver function & biliary obstruction

Clinical info. : To assess the severity of anemia & Polycythemia

Clinical info. : This test measures haemoglobin levels and looks for abnormal types of Hb. Most often used to diagnose anemia , sickle cell disease and other such disorders.

Clinical info. : 12-14 Hrs Fasting Required.Measures the blood sugar level over several months.

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Clinical info. : Helps in diagnosing patients suspected of viral hepatitis .

Clinical info. : Helps to assess whether patient infected with hepatitis B has viral activity . it also helps evaluate seroconversion after a period of treatment .

Clinical info. : To diagnose Hepatitis

Clinical info. : To diagnose Hepatitis

Clinical info. : This test gives total blood cell counts of red blood cells , differential white blood cells , platelet count , erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) along with value of haemoglobin

Clinical info. : To diagnose Hepatitis

Clinical info. : Detection of Hepatitis -B Virus

Clinical info. : To diagnosis Liver cirrhosis, liver cancer & hepatitis

Clinical info. : Latest HCV Viral Load Detection of HCV Genotyping

Clinical info. : Detection of Hepatitis -B Virus

Clinical info. : To diagnosis Liver cirrhosis, liver cancer & hepatitis

Clinical info. : General Health Check up

Clinical info. : General Health Check up

Clinical info. : General Health Check up

Clinical info. : To diagnose chronic liver disease

Clinical info. : To diagnose chronic liver disease

Clinical info. : To diagnose Hepatitis

Clinical info. : To diagnose Hepatitis

Clinical info. : AIDS (Aquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome) is a chronic immune system disease caused by HIV . It damages the immune system and interferes with the ability of the body to fight infection & disease .

Clinical info. : Quantitative of HIV

Clinical info. : Quantitative of HIV Viral

Clinical info. : To diagnose HIV Infection

Clinical info. : To diagnose Autoimmune disorders like Sero negative spondylarthropathies, Ankylosing syndrome

Clinical info. : 12-14 Hrs Fasting Required It is an amino acid found in the human system . It is used to make proteins that your body needs . This test is used to find out if the levels of vitamin B6 , B12 & Folic Acid . A higher level of Homocysteine indicates low levels of Vit B.

Clinical info. : It is the most common test for sexually transmitted disease , which can lead to cervical cancer . A scrapping is taken from the vagina to look for DNA of HPV .

Clinical info. : CRP is a protein made by the liver . Increased levels indicates inflammation . HS CRP is a more sensitive test , and raised levels indicate Coronary Artery Disease .

Clinical info. : Test performed to detect infection of Herpes Simplex Virus

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Clinical info. : To diagnose Allergies & autoimmune disorders.

Clinical info. : To diagnose Allergies & Antibody dependent cell mediated cytotoxicity.

Clinical info. : Diagnosis of infectious diseases , in neonates indicate intrauterine infection.

Clinical info. : To diagnose Insuloma & Hypoglycemia

Clinical info. : Measures free calcium in blood . It is required if patient is suffering disorders of bones , liver , kidney or parathyroid hormones .

Clinical info. : Evaluating Microcytic anemia

Clinical info. : Basic Tests to Evaluate Kidney Function of the Individual.

Clinical info. : Advanced Tests to Evaluate Kidney Function of the Individual

Clinical info. : Liquid?based? cytology (LBC) is a thin?layer? or? monolayer? slide preparation? technology that? has been?introduced?as a potential solution to?overcome the? shortcomings of conventional? Papanicolaou? (Pap)?smears?in?cervical?cancer?screening.? l Liquid?based? cytology from? gynecologic samples uses a collection fluid?that fixes,?homogenizes, and? rinses?the?cells.

Clinical info. : To diagnose Acute leptospirosis

Clinical info. : To diagnose Acute leptospirosis

Clinical info. : Basic tests to Evaluate Liver Function .

Clinical info. : Female Health Hormones

Clinical info. : To check Liver Health

Clinical info. : Female Health Hormones

Clinical info. : Fasting sample required. Risk of developing heart disease.

Clinical info. : Fasting sample required. Risk of developing heart disease.

Clinical info. : This test looks for a certain type of anti body in paediatric patients have liver damage caused by a form of hepatitis . LKM 1 is tested along with ANA (Anti Nuclear Anti Bodies) and Smooth Muscle Anti Bodies to help diagnose auto immune hepatitis and to differentiate between type 1 & 2.

Clinical info. : Lochia is a vaginal discharge that follows child birth . It consists of blood , mucus & uterine tissues . A culture / sensitivity examination is done to rules out vaginal or uterine bacterial infection . If untreated it can cause sepsis , which can spread a be fatal.

Clinical info. : Determine abnormal calcium & Potassium levels.

Clinical info. : Detection of Malaria

Clinical info. : 24 Hrs urine volume Required. Diabetic Nephropathy.

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Clinical info. : Detection of MTB infection

Clinical info. : The NT-Pro BNP test is done to help in the detection, diagnosis, and evaluation of the severity of congestive heart failure (CHF).

Clinical info. : It is test to detect Occult (Hidden) blood in the stool sample . A positive report means colorectal cancer , haemorrhoids , polyps or ulcers .

Clinical info. : It is used primarily to check pregnant women for signs of gestational diabetes .

Clinical info. : It is a package of investigations to detect any abnormality in the bones .

Clinical info. : A positive report indicates that the patient is suffering from autoimmune vasculitis . It will also specify the type of vasculitis .

Clinical info. : A?Pap smear, also called a Pap test, is an exam a doctor uses to test for?cervical cancer?in women. It can also reveal changes in your cervical cells that may turn into cancer later.

Clinical info. : It is a hormonal disorder causing enlarged ovaries with small cysts on the outer edges . The cause is not well understood , but may involve a combination of genetic and environmental factors . A panel of investigations are required which the consultant advises as per need of the patient.

Clinical info. : This test is done to diagnose anaemia . PCV is volume percentage of Red Blood Cells measured as part of total blood counts .

Clinical info. : Platelet is a part of blood which is responsible for clotting of blood .

Clinical info. : 2 Hrs after meals( rich in carbohydrates). To monitor hypoglycemia. Hyperglycemia.diabetes.

Clinical info. : PPD stands for Purified Protein Derivative . It is a method to diagnose silent (latent) Tuberculosis infection.

Clinical info. : This is a package of investigations that a surgeon advises before every surgery for patient safety .

Clinical info. : This is a package of investigations that a surgeon advises before every surgery for patient safety .

Clinical info. : A procalcitonin test measures the level of procalcitonin in your blood. A high level could be a sign of a serious?bacterial infection, such as?sepsis. Sepsis is the body's severe response to infection. Sepsis happens when an infection in one area of your body, such as your skin or urinary tract, spreads into your bloodstream.

Clinical info. : Diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy & Infertility

Clinical info. : Galactorrea & male infertility

Clinical info. : Fasting Sample Required. Multiple myeloma

Clinical info. : intake of drugs, Bleeding manifestion. Platelet Poor Plasma

Clinical info. : This hormone controls the level of Calcium in the blood . It is also essential for proper functioning of heart , nerves & muscles .

Clinical info. : It is a screen test during pregnancy to determine whether the foetus in at risk of any congenital anomalies . The test measures levels of four pregnancy hormones namely : Alfa Fetoproteins , Human Chorionic Gonadotropins , Unconjugated estriol & Inhibin A.

Clinical info. : Random sample required To monitor hypoglycemia. Hyperglycemia.diabetes.

Clinical info. : Reducing substances compromise of all the sugars exhibiting ketonic & aldehydic functions and are determined by their reducing action on an alkaline solution of a copper salt . It is tested in samples of stool & urine .

Clinical info. : Evaluating marrow response

Clinical info. : It determines the type of blood group of an individual whether it is positive or negative.

Clinical info. : Rheumatoid arthritis & Sjogren's sysndrome.

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Clinical info. : To diagnose rubella virus infection

Clinical info. : To diagnose rubella virus infection

Clinical info. : It is an enzyme that catalyzes the hydrolysis of of phosphate esters in an acidic medium . This chemical reaction is essential for different metabolic processes . Post Puberteral prostatic epithelial cells contain a uniquely high concentration of acid phosphatase , bone , spleen , kidney , liver , intestine and blood also contain this enzyme.

Clinical info. : Albumin is the most abundant protein in our blood . High or low levels does not mean that the person is having a medical condition . On the other hand if such a condition persists then it could mean malnutrition or disease of the liver or kidney.

Clinical info. : The Amylase blood test is used for diagnosing or monitoring a problem with your pancreas, such as pancreatitis. Amylase is one of several pancreas-produced enzymes to assist in the digestion of proteins, fats, and carbohydrates

Clinical info. : It is a mineral most often associated with bone and teeth , although it plays an important role in blood clotting , helps muscles to contract , nerve functions and regulating normal heart beats

Clinical info. : The lipid profile is used to help determine heart disease risk and to help decide treatment if you are borderline or high risk. The results of the lipid profile and other known risk factors of heart disease are considered to develop treatment and follow-up.

Clinical info. : Diagnosis & Monitor of pancreatitis and other pancreatic disorder

Clinical info. : Phosphorus is a mineral the body needs to build strong bones and teeth. It is also important for nerve signaling and muscle contraction. This test is ordered to see how much phosphorus is in your blood. Kidney, liver, and certain bone diseases can cause abnormal phosphorus levels.

Clinical info. : There are two types of protein in the human body, namely albumin and globulin. Total protein test is a test that checks and measures the total amount of both these proteins in the body.

Clinical info. : It is a package of investigations with relation to women health .

Clinical info. : Evaluating fertility condition in male

Clinical info. : To detect liver damage

Clinical info. : Useful in diagnosis of hepatic and biliary diseases

Clinical info. : Electrolyle balance , Hypo & Hyper natremia

Clinical info. : Electrolyle balance , Hypo & Hyper natremia

Clinical info. : Electrolyle balance , Hypo & Hyper natremia

Clinical info. : AFB tests are usually ordered for people with symptoms of active tuberculosis . The test looks for Acid Fast Bacilli in the sputum .

Clinical info. : Sputum Gram Stain test is performed to detect presence of bacteria in the sample . There are two types of bacteria – Gram Positive & Gram Negative . Both type of bacteria are responsible for various diseases , treatment for which is given by the doctor .

Clinical info. : Examination for presence of microorganism that causes infection.

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Clinical info. : Swine Flu is also known as H1N1 Virus . It is a type of Influenza A virus causing illness to human beings . It is a new combination of Influenza virus infecting pigs , birds & Humans .

Clinical info. : To diagnose Thyroid disorder

Clinical info. : Also known as Quantiferon TB Gold , is a simple blood test to detect Mycobacterium tuberculosis , the bacteria that causes TB . It is a modern alternative to PPD (Mantoux Test)

Clinical info. : The TORCH panel test is used to help diagnose infections that could harm the unborn baby during pregnancy.These infections can cause serious problems during pregnancy, so it's important to find them early in pregnancy so that they can be treated, if treatment is possible. Women often get the TORCH screening test at their first prenatal visit.

Clinical info. : The TORCH panel test is used to help diagnose infections that could harm the unborn baby during pregnancy.These infections can cause serious problems during pregnancy, so it's important to find them early in pregnancy so that they can be treated, if treatment is possible. Women often get the TORCH screening test at their first prenatal visit.

Clinical info. : The TORCH panel test is used to help diagnose infections that could harm the unborn baby during pregnancy.These infections can cause serious problems during pregnancy, so it's important to find them early in pregnancy so that they can be treated, if treatment is possible. Women often get the TORCH screening test at their first prenatal visit.

Clinical info. : The TORCH panel test is used to help diagnose infections that could harm the unborn baby during pregnancy.These infections can cause serious problems during pregnancy, so it's important to find them early in pregnancy so that they can be treated, if treatment is possible. Women often get the TORCH screening test at their first prenatal visit.

Clinical info. : Total IgE test is also known as Quantitative IgE test. This test measures the amount of IgE in the blood. It is done to screen for an allergic disease or parasitic infection.

Clinical info. : Prostate-specific antigen (PSA) is something made by the prostate gland. High PSA levels may be a sign of?prostate cancer, a noncancerous condition such as?prostatitis, or an?enlarged prostate?gland.

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Clinical info. : Also known as Kettering test or the Bart’s test , is an investigation performed during pregnancy in the second trimester to classify a patient as High Risk or Low Risk for chromosomal abnormalities .

Clinical info. : To diagnose Acute myocardial infraction.

Clinical info. : To diagnose Acute myocardial infraction.

Clinical info. : To diagnose Acute myocardial infraction.

Clinical info. : Thyroid gland is an important part of our metabolism, and our body's functioning. The thyroid gland controls metabolism, or energy derived from the foods that you eat, and maintains your normal body temperature, and heart rate. Your appetite and your digestive system will also be affected by your thyroid gland. The thyroid gland is also important in muscle and bone development, as well as normal brain and nervous system functioning

Clinical info. : It is a primary sex hormone and an anabolic steroid in males . In humans , it is responsible for males sexual characters , male reproductive tissues such as testes & prostrate . Testosterone is present in females also but in lesser levels .

Clinical info. : This test helps doctors diagnoses Celiac Disease. This is an Auto-immune disorder , when yhe immune system mistakenly thinks that a protein in wheat , barley & oats as a foreign invader. In case of a positive report , the patient must undergo a biopsy exam .

Clinical info. : A package of investigations for female & male patients to detect various kinds of cancers

Clinical info. : A package of investigations for female & male patients to detect various kinds of cancers

Clinical info. : It is a rapid serological test which helps in diagnosing Typhoid fever . It can detect the presence of Salmonella Typhi in the blood on the very first day of infection with the help of two types of anti bodies IgG & IgM.

Clinical info. : Kidney Function and Health

Clinical info. : To diagnose Gout disease

Clinical info. : Detection of Infection in Urine

Clinical info. : This test is used to diagnoses Kidney disorders It also helps in diagnosing uncontrolled Diabetes , high blood pressure Lupus & Pre-eclampsia

Clinical info. : Diagnosis of syphilis

Clinical info. : It is designed to assess whether a patient is suffering from Syphilis , a sexually transmitted disease caused by a bacteria Treponema pallidum . It is done as part of pre natal care in pregnancy.

Clinical info. : It is a blood test to detect infection causing viruses , The test screens the patient for Hepatitis B , Hepatitis C and HIV .

Clinical info. : Protect serum from light during collection , Storage and shipment.

Clinical info. : Used for diagnosing normal bone formation and mineralisation

Clinical info. : It is a confirmatory test for AIDS for positive results of Elisa test.

Clinical info. : Diagnosis of typhoid fever

Clinical info. : Cerebrospinal vascular accident , stroke, heart attack hemolytic anemia

Clinical info. : It is a cytokine released during acute immune response , which in turn leads to systemic inflammation – for example in patients of sepsis , rheumatoid arthritis , lupus erythematosus , ankylosing spondylitis , IBD and all types of cancers .

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