Id - 2

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Test Code - CB001

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Test Name - 24 HRS CALCIUM

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Clinical Utility - This test is performed on a sample of urine collected at 2nd intervals, 24 hours apart; to measure level of Calcium in the body. It is performed to confirm and monitor treatment of bone diseases, heart disorder, kidney disorder and kidney stones

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Sample type - 24 hours Urine

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Methodology - Arsenazo III

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - 24 hours urine in HCL preservative

Id - 6

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Test Code - CB005

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Test Name - 24 HRS MICRAL

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Clinical Utility - This test is performed in urine samples collected at 2nd interval, 24 hours apart to measure change in level of Albumin (microalbumin) in 24 hours. It is performed to detect hyperglycemia, hypertension, renal disorder and Urinary Tract Infection (UTI)

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Sample type - 24 hours Urine

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Methodology - Immunoturbidometry

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - 24 hours urine with Boric acid preservative

Id - 7

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Test Code - CB006

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Test Name - 24 HRS PHOS

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Clinical Utility - This urine test measures the amount of phosphate in a sample of urine collected over 24 hours. It is recommended in management of kidney stones

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Sample type - 24 hours Urine

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Methodology - Molybdate UV

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - 24 hours urine with HCL preservative

Id - 8

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Test Code - CB007

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Test Name - 24 HRS POTASSIUM

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Clinical Utility - This test measures potassium levels in a urine samples collected at 2nd intervals, 24 hours apart. Potassium is an electrolyte important to body and muscle function. Irregular Potassium Levels can be indicative of a number of conditions including kidney disease, diabetes, thyroid disorders, and gastrointestinal problems.

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Sample type - 24 hours Urine

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Methodology - ISE

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - 24 hours urine (No preservative)

Id - 9

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Test Code - CB008

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Test Name - 24 HRS PRTNS/ALBUMIN

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Clinical Utility - This test looks for total protein and urine albumin content, in a sample of urine collected at an interval of 24 hrs. It is ordered in cases of of glomerulonephritis, nephrotic syndrome or related kidney disorders

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Sample type - 24 hours Urine

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Methodology - Turbidometry

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - 24 hours urine with Boric acid preservative

Id - 10

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Test Code - CB009

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Test Name - 24 HRS SODIUM

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Clinical Utility - This test measures the amount of sodium in urine. It is used to evaluate the status of the amount of fluid within the blood vessels, and the electrolyte balance in the body. This test may be used when conditions such as hyponatremia (low sodium levels in the body) are suspected.

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Sample type - 24 hours Urine

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Methodology - ISE

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - 24 hours urine (No preservative)

Id - 11

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Test Code - CB010

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Test Name - 24 HRS UREA

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Clinical Utility - This test is performed in urine samples collected at 2nd interval, 24 hours apart to measure level of Urea Nitrogen in 24 hour urine. It is indicated in cases of protein malnutrition.

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Sample type - 24 hours Urine

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Methodology - Urease method

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - 24 hours urine with HCL preservative

Id - 12

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Test Code - CB011

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Test Name - 24 HRS URIC ACID

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Clinical Utility - This test measures the amount of uric acid in a sample of urine collected at 2nd interval, 24 hours apart. It is generally ordered in cases of kidney stones and related kidney disorders.

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Sample type - 24 hours Urine

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Methodology - Uricase method

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - 24 hours urine with NAOH preservative

Id - 13

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Test Code - CB236

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Test Name - ACE

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Clinical Utility -

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - Kinetic

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - NIL

Id - 14

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Test Code - HA029

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Test Name - ACT (Activated Clotting Time)

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Clinical Utility - This test is done to measures the amount of time (in sec) to form a blood clot.

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Sample type - Fresh blood

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Methodology - Manual

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - Anticoagulant history and dosage of medication

Id - 15

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Test Code - PATH001403

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Test Name - Active Vitamin B12 (Holotranscobalamin)

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Clinical Utility - This test is performed in blood to measure level of vitamin B12 in the body. It is performed to diagnose Macrocytic Anemia and Vitamin B12 Deficiency.

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Sample type - 2 ml serum

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Methodology - CMIA

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 16

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Test Code - PATH007227

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Test Name - Acute Bacterial Meningitis Detection PCR

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Clinical Utility - This is a comprehensive test for early and confirmatory detection of Neisseria meningitidis, Streptococcus pneumoniae, Haemophilus influenzae, Chlamydia pneumoniae, Leigionella pneumoniae in CSF sample and for early initiation of appropriate therapy.

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Sample type - 1 mL CSF

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Methodology - Total T3

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T.A.T - 8 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 17

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Test Code - PR158

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Test Name - ACUTE CORONARY PROFILE(ACP)

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Clinical Utility - This test is used in the diagnosis and risk stratification of patients with chest pain and suspected acute coronary syndrome. This panel includes HS Trop I & NT ProBNP.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - Refer individual tests

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T.A.T -

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 18

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Test Code - PATH001412

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Test Name - ADA

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Clinical Utility - This test is performed to measure level of Adenosine Deaminase. It is performed to confirm or detect Tuberculosis and also during treatment and after treatment of Tuberculosis.

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Sample type - 2 ml body Fluid

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Methodology - Enzymatic deamination

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T.A.T - Same Day 6 hrs

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 19

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Test Code - CB271

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Test Name - ADA (Ascitic fluid)

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Clinical Utility - This test measures the levels of Adenosine deaminase in ascitic fluid. It is used for the detection of tuberculous peritonitis or peritonial TB

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Sample type - Ascitic fluid

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Methodology - Enzymatic deamination

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - NiL

Id - 20

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Test Code - CB272

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Test Name - ADA (CSF)

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Clinical Utility - This test measures the levels of Adenosine deaminase in cerebrospinal fluid. It is used for the detection of tuberculous meningitis infection

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Sample type - CSF

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Methodology - Enzymatic deamination

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - NiL

Id - 21

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Test Code - CB273

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Test Name - ADA (Pericardial fluid)

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Clinical Utility - This test measures the levels of Adenosine deaminase in pericardial fluid. The test is used for diagnosis of Pericarditis or Pericardial Tuberculosis. Pericarditis is a rare finding seen with tuberculosis, but its prognosis is excellent with treatment, so early diagnosis is crucial.

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Sample type - Pericardial fluid

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Methodology - Enzymatic deamination

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - NiL

Id - 22

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Test Code - CB274

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Test Name - ADA (Pleural fluid)

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Clinical Utility - This test measures the levels of Adenosine deaminase in pleural fluid. The test is used for diagnosis of Pleuritis or Pleural tuberculosis.

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Sample type - Pleural fluid

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Methodology - Enzymatic deamination

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - NiL

Id - 23

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Test Code - CB275

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Test Name - ADA (Serum)

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Clinical Utility - This test is performed in serum to measure level of Adenosine Deaminase in pleural fluid.It is performed to confirm or detect Tuberculosis and also during treatment and after treatment of Tuberculosis.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - Enzymatic deamination

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - NiL

Id - 24

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Test Code - CB276

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Test Name - ADA (Synovial fluid)

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Clinical Utility - This test in synovial fluid is used to diagnose tuberculous septic arthritis and may also be used for distinguishing from Rheumatoid Arthritis. It measures the level of ADA in the synovial fluid sample.

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Sample type - Synovial fluid

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Methodology - Enzymatic deamination

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - NiL

Id - 25

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Test Code - MI064

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Test Name - AFB/ZN Stain (Ascitic fluid)

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Clinical Utility - To help detect and identify infections caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis, the cause of tuberculosis (TB), and other Mycobacterium species, which are known as acid-fast bacilli (AFB); to monitor the effectiveness of treatment

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Sample type - Ascitic fluid

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Methodology - Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 26

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Test Code - MI061

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Test Name - AFB/ZN Stain (BAL)

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Clinical Utility - To help detect and identify infections caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis, the cause of tuberculosis (TB), and other Mycobacterium species, which are known as acid-fast bacilli (AFB); to monitor the effectiveness of treatment

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Sample type - BAL

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Methodology - Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 27

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Test Code - MI069

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Test Name - AFB/ZN Stain (Body fluid)

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Clinical Utility - To help detect and identify infections caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis, the cause of tuberculosis (TB), and other Mycobacterium species, which are known as acid-fast bacilli (AFB); to monitor the effectiveness of treatment

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Sample type - Body fluid

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Methodology - Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 28

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Test Code - MI062

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Test Name - AFB/ZN Stain (CSF)

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Clinical Utility - To help detect and identify infections caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis, the cause of tuberculosis (TB), and other Mycobacterium species, which are known as acid-fast bacilli (AFB); to monitor the effectiveness of treatment

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Sample type - CSF

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Methodology - Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 29

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Test Code - MI070

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Test Name - AFB/ZN Stain (Misc)

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Clinical Utility - To help detect and identify infections caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis, the cause of tuberculosis (TB), and other Mycobacterium species, which are known as acid-fast bacilli (AFB); to monitor the effectiveness of treatment

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Sample type - Misc

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Methodology - Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 30

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Test Code - MI063

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Test Name - AFB/ZN Stain (Pleural fluid)

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Clinical Utility - To help detect and identify infections caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis, the cause of tuberculosis (TB), and other Mycobacterium species, which are known as acid-fast bacilli (AFB); to monitor the effectiveness of treatment

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Sample type - Pleural fluid

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Methodology - Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 31

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Test Code - MI068

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Test Name - AFB/ZN Stain (Pus)

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Clinical Utility - To help detect and identify infections caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis, the cause of tuberculosis (TB), and other Mycobacterium species, which are known as acid-fast bacilli (AFB); to monitor the effectiveness of treatment

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Sample type - Pus

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Methodology - Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 32

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Test Code - MI060

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Test Name - AFB/ZN Stain (Sputum)

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Clinical Utility - To help detect and identify infections caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis, the cause of tuberculosis (TB), and other Mycobacterium species, which are known as acid-fast bacilli (AFB); to monitor the effectiveness of treatment

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Sample type - Sputum

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Methodology - Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 33

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Test Code - MI065

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Test Name - AFB/ZN Stain (Synovial fluid)

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Clinical Utility - To help detect and identify infections caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis, the cause of tuberculosis (TB), and other Mycobacterium species, which are known as acid-fast bacilli (AFB); to monitor the effectiveness of treatment

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Sample type - Synovial fluid

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Methodology - Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 34

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Test Code - MI067

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Test Name - AFB/ZN Stain (Tissue)

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Clinical Utility - To help detect and identify infections caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis, the cause of tuberculosis (TB), and other Mycobacterium species, which are known as acid-fast bacilli (AFB); to monitor the effectiveness of treatment

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Sample type - 1 mg tissue

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Methodology - Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 35

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Test Code - MI066

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Test Name - AFB/ZN Stain (Urine)

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Clinical Utility - To help detect and identify infections caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis, the cause of tuberculosis (TB), and other Mycobacterium species, which are known as acid-fast bacilli (AFB); to monitor the effectiveness of treatment

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Sample type - Urine 10 ml

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Methodology - Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 36

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Test Code - CB014

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Test Name - ALK PHOS

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Clinical Utility - This test can be done to check for elevated alkaline phosphatase (ALP) levels. It is ordered in cases of liver cancer, cirrhosis and hepatitis.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - DEA - PNPP Kinetic

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - NIL

Id - 37

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Test Code - PATH001404

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Test Name - AMH/MIS

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Clinical Utility - This test is used in women to evaluate ovarian function and fertility, diagnose Poly Cystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) or Ovarian Cancer. It may also be recommended to measure ovarian reserve for successful IVF treatments. In infants, it is used to evaluate the presence of ambiguous genitalia or testicular function.

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Sample type - 2 ml serum at 2-8 C

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Methodology - ECLIA

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T.A.T - Same Day 6 hrs

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 38

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Test Code - CB050

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Test Name - AMPHETAMINE (QUALITATIVE)

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Clinical Utility - Amphetamines are strong CNS stimulants. Amphetamine test is used to measure the presence of amphetamines in the body. It is used in cases of drug abuse.

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Sample type - Spot urine

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Methodology - Lateral flow chromatography

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - History required

Id - 39

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Test Code - CB051

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Test Name - AMYLASE

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Clinical Utility - An amylase test measures the amount of this enzyme in a sample of blood taken from a vein or in a sample of urine. It is ordered in cases of suspected pancreatic disorders like pancreatitis or pancreatic cancer.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - G7 PNP

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - NIL

Id - 40

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Test Code - CB052

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Test Name - ANA BLOT

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Clinical Utility - The antinuclear antibody (ANA) test is used as a primary test to help evaluate a person for autoimmune disorders that affect many tissues and organs throughout the body (systemic) and is most often used as one of the tests to help diagnose systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE).

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - Immunoblot

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T.A.T - 6 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 41

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Test Code - CB053

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Test Name - ANA BY IMMUNOFLUORESCENCE

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Clinical Utility - The antinuclear antibody (ANA) test is used as a primary test to help evaluate a person for autoimmune disorders that affect many tissues and organs throughout the body (systemic) and also as one of the tests to help diagnose systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE).

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - Elisa-Immunoflorescence

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T.A.T - 6 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 42

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Test Code - PR103

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Test Name - ANAEMIA PROFILE

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Clinical Utility - This Panel is ordered to screen for sufficient levels of iron in order to detect and prevent anaemia. The profile checks various elements like CBC, Reticulocyte Count, Iron studies, Hb Electrophoresis, Vitamin B12, Ferritin and stool Routine.

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Sample type - Serum,EDTA WB,Citrate WB,stool

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Methodology - Refer individual tests

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T.A.T -

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 43

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Test Code - CB054

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Test Name - ANCA (pANCA+cANCA)

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Clinical Utility - Antineutrophil cytoplasmic antibodies (ANCA) is a test for detection of autoimmune antibodies that attack the body�s own tissues. It may be ordered in cases of autoimmune vasculitis, Wegener's granulomatosis (WG), microscopic polyangiitis (MPA) or pauci-immune necrotizing glomerulonephritis.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - Elisa-Immunoflorescence

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T.A.T - 6 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 44

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Test Code - PR104

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Test Name - ANTE NATAL PANEL 1

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Clinical Utility - This aim of this panel is to safeguard the health and well-being of both mother and baby during pregnancy. It is done to determine if the mother has any health conditions that may interfere with normal development of the fetus or if the fetus has any health conditions that may affect the baby's quality of life. This Panel includes CBC, FBS, Blood Group, HIV, HBsAg and Urine Routine.

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Sample type - Serum,EDTA WB,Spot urine,Fluoride plasma

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Methodology - Refer individual tests

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T.A.T -

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 45

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Test Code - PRF1658

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Test Name - ANTE NATAL PANEL 1 WITH RBS

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Clinical Utility - This aim of this panel is to safeguard the health and well-being of both mother and baby during pregnancy. It is done to determine if the mother has any health conditions that may interfere with normal development of the fetus or if the fetus has any health conditions that may affect the baby's quality of life. This Panel includes CBC, FBS, Blood Group, HIV, HBsAg, RBS and Urine Routine.

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Sample type - Serum,EDTA WB,Fluoride plasma,Spot urine

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Methodology - Refer individual tests

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T.A.T -

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 46

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Test Code - PR106

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Test Name - ANTE NATAL PANEL 2

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Clinical Utility - This aim of this panel is to safeguard the health and well-being of both mother and baby during pregnancy. It is done to determine if the mother has any health conditions that may interfere with normal development of the fetus or if the fetus has any health conditions that may affect the baby's quality of life. This Panel includes CBC, FBS, Blood Group, HIV, HBsAg, VDRL, TSH and Urine Routine.

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Sample type - Serum,EDTA WB,Spot urine,Fluoride plasma

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Methodology - Refer individual tests

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T.A.T -

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 47

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Test Code - PRF1659

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Test Name - ANTE NATAL PANEL 2 WITH RBS

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Clinical Utility - This aim of this panel is to safeguard the health and well-being of both mother and baby during pregnancy. It is done to determine if the mother has any health conditions that may interfere with normal development of the fetus or if the fetus has any health conditions that may affect the baby's quality of life. This Panel includes CBC, FBS, Blood Group, HIV, HBsAg, VDRL, TSH, RBS and Urine Routine.

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Sample type - Serum,EDTA WB,Fluoride plasma,Spot urine

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Methodology - Refer individual tests

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T.A.T -

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 48

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Test Code - PR105

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Test Name - ANTE NATAL PANEL 3

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Clinical Utility - This aim of this panel is to safeguard the health and well-being of both mother and baby during pregnancy. It is done to determine if the mother has any health conditions that may interfere with normal development of the fetus or if the fetus has any health conditions that may affect the baby's quality of life. This Panel includes CBC, FBS, Blood Group, HIV, HBsAg, HCV, Hb Electrophoresis, BUN, VDRL, TSH and Urine Routine.

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Sample type - Serum,EDTA WB,Spot urine,Fluoride plasma

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Methodology - Refer individual tests

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T.A.T -

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 49

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Test Code - PRF1660

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Test Name - ANTE NATAL PANEL 3 WITH RBS

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Clinical Utility - This aim of this panel is to safeguard the health and well-being of both mother and baby during pregnancy. It is done to determine if the mother has any health conditions that may interfere with normal development of the fetus or if the fetus has any health conditions that may affect the baby's quality of life. This Panel includes CBC, FBS, Blood Group, HIV, HBsAg, HCV, Hb Electrophoresis, BUN, VDRL, TSH, RBS and Urine Routine.

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Sample type - Serum,EDTA WB,Fluoride plasma,Spot urine

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Methodology - Refer individual tests

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T.A.T -

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 50

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Test Code - CB059

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Test Name - Anti ds DNA (Double Stranded DNA)

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Clinical Utility - The test measures the level of anti ds DNA antibody in the serum. It is used to help diagnose and monitor lupus (systemic lupus erythematosus, SLE); and also as an evaluation criteria in Bad Obstetric History or Recurrent Miscarriages.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - Automated Elisa

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T.A.T - 6 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 51

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Test Code - CB055

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Test Name - Anti HBc- IgM

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Clinical Utility - The test detects antibodies to Hepatitis B core antigen (HbcAg) in the blood. It is indicative of chronic Hepatitis B. It is ordered to identify in cases of suspected acute hepatitis B follow-up, chronic hepatitis screen, sub-acute illness with non-specific symptoms etc.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - ELFA method

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T.A.T - 6 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 52

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Test Code - CB056

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Test Name - Anti HBeAg

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Clinical Utility - The test is an indication of recovery from Hepatitis B infection. The antibody shows the end of the acute phase of infection.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - ELFA method

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T.A.T - 6 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 53

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Test Code - CB057

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Test Name - ANTI HBsAg

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Clinical Utility - The test is performed roughly 4 weeks after disappearance of HbsAg antigen. It indicates end of the acute phase and recovery from Hepatitis B virus infection. It is also indicative of successful vaccination

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - CMIA

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 54

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Test Code - CB060

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Test Name - Anti Thyroglobulin (Tg) Antibody

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Clinical Utility - This test measures the antibodies to thyroglobulin in the blood. It is ordered to monitor thyroid cancer treatent and recurrence, to determine cause of hyper or hypo- thyroidism.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - ECLIA

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 55

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Test Code - CB158

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Test Name - ANTI TPO (MICROSOMAL ANTIBODY)

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Clinical Utility - This test measures these antibodies in the blood. The test is ordered to confirm the cause of Hashimoto thyroiditis or in cases of autoimmune disorder

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - ECLIA

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 56

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Test Code - CB058

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Test Name - Anti tTg-IgA

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Clinical Utility - The test measures the Anti-tissue Transglutaminase Antibody and IgA antibody levels in the serum. It is used to help diagnose celiac disease and to evaluate the effectiveness of a gluten-free diet

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - Automated Elisa

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T.A.T - 6 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 57

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Test Code - CB061

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Test Name - APO A1/B

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Clinical Utility - The test measures the level of Apolipoprotein I in the blood. It is ordered in cases of low HDL-C levels and to help determine the risk of developing cardiovascular diseases (CVD).

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - Immunoturbidometry

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - 10 -12 hours fasting required

Id - 58

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Test Code - PR159

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Test Name - APS PROFILE

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Clinical Utility - This test is used in assessing the risk of prostate cancer in patients with borderline or moderately increased total PSA and has been used to help select patients who should have follow-up prostate biopsy. This panel includes PSA Free & Total, USG KUB.

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Sample type - Serum, Citrate plasma

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Methodology - Refer individual tests

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T.A.T -

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 59

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Test Code - PR107

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Test Name - ARTHRITIS PROFILE

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Clinical Utility - Arthritis profile is done to check the levels of inflammation of one or more of your joints (joint pain and stiffness), which typically worsen with age. It is also done to differentiate between Rheumatoid arthritis, Osteoarthritis, Autoimmune disorders, Gout & Psoriatic arthritis. The Panel includes CBC, ESR, Calcium, Uric acid, Alkaline Phosphatase, CRP, RA, Anti CCP, ANA by IFA and Urine Routine.

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Sample type - Serum,EDTA WB,Spot urine,Citrate WB

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Methodology - Refer individual tests

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T.A.T -

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 60

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Test Code - PRF2148

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Test Name - Ascitic Fluid Routine

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Clinical Utility - Routine analysis of ascitic fluid is ordered to diagnose the cause of fluid accumulation in the peritoneal cavity. The ascitic fluid is analyzed for physical/biochemical anomalies, bacterial,cancer and tuberculous infection or any other abnormality.

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Sample type - Ascitic fluid

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Methodology - Physical examination,biochemical(glucose and protein),microscopy,gram stain, AFB stain

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - NIL

Id - 61

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Test Code - CB062

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Test Name - ASO

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Clinical Utility - The test is a measure of the Antistreptolysin O titre in the blood. The test is performed to determine recent Streptococcus infection. It is ordered in cases of rheumatic fever or glomerulonephritis

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - Immunoturbidometry

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 62

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Test Code - CB064

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Test Name - BARBITURATES (QUALITATIVE)

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Clinical Utility - This test is used to measure the presence of barbiturates in the body. It is used in cases of drug abuse. They are strong CNS depressants.

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Sample type - Spot urine

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Methodology - Lateral flow chromatography

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - History required

Id - 63

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Test Code - CB065

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Test Name - BENZODIAZEPINE (QUALITATIVE)

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Clinical Utility - This test is used to measure the presence of benzodiazepins in the body. It is used in cases of drug abuse. They are strong CNS depressants.

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Sample type - Spot urine

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Methodology - Lateral flow chromatography

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - History required

Id - 64

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Test Code - PN003

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Test Name - BEST HEART PROFILE

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Clinical Utility - This profile include APO A1/B,HOMOCYSTEINE (EDTA Plasma),HS-CRP,Lp (a),2D ECHO,TMT / STRESS TEST,LIPID-P

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Sample type - Serum,EDTA plasma

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Methodology - Refer individual tests

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T.A.T -

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 65

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Test Code - CB066

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Test Name - BICARBONATE

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Clinical Utility - This test measures the level of bicarbonate in a sample of blood from a vein. It is an indicator of body�s acid-base balance (pH). It is ordered as a routine physical examination by the Healthcare practitioner.

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Sample type - Sodium heparin whole blood

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Methodology - Direct ISE

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - NIL

Id - 66

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Test Code - CB067

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Test Name - BILIRUBIN

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Clinical Utility - The test measures total serum bilirubin content. It is recommended to screen for or monitor liver disorders or hemolytic anemia or neonatal jaundice

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - Diazo - Endpoint Method

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 67

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Test Code - AP125

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Test Name - Biopsy Large (Site not mentioned)

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Clinical Utility - This test is done to check for malignancy or any other cellular abnormalities.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 5 days

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 68

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Test Code - SR007

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Test Name - BLD GRP

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Clinical Utility - Blood group testing is done to determine the type of blood (A, B, AB or O). It is a pre-requisite for blood transfusion

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Sample type - EDTA WB

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Methodology - *Forward grouping *Reverse grouping

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - NIL

Id - 69

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Test Code - MI150

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Test Name - BLOOD CULTURE-Adult

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Clinical Utility - The blood culture is done to find a bacterial infection that has spread into the blood, such as meningitis, osteomyelitis, pneumonia, a kidney infection, or sepsis. A culture can also show what type of bacteria is causing the infection.

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Sample type - Whole blood

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Methodology - Turbidometry, Disc diffusion method

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T.A.T - 6 days

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 70

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Test Code - MI151

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Test Name - BLOOD CULTURE-Pediatric

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Clinical Utility - The blood culture is done to find a bacterial infection that has spread into the blood, such as meningitis, osteomyelitis, pneumonia, a kidney infection, or sepsis. A culture can also show what type of bacteria is causing the infection.

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Sample type - Whole blood

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Methodology - Turbidometry, Disc diffusion method

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T.A.T - 6 days

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 71

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Test Code - CP015

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Test Name - BODY FLUIDS-R

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Clinical Utility - This test is done to look for cancer, infection or another disease. Peritoneal fluid, pericardial fluid, ascitic fluid, synovial fluid are some of the examples that may be tested.

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Sample type - Body fluid

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Methodology - Physical ,chemical and microscopic examination

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 72

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Test Code - PR108

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Test Name - BOH Profile

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Clinical Utility - This panel measures a range of biochemical parameters that are implicated in various obstetric complications like Miscarriage, pre-eclampsia, recurrent abortions etc. This panel includes Blood Karyotyping Couple, Lupus anticoagulant, Cardiolipin Antibodies IgG & IgM, Phospholipid IgG & IgM.

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Sample type - Serum, Citrate plasma, sodium heparin WB

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Methodology - Refer individual tests

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T.A.T -

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 73

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Test Code - PR160

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Test Name - BOH Profile Maxi

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Clinical Utility - This panel measures a range of biochemical parameters that are implicated in various obstetric complications like Miscarriage, pre-eclampsia, recurrent abortions etc. This panel includes Blood Karyotyping Couple, Lupus anticoagulant, Cardiolipin Antibodies IgG & IgM, Phospholipid IgG & IgM, ANA, TORCH 8.

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Sample type - Serum, Citrate plasma, Sodium heparin WB

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Methodology - Refer individual tests

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T.A.T -

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 74

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Test Code - PR156

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Test Name - BT (Bleeding Time) / PT/ PTT

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Clinical Utility - This test measures the platelet activity of the blood, while the PT and PTT measures the time taken to clot the blood in vitro. The panel is useful for getting a comprehensive report on clotting mechanism of the patient

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Sample type - Fresh blood/Citrate plasma

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Methodology - Refer individual tests

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T.A.T - 6 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 75

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Test Code - PR157

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Test Name - BT (Bleeding Time) /PTT

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Clinical Utility - This test measures the platelet activity of the blood, while the PT and PTT measures the time taken to clot the blood in vitro. The panel is useful for getting a comprehensive resport on clotting mechanism of the patient

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Sample type - Fresh blood/Citrate plasma

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Methodology - Refer individual tests

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T.A.T - 6 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 76

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Test Code - HA001

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Test Name - BT/CT

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Clinical Utility - Bleeding Time and Clotting Time test is performed on a sample of blood to measure the level of Bleeding Time and Clotting Time in the blood.It is performed to detect Coagulation Disorder, Epistaxis and Platelet Disorder and also during the treatment and after the treatment of Excessive Wound Bleeding.

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Sample type - Capillary blood (Finger prick)

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Methodology - Clotting

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 77

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Test Code - CB073

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Test Name - CALCIUM

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Clinical Utility - This test measures the amount of calcium in the body. It is recommended in a range of conditions relating to bone health, thyroid, kidney function or to monitor ionized calcium levels.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - N- BAPTA

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 78

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Test Code - CB074

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Test Name - CARDIOLIPIN IgG (ACLA-IgG)

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Clinical Utility - Anti cardiolipin antibodies (ACLA) test helps investigate cause of inappropriate blood clot formation; to help determine the cause of recurrent miscarriage, or as part of an evaluation for AntiPhospholipid antibody syndrome or sometimes other autoimmune diseases. IgG antibody titre is more informative and indicative of prolonged or past condition of anti-cardiolipin positivity.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - Automated Elisa

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T.A.T - 6 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 79

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Test Code - CB075

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Test Name - CARDIOLIPIN IgM (ACLA-IgM)

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Clinical Utility - Anti cardiolipin antibodies (ACLA) test helps investigate cause of inappropriate blood clot formation; to help determine the cause of recurrent miscarriage, or as part of an evaluation for AntiPhospholipid antibody syndrome or sometimes other autoimmune diseases. ACLA IgM antibody titre is more informative and indicative of acute condition of anti-cardiolipin positivity.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - Automated Elisa

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T.A.T - 6 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 80

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Test Code - HA002

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Test Name - CBC

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Clinical Utility - A complete blood count (CBC) is a blood test used to evaluate the overall health and detect a wide range of disorders, including anemia, infection and leukemia. A complete blood count test measures the different types of cells and its abundance in the blood.

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Sample type - EDTA WB

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Methodology - Automated Cell Counter

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 81

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Test Code - PR110

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Test Name - CBC+ESR

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Clinical Utility - The test measures complete blood count and Erythrocyte sedimentation rate. Together, the combination is used for assessing the state of inflammatory response to the active infection

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Sample type - EDTA WB

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Methodology - Refer individual tests

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T.A.T - Same Day

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 82

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Test Code - PR151

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Test Name - CBC+ESR+MP

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Clinical Utility - The test combination is performed to assess the status of malaria infection and/or monitoring the treatment

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Sample type - EDTA WB

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Methodology - Refer individual tests

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T.A.T - Same Day

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 83

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Test Code - PR152

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Test Name - CBC+MP

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Clinical Utility - The test is a panel of Complete Blood Count and malarial parasite load in the body. Malaria parasite infects and thrives in the RBCs. The test is useful for monitoring the progress of the disease in the body and also the efficacy of the treatment.

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Sample type - EDTA WB

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Methodology - Refer individual tests

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T.A.T - Same Day

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 84

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Test Code - CB076

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Test Name - CCP-Ab (Anti CCP Antibody)

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Clinical Utility - This test is performed to help diagnose and evaluate prognosis of rheumatoid arthritis (RA) and differentiate it from other types of arthritis.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - CMIA

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 85

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Test Code - CB077

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Test Name - CEA

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Clinical Utility - This test measures the level of CEA antigen in the blood. It is primarily intended to diagnose, monitor and predict recurrence in many cancer cases including colon, pancreas, lung, ovarian, medullary thyroid etc.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - ECLIA

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 86

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Test Code - SR009

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Test Name - CHIKUNGUNYA IgM

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Clinical Utility - This test may be used as an aid to diagnose recent or past infection with Chikungunya virus (ChikV) in patients with recent travel to endemic regions and a compatible clinical syndrome. It measures the level of IgM antibodies in the serum. IgM antibodies to ChikV are typically detectable 3 to 4 days following onset of symptoms.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - Chromatogrphic immunoassay

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - NIL

Id - 87

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Test Code - PATH007160

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Test Name - Chikungunya RNA Detection by PCR

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Clinical Utility - This test is done to detect the presence of chikungunya virus in the sample and for early initiation for ART.

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Sample type - 1 ml Serum

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Methodology - Real time PCR

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T.A.T - 5 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 88

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Test Code - CB078

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Test Name - CHLORIDE

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Clinical Utility - To determine whether the chloride level is within normal limits. The test evaluates electrolyte balance and determine the cause of and monitor the treatment for illnesses associated with abnormal chloride levels in the body.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - ISE

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 89

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Test Code - CB079

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Test Name - CHOL

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Clinical Utility - The test measures the level of cholesterol in the blood. It is primarily intended to screen for risk of developing heart disease and to monitor effectiveness of lipid-lowering therapy.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - CHOD-PAP End Point

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - 12 hours fasting required

Id - 90

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Test Code - CB080

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Test Name - CK-MB

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Clinical Utility - This test measures the rate of heart muscle damage. It is also used to determine evidence of heart attack or to monitor for additional heart damage.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - ECLIA

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - NIL

Id - 91

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Test Code - CB081

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Test Name - CMV IgG (Architect)

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Clinical Utility - This test measures the level of the IgG antibody in the blood. CMV IgG is indicative of past CMV infection. It is recommended that all women should have CMV status identified before planning conception. It may also be ordered in case a newborn has multiple congenital abnormalities or jaundice. It is also recommended prior to organ transplant.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - CMIA

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 92

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Test Code - CB082

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Test Name - CMV IgM (Architect)

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Clinical Utility - This test is done to measure the active CMV infection. This test measures the level of the IgM antibody in the blood. CMV IgM is indicative of current CMV infection. It is recommended that all women should have CMV status identified before planning conception. It may also be ordered in case a newborn has multiple congenital abnormalities or jaundice. It is also recommended prior to organ transplant.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - CMIA

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 93

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Test Code - PR111

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Test Name - COAGULATION PROFILE (CPL)

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Clinical Utility - A coagulation profile test includes evaluation of clotting factors: International Normalized Ratio (INR), Activated Partial Thromboplastin Time (APTT), platelets and fibrinogen. It is a screening test for abnormal blood clotting. It is ordered; as a prerequisite to performing surgery, in cases of hemophilia, Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation (DIC). This panel includes CBC, PT/PI, PTT, D Dimer.

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Sample type - Citrate plama, EDTA WB

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Methodology - Refer individual tests

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T.A.T -

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 94

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Test Code - CB083

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Test Name - COCAINE (QUALITATIVE)

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Clinical Utility - This test is used to measure the presence of coccaine in the body. It is used in cases of drug abuse.

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Sample type - Spot urine

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Methodology - Lateral flow chromatography

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - History required

Id - 95

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Test Code - PATH00451

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Test Name - COMPLETE BLOOD COUNT

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Clinical Utility - It is a blood test used to evaluate your overall health and detect a wide range of disorders, including anemia, infection and leukemia. A complete blood count test measures the different types of cells and its abundance.

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Sample type - EDTA WB

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Methodology - Automated Cell Counter

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 96

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Test Code - PRF3668

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Test Name - Complete Pre Natal Screening

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Clinical Utility - This profile includes USG NUCHAL SCAN,CBC,FBS (PLASMA),VDRL,BLD GRP,HIV,HBsAg ,URINE-R,TSH,USG ANOMALY SCAN,Dual marker

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Sample type - Serum,EDTA WB,Fluoride plasma,Spot urine

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Methodology - Refer individual tests

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T.A.T -

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 97

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Test Code - PRF3667

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Test Name - Complete Pre Natal Screening Maxi

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Clinical Utility - This profile includes USG NUCHAL SCAN,CBC,FBS (PLASMA),VDRL,BLD GRP,HIV,HBsAg ,URINE-R,TSH,USG ANOMALY SCAN,Dual/Quadruple marker,USG OBSTETRICS/GRAVID UTERUS

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Sample type - Serum,EDTA WB,Fluoride plasma,Spot urine

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Methodology - Refer individual tests

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T.A.T -

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 98

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Test Code - CY015

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Test Name - Conventional Non-Gynaec

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Clinical Utility - Used for diagnosis of diseases and conditions through examination of cells in fluid

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Sample type - Fluid

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Methodology - -

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T.A.T - 3 days

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 99

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Test Code - CB084

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Test Name - CORTISOL-AM

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Clinical Utility - This test is used to measure Cortisol levels in the blood.� The AM & PM test uses two blood collections to measure Cortisol levels at different times of the day.��Cortisol�testing is usually ordered to aid in the diagnosis of conditions related to the adrenal and pituitary glands such as Addison's Disease, Cushing's Syndrome, Adrenocortical Insufficiency or Hypersecretion.�����?

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - ECLIA

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - Sample to be collected at 8 am

Id - 100

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Test Code - CB085

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Test Name - CORTISOL-PM

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Clinical Utility - This test is used to measure Cortisol levels in the blood.� The AM & PM test uses two blood collections to measure Cortisol levels at different times of the day.��Cortisol�testing is usually ordered to aid in the diagnosis of conditions related to the adrenal and pituitary glands such as Addison's Disease, Cushing's Syndrome, Adrenocortical Insufficiency or Hypersecretion.�����?

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - ECLIA

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - Sample to be collected at 4 pm

Id - 101

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Test Code - CB086

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Test Name - C-PEPTIDE (FASTING)

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Clinical Utility - This test helps to evaluate the insulin production by the beta cells of the pancreas. It is ordered in Diabetes patients or at evidences for hypoglycemia or insulin resistance. This test is performed at fasting.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - ECLIA

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - 10-12 hours fasting required

Id - 102

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Test Code - CB087

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Test Name - C-PEPTIDE (PG)

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Clinical Utility - This test helps to evaluate the insulin production by the beta cells of the pancreas. It is ordered in Diabetes patients or at evidences for hypoglycemia or insulin resistance. This test is performed 2 hours before meal

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - ECLIA

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - Sample to be collected 2 hours post glucose

Id - 103

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Test Code - CB088

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Test Name - C-PEPTIDE (PP)

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Clinical Utility - This test helps to evaluate the insulin production by the beta cells of the pancreas. It is ordered in Diabetes patients or at evidences for hypoglycemia or insulin resistance. This test is performed post prandial (PP), i.e. 2 hours after meals.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - ECLIA

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - Sample to be collected 2 hours post completion of heavy meal.

Id - 104

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Test Code - CB089

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Test Name - CPK

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Clinical Utility - This test is performed to assess damage to tissue in the brain, muscle tissue, or heart. It is used to evaluate heart attack, chest pain, early dermatomyositis, polymyositis or muscular dystrophy.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - UV-NAC activated

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 105

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Test Code - PR149

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Test Name - CPK (Total & MB)

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Clinical Utility - This test is done to distinguish between skeletal muscle and heart muscle damage; sometimes to determine if you have had a heart attack (if the troponin test is not available); sometimes to detect a second or subsequent heart attack or to monitor for additional heart damage.

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Sample type - 2 ml serum at 2-8 C

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Methodology - Refer individual tests

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T.A.T -

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 106

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Test Code - CB091

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Test Name - CREATININE/eGFR

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Clinical Utility - This test measures creatinine levels and estimates Glomerular Filtration Rate (eGFR). The test is ordered to assess kidney function and diagnose, stage and monitor chronic kidney disease.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - Enzymatic colorimetric

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - Avoid eating cooked meat a day prior to testing

Id - 107

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Test Code - CB092

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Test Name - CRP

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Clinical Utility - This test is a measure of body�s inflammatory response and is recommended to monitor autoimmune disorder, arthritis or inflammatory bowel disease.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - NEPHELOMETRY

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 108

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Test Code - MI149

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Test Name - CRYPTOCOCCAL ANTIGEN (CSF)

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Clinical Utility - The test is diagnostic of Cryptococcal meningitis. It is performed on a smear of cerebrospinal fluid.

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Sample type - CSF

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Methodology - Immunochromatography

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 109

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Test Code - MICRO001173

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Test Name - CRYPTOCOCCAL ANTIGEN (SERUM)

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Clinical Utility - The test is performed on serum to detect the presence of Cryptococcus spp. responsible for causing meningitis.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - Immunochromatography

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 110

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Test Code - PRF2146

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Test Name - CSF ROUTINE

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Clinical Utility - The test involves analyzing the CSF fluid for physical and biochemical anomalies, or bacterial infection. The test is ordered in cases of; suspicion of TB infection, autoimmune disorder, conditions affecting the CNS or other infection of the brain and spinal cord.

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Sample type - CSF

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Methodology - Physical examination,biochemical(glucose and protein),microscopy,gram stain, AFB stain

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - NIL

Id - 111

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Test Code - MI074

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Test Name - CULTURE & SENSITIVITY (Ascitic fluid)

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Clinical Utility - Useful for confirmatory diagnosis of infections and to know the most sensitive drugs against the infecting bacteria

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Sample type - Ascitic fluid

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Methodology - Colorimetric and turbidimetric

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T.A.T - 3 days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 112

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Test Code - MI080

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Test Name - CULTURE & SENSITIVITY (BAL)

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Clinical Utility - Useful for confirmatory diagnosis of infections and to know the most sensitive drugs against the infecting bacteria

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Sample type - BAL

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Methodology - Colorimetric and turbidimetric

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T.A.T - 3 days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 113

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Test Code - MI081

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Test Name - CULTURE & SENSITIVITY (Body fluid)

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Clinical Utility - Useful for confirmatory diagnosis of infections and to know the most sensitive drugs against the infecting bacteria

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Sample type - Body fluid

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Methodology - Colorimetric and turbidimetric

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T.A.T - 3 days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 114

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Test Code - MI072

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Test Name - CULTURE & SENSITIVITY (CSF)

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Clinical Utility - Useful for confirmatory diagnosis of infections and to know the most sensitive drugs against the infecting bacteria

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Sample type - CSF

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Methodology - Colorimetric and turbidimetric

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T.A.T - 3 days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 115

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Test Code - MI082

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Test Name - CULTURE & SENSITIVITY (Misc)

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Clinical Utility - Useful for confirmatory diagnosis of infections and to know the most sensitive drugs against the infecting bacteria

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Sample type - Misc

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Methodology - Colorimetric and turbidimetric

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T.A.T - 3 days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 116

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Test Code - MI073

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Test Name - CULTURE & SENSITIVITY (Pleural fluid)

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Clinical Utility - Useful for confirmatory diagnosis of infections and to know the most sensitive drugs against the infecting bacteria

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Sample type - Pleural fluid

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Methodology - Colorimetric and turbidimetric

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T.A.T - 3 days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 117

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Test Code - MI078

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Test Name - CULTURE & SENSITIVITY (Pus swab)

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Clinical Utility - Useful for confirmatory diagnosis of infections and to know the most sensitive drugs against the infecting bacteria

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Sample type - Pus swab

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Methodology - Colorimetric and turbidimetric

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T.A.T - 3 days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 118

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Test Code - MI077

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Test Name - CULTURE & SENSITIVITY (Pus)

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Clinical Utility - Useful for confirmatory diagnosis of infections and to know the most sensitive drugs against the infecting bacteria

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Sample type - Pus

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Methodology - Colorimetric and turbidimetric

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T.A.T - 3 days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 119

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Test Code - MI071

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Test Name - CULTURE & SENSITIVITY (Sputum)

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Clinical Utility - Useful for confirmatory diagnosis of infections and to know the most sensitive drugs against the infecting bacteria

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Sample type - Sputum

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Methodology - Colorimetric and turbidimetric

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T.A.T - 3 days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 120

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Test Code - MI076

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Test Name - CULTURE & SENSITIVITY (Stool)

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Clinical Utility - Useful for confirmatory diagnosis of infections and to know the most sensitive drugs against the infecting bacteria

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Sample type - Stool

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Methodology - Colorimetric and turbidimetric

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T.A.T - 3 days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 121

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Test Code - MI075

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Test Name - CULTURE & SENSITIVITY (Synovial fluid)

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Clinical Utility - Useful for confirmatory diagnosis of infections and to know the most sensitive drugs against the infecting bacteria

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Sample type - Synovial fluid

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Methodology - Colorimetric and turbidimetric

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T.A.T - 3 days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 122

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Test Code - MI166

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Test Name - Culture & Sensitivity (Throat Swab)

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Clinical Utility - A throat swab culture is performed by using a throat swab to detect the presence of group A streptococcus bacteria (the most common cause of throat infection) and determine its antibiotic sensitivity. These bacteria also can cause other infections, including scarlet fever, abscesses, and pneumonia.

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Sample type - Throat swab

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Methodology - Turbidometry, Disc diffusion method

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T.A.T - 3 days

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 123

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Test Code - MI079

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Test Name - CULTURE & SENSITIVITY (Tissue)

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Clinical Utility - Useful for confirmatory diagnosis of infections and to know the most sensitive drugs against the infecting bacteria

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Sample type - 1 mg tissue

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Methodology - Colorimetric and turbidimetric

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T.A.T - 3 days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 124

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Test Code - AP080

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Test Name - CYTOLOGY

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Clinical Utility - Cytology is the examination of cells from a biopsy, under a microscope. The test commonly checks for infection, inflammatory disease of the urinary tract, cancer, or precancerous conditions.

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Sample type - Fluid

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Methodology - Staining and Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 days

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 125

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Test Code - CY003

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Test Name - CYTOLOGY (3 SAMPLES)

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Clinical Utility - Cytology is the examination of cells from the body under a microscope. The test commonly checks for infection, inflammatory disease of the urinary tract, cancer, or precancerous conditions.

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Sample type - Fluid

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Methodology - Staining and Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 days

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 126

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Test Code - CY006

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Test Name - Cytopath-Fluid/Sputum

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Clinical Utility - The test is a cytological examination of sputum or any blody fluid for bacteria, fungus, abnormal cellular distribution. It is generally ordered in cases of suspected infection or cancer growth

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Sample type - Fluid/Sputum

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Methodology - Cytospin

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T.A.T - 4 days

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 127

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Test Code - HA008

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Test Name - DCT (DIRECT COOMBS TEST)

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Clinical Utility - The direct Coombs test detects antibodies that are already attached to red blood cells. It is indicated in cases of suspected autoantibodies against RBCs. It is ordered in cases oh hemolytic anemia to determine the autoimmune nature of it.

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Sample type - EDTA WB

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Methodology - Column agglutination Technology(CAT),agglutination

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 128

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Test Code - CB093

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Test Name - D-DIMER

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Clinical Utility - This test detects �D-dimers� one of the protein fragments produced when a blood clot dissolves in the body. D-dimer tests are used to help rule out the presence of an inappropriate blood clot (thrombus). Some of the conditions that the D-dimer test is used are Deep vein thrombosis (DVT), Pulmonary embolism (PE) or disseminated intravascular coagulation

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Sample type - Citrate plasma

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Methodology - IFA

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - NIL

Id - 129

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Test Code - SR019

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Test Name - DENGUE CARD TEST (IgG/IgM)

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Clinical Utility - This test is a rapid solid phase Immuno-chromatographic test for the qualitative differential detection of IgM and IgG antibodies to dengue virus in Human serum

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - Immunochromatography

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - NIL

Id - 130

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Test Code - SR020

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Test Name - DENGUE CARD TEST (NS1 Ag/IgG/IgM)

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Clinical Utility - This card is a rapid solid phase Immuno-chromatographic test for the qualitative detection of Dengue NS1 Antigen/IgG or IgM in Human serum.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - Immunochromatography

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - NIL

Id - 131

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Test Code - SR021

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Test Name - DENGUE CARD TEST NS1 ANTIGEN

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Clinical Utility - This card is a rapid solid phase Immuno-chromatographic test for the qualitative detection of Dengue NS1 antigen in human serum.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - Immunochromatography

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - NIL

Id - 132

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Test Code - CB094

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Test Name - DENGUE IgG

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Clinical Utility - The test measures the amount of IgG antibodies in the blood and is an indicative of past lingering infection

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - Immunochromatography

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T.A.T - 6 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 133

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Test Code - CB095

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Test Name - DENGUE IgM

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Clinical Utility - The test measures the amount of IgM antibodies against Dengue virus in the blood and is an indicative of active infection. It is ordered to confirm the presence of dengue and also to monitor therapy

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - Immunochromatography

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T.A.T - 6 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 134

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Test Code - CB096

---

Test Name - DENGUE NS1 ANTIGEN

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Clinical Utility - Dengue NS1 Ag card is a rapid solid phase Immuno-chromatographic test for the qualitative detection of Dengue NS1 antigen in human serum. It is a rapid and direct measurement of the load of dengue virus in the body. IT is ordered to investigate symptoms of dengue and monitor treatment

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - Immunochromatography

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T.A.T - 6 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 135

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Test Code - PR162

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Test Name - DENGUE PROFILE

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Clinical Utility - This test is done to detect the dengue virus or antibodies produced in response to dengue infection. This panel includes CBC, Dengue IgM and Dengue NS1.

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Sample type - Serum,EDTA WB

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Methodology - Refer individual tests

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T.A.T -

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 136

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Test Code - CB097

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Test Name - DHEAS

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Clinical Utility - This test measures the hormone Dehydroepiandrosterone Sulfate. It is used to evaluate adrenal gland function, to detect adrenal tumors or cancers; or to help determine the cause of masculine physical characteristics (virilization) in girls and women or early puberty in boys

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - ECLIA

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 137

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Test Code - PATH0032354

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Test Name - DHT

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Clinical Utility - A DHT blood test measures the amount of dihydrotestosterone (DHT) in the blood. DHT is best known for its roles in causing male pattern hair loss and prostate problems.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - Elisa

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T.A.T - 6 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 138

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Test Code - PR019

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Test Name - DIABETIC PROFILE

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Clinical Utility - This panel is done to assess the severity of diabetes mellitus. The profile includes Blood sugar- F/PP, Lipid profile, Creatinine, Glycosylated Hb, Microalbumin.

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Sample type - Serum,EDTA WB,urine,Fluoride plasma

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Methodology - Refer individual tests

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T.A.T -

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Patient Instruction - 8-10 hrs fasting required/ 2Hrs Post meal

Id - 139

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Test Code - CP003

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Test Name - DIPSTICK

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Clinical Utility - This test is a basic diagnostic tool used to determine pathological changes in a patient's urine in standard urinalysis

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Sample type - Spot urine

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Methodology - Dipstick

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 140

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Test Code - PR031

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Test Name - DRUGS OF ABUSE-10 (QUALITATIVE)

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Clinical Utility - This test is used to detect one or more illegal and/or prescribed substances in the urine. This panel includes testing of 9 drugs Amphetamine, Cocaine, marijuana, Opiates, Phencyclidine, Barbiturate, Benzodiazepine, Methadone, Methamphetamine,PROPOXYPHENE/PPX (QUALITATIVE)

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Sample type - Spot urine

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Methodology - Refer individual tests

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T.A.T -

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 141

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Test Code - PR032

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Test Name - DRUGS OF ABUSE-5 (QUALITATIVE)

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Clinical Utility - This test is used to detect one or more illegal and/or prescribed substances in the urine. This panel includes testing of 5 drugs Amphetamine, Cocaine, marijuana, Opiates, Phencyclidine.

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Sample type - Spot urine

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Methodology - Refer individual tests

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T.A.T -

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 142

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Test Code - PR033

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Test Name - DRUGS OF ABUSE-9 (QUALITATIVE)

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Clinical Utility - This test is used to detect one or more illegal and/or prescribed substances in the urine. This panel includes testing of 9 drugs Amphetamine, Cocaine, marijuana, Opiates, Phencyclidine, Barbiturate, Benzodiazepine, Methadone, Methamphetamine.

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Sample type - Spot urine

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Methodology - Refer individual tests

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T.A.T -

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 143

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Test Code - CB099

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Test Name - E2 (ESTRADIOL)

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Clinical Utility - This test measuers the level of Estrogen in the blood. The test detects abnorml hormone levels in cases of female infertility, women with symptoms of menopause, feto-placental well being during early pregnancy. It may also be ordered for confirmation of signs of gynecomastia in men.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - ECLIA

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - For females LMP required

Id - 144

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Test Code - PATH007188

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Test Name - EBV (EDTA Plasma) Viral Load by Real-time PCR

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Clinical Utility - This test is a done to measure the amount of Epstein Barr virus particles in the Plasma sample and for early initiation of appropriate therapy.

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Sample type - 1 mL EDTA plasma

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Methodology - Real-time PCR

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T.A.T - 8 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 145

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Test Code - PATH007187

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Test Name - EBV (EDTA Whole Blood) Viral Load by Real-time PCR

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Clinical Utility - This test is a done to measure the amount of Epstein Barr virus particles in the blood sample and for early initiation of appropriate therapy.

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Sample type - 1 mL EDTA Whole Blood

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Methodology - Real-time PCR

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T.A.T - 8 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 146

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Test Code - PATH007186

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Test Name - EBV DNA (EDTA Plasma) Detection by Real-time PCR

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Clinical Utility - This test is a done to for early and confirmatory detection of Epstein Barr virus in the Plasma sample and for early initiation of appropriate therapy.

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Sample type - 1 mL EDTA Plasma

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Methodology - Real-time PCR

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T.A.T - 8 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 147

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Test Code - PATH007185

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Test Name - EBV DNA (EDTA Whole Blood) Detection by Real-time PCR

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Clinical Utility - This test is a done to for early and confirmatory detection of Epstein Barr virus in the blood sample and for early initiation of appropriate therapy.

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Sample type - 1 mL EDTA Whole Blood

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Methodology - Real-time PCR

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T.A.T - 8 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 148

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Test Code - PATH007251

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Test Name - EBV DNA Detection Real-time PCR

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Clinical Utility - This test is a done for early and confirmatory detection of Epstein Barr virus in the BAL sample and for early initiation of appropriate therapy.

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Sample type - 1 mL BAL

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Methodology - Real-time PCR

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T.A.T - 8 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 149

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Test Code - PATH007250

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Test Name - EBV DNA Detection Real-time PCR

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Clinical Utility - This test is a done for early and confirmatory detection of Epstein Barr virus in the Tissue sample and for early initiation of appropriate therapy.

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Sample type - 1 mg Tissue

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Methodology - Real-time PCR

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T.A.T - 8 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 150

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Test Code - PR115

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Test Name - ELECTROLYTES (Na, K, Cl)

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Clinical Utility - This test is performed on a sample of blood to measure level of Sodium, Potassium and chlorine in blood.It is performed to confirm heat stroke, renal disorder, seizures and as routine electrolytic check for ICU patients

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Sample type - 2 ml serum

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Methodology - Ion Selective Electrode

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 151

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Test Code - PATH007220

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Test Name - Encephalitis PCR - CMV

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Clinical Utility - This test is a done for early and confirmatory detection of Cytomegalovirus particles in the CSF sample and for early initiation of appropriate therapy.

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Sample type - 1 mL CSF

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Methodology - Real-time PCR

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T.A.T - 8 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 152

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Test Code - PATH007219

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Test Name - Encephalitis PCR - EBV

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Clinical Utility - This test is a done for early and confirmatory Epstein Barr virus particles in the CSF sample and for early initiation of appropriate therapy.

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Sample type - 1 mL CSF

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Methodology - Real-time PCR

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T.A.T - 8 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 153

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Test Code - PATH007224

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Test Name - Encephalitis PCR - Enterovirus

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Clinical Utility - This test is a done for early and confirmatory detection of Enterovirus in the CSF sample and for early initiation of appropriate therapy.

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Sample type - 1 mL CSF

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Methodology - Real-time RT-PCR

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T.A.T - 8 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 154

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Test Code - PATH007221

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Test Name - Encephalitis PCR - HHV-6

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Clinical Utility - This test is a done for early and confirmatory detection of Human herpesvirus 6 particles in the CSF sample and for early initiation of appropriate therapy.

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Sample type - 1 mL CSF

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Methodology - Real-time PCR

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T.A.T - 8 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 155

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Test Code - PATH007222

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Test Name - Encephalitis PCR - HHV-7

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Clinical Utility - This test is a done for early and confirmatory detection of Human herpesvirus 7 particles in the CSF sample and for early initiation of appropriate therapy.

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Sample type - 1 mL CSF

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Methodology - Real-time PCR

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T.A.T - 8 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 156

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Test Code - PATH007223

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Test Name - Encephalitis PCR - HHV-8

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Clinical Utility - This test is a done for early and confirmatory detection of Human herpesvirus 8 particles in the CSF sample and for early initiation of appropriate therapy.

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Sample type - 1 mL CSF

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Methodology - Real-time PCR

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T.A.T - 8 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 157

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Test Code - PATH007225

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Test Name - Encephalitis PCR - panherpes panel

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Clinical Utility - This is a comprehensive test for early and confirmatory detection of Herpes simplex virus family in CSF sample and for early initiation of appropriate therapy.

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Sample type - 1 mL CSF

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Methodology - Real-time PCR

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T.A.T - 8 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 158

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Test Code - PATH007226

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Test Name - Encephalitis PCR - panherpes panel + Enterovirus

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Clinical Utility - This is a comprehensive test for early and confirmatory detection of Herpes simplex virus family and Enterovirus in CSF sample and for early initiation of appropriate therapy.

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Sample type - 2 mL CSF

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Methodology - Real-time PCR/ RT-PCR

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T.A.T - 8 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 159

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Test Code - PATH007228

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Test Name - Encephalitis PCR - panherpes panel + Enterovirus + Meningitis PCR - Neisseria mening

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Clinical Utility - This is a comprehensive test for early and confirmatory detection of Panherpes, Enterovirus, Neisseria Meningitidis, Haemophilus influenzae and Streptpcoccus pneumonia for early initiation of appropriate therapy.

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Sample type - 2 mL CSF

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Methodology - Real-time PCR

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T.A.T - 8 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 160

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Test Code - PATH007214

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Test Name - Encephalitis PCR - VZV

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Clinical Utility - This test is done for early and confirmatory detection of varicella-zoster virus in CSF sample and initiation of appropriate therapy.

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Sample type - 1 mL CSF

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Methodology - Real-time PCR

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T.A.T - 8 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 161

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Test Code - HA009

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Test Name - ESR

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Clinical Utility - An Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR) test can study inflammatory conditions such as rheumatoid, systemic lupus erythematosus and arthritis. The test may also be ordered in cause a person is suffering from high fever, some kind of muscle problems or arthritis.

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Sample type - EDTA WB

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Methodology - Westergren

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 162

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Test Code - CB102

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Test Name - FBS (PLASMA)

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Clinical Utility - This test is also used to test the effectiveness of different medication or dietary changes on people already diagnosed as diabetic or suspected to be diabetic.

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Sample type - 2 ml Flouride Plasma at 2-8 C

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Methodology - GOD - POD

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 163

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Test Code - CB371

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Test Name - FERRITIN (Roche)

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Clinical Utility - Ferritin levels reflect iron stoes in normal individuals. A low serum ferritin level is an indicator of iron depletion. This assay is clinically useful in distinguishing between Iron deficiency anemia (low level) and anemia of chronic disease (normal or high level). It is also useful to assess iron overload conditions like Hemochromatosis. Ferritin is also an acute phase reactant.

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Sample type - 2 ml serum at 2-8 C

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Methodology - CMIA

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T.A.T - Same Day 6 hrs

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 164

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Test Code - PR042

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Test Name - FEVER PROFILE MAXI

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Clinical Utility - This Panel is done to find the cause of the cause of consistent elevated body temperature accompanied by other body symptoms. The Profile includes CBC, ESR, SGPT, Urine Routine, Blood culture and Dengue NS1 Antigen.

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Sample type - Serum,EDTA WB,Spot urine,Citrate WB,WB for culture.

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Methodology - Refer individual tests

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T.A.T - Blood culture Interm report 24 hrs, Final Report 6 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 165

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Test Code - PR164

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Test Name - FEVER PROFILE MAXI

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Clinical Utility - This Panel is done to find the cause of the cause of consistent elevated body temperature accompanied by other body symptoms. The Profile includes CBC, ESR, SGPT, Urine Routine, Blood culture and Dengue NS1 Antigen.

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Sample type - Serum,EDTA WB, Citrate WB, Spot urine

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Methodology - Refer individual tests

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T.A.T -

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 166

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Test Code - PR039

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Test Name - FEVER PROFILE-1

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Clinical Utility - This Panel is done to find the cause of the cause of consistent elevated body temperature accompanied by other body symptoms. The Profile includes CBC, ESR, SGPT, Urine Routine and Blood culture.

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Sample type - Serum,EDTA WB,Spot urine,Citrate WB

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Methodology - Refer individual tests

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T.A.T - Blood culture Interm report 24 hrs, Final Report 6 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 167

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Test Code - HA031

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Test Name - FIBRINOGEN-C (Citrate Plasma)

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Clinical Utility - This test is done as part of an investigation of a possible bleeding disorder or blood clot (thrombotic episode), particularly to evaluate the level and function of fibrinogen; sometimes used to help evaluate your risk of developing cardiovascular disease.

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Sample type - Citrate plasma

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Methodology - Turbidometry

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - Anticoagulant history and dosage of medication

Id - 168

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Test Code - PATH008179

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Test Name - Filaria IgG/IgM Antibodies

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Clinical Utility - This test uses conserved recombinant antigens to simultaneously detect IgG and IgM to the W. bancrofti and B. malayi parasites.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - Lateral flow chromatography immunoassay

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - NIL

Id - 169

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Test Code - CY007

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Test Name - FNAC (collected sample recd)

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Clinical Utility - Fine needle aspiration cytology is a diagnostic procedure used to investigate lumps or masses under the skin. It is ordered to confirm the cytology (cellular type and distribution) of a lump or tumour.

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Sample type - Collected sample( aspirate)

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Methodology - Staining and Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 days

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 170

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Test Code - CY013

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Test Name - FNAC (performed at centres only by pathologist)

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Clinical Utility - For FNAC, a thin (23-25 gauge), hollow needle is inserted into the mass for sampling of cells that, after being stained, will be examined under a microscope (biopsy). It is ordered to obtain a sample, and to confirm the cytology (cellular type and distribution) of a lump or tumour.

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Sample type - Aspirate

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Methodology - Procedure,staining and microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 days

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 171

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Test Code - CY009

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Test Name - FNAC Slides Received (more than 6 slides)

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Clinical Utility - Fine needle aspirate slides can be reobserved and a fresh opinion on the types of cells present may be given. It is ordered for a second opinion for unbiased interpretation

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Sample type - FNAC slides

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Methodology - Staining and Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 days

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 172

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Test Code - CY010

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Test Name - FNAC Slides Received (upto 6 slides)

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Clinical Utility - Fine needle aspirate slides can be reobserved and a fresh opinion on the types of cells present may be given. It is ordered for a second opinion for unbiased interpretation

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Sample type - FNAC slides

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Methodology - Staining and Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 days

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 173

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Test Code - CB105

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Test Name - FOLIC ACID (FOLATE)

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Clinical Utility - This test helps to diagnose anaemia, neuropathy, nutritional status or the extent of folate deficiency.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - ECLIA

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 174

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Test Code - CB106

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Test Name - FREE AND TOTAL PSA

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Clinical Utility - This test measures both bound and unbound PSA. Prostate specific antigen(PSA) test is indicative of prostate cancer and is used to screen men for prostate cancer

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Sample type - 2 ml serum at 2-8 C

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Methodology - Immunofluorescence assay

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T.A.T - SAME DAY

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 175

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Test Code - CB107

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Test Name - FREE PSA (Only for CRO)

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Clinical Utility - This test measures the level of unbound PSA in the sample. Prostate specific antigen(PSA) test is indicative of prostate cancer and is used to screen men for prostate cancer

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - ECLIA

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 176

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Test Code - CB108

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Test Name - Free Testo (Alb/SHBG/Testo)

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Clinical Utility - This test is most commonly used to measure the evaluation of low testosterone (androgen deficiency) in men; also commonly used in the evaluation of women with signs and symptoms of excess male hormones.

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Sample type - 2 ml serum at 2-8 C

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Methodology - Refer individual tests

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T.A.T -

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 177

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Test Code - CB109

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Test Name - FSH

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Clinical Utility - This test measures the level of Follicle Stimulating Hormone in the body. It is prescribed to evaluate infertility, pituitary function or altered sexual maturation in children.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - ECLIA

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - For females LMP required

Id - 178

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Test Code - CB110

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Test Name - FT3

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Clinical Utility - Free T3 test help evaluate thyroid gland function, hyperthyroidism, to monitor effectiveness of treatment of a thyroid disorder.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - CMIA

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 179

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Test Code - CB111

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Test Name - FT4

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Clinical Utility - Free T4 test help evaluate thyroid gland function, hyperthyroidism, to monitor effectiveness of treatment of a thyroid disorder.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - CMIA

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 180

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Test Code - MI087

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Test Name - FUNGAL SMEAR (Ascitic fluid)

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Clinical Utility - Useful for diagnosis of fungal infections

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Sample type - Ascitic fluid

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Methodology - Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 181

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Test Code - MI092

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Test Name - FUNGAL SMEAR (Body fluid)

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Clinical Utility - Useful for diagnosis of fungal infections

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Sample type - Body fluid

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Methodology - Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 182

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Test Code - MI085

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Test Name - FUNGAL SMEAR (CSF)

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Clinical Utility - Useful for diagnosis of fungal infections

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Sample type - CSF

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Methodology - Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 183

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Test Code - MI093

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Test Name - FUNGAL SMEAR (Misc)

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Clinical Utility - Useful for diagnosis of fungal infections

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Sample type - Misc

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Methodology - Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 184

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Test Code - MI086

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Test Name - FUNGAL SMEAR (Pleural fluid)

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Clinical Utility - Useful for diagnosis of fungal infections

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Sample type - Pleural fluid

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Methodology - Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 185

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Test Code - MI091

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Test Name - FUNGAL SMEAR (Pus swab)

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Clinical Utility - Useful for diagnosis of fungal infections

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Sample type - Pus swab

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Methodology - Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 186

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Test Code - MI090

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Test Name - FUNGAL SMEAR (Pus)

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Clinical Utility - Useful for diagnosis of fungal infections

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Sample type - Pus

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Methodology - Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 187

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Test Code - MI084

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Test Name - FUNGAL SMEAR (Sputum)

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Clinical Utility - Useful for diagnosis of fungal infections

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Sample type - Sputum

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Methodology - Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 188

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Test Code - MI089

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Test Name - FUNGAL SMEAR (Stool)

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Clinical Utility - Useful for diagnosis of fungal infections

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Sample type - Stool

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Methodology - Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 189

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Test Code - MI088

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Test Name - FUNGAL SMEAR (Synovial fluid)

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Clinical Utility - Useful for diagnosis of fungal infections

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Sample type - Synovial fluid

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Methodology - Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 190

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Test Code - MI083

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Test Name - FUNGAL SMEAR (Urine)

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Clinical Utility - Useful for diagnosis of fungal infections

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Sample type - Urine 10 ml

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Methodology - Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 191

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Test Code - MI095

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Test Name - FUNGAL SMEAR/KOH MOUNT (Hair)

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Clinical Utility - Useful for diagnosis of fungal infections

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Sample type - KOH MOUNT (Hair)

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Methodology - Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 192

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Test Code - MI096

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Test Name - FUNGAL SMEAR/KOH MOUNT (Nail)

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Clinical Utility - Useful for diagnosis of fungal infections

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Sample type - KOH MOUNT (Nail)

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Methodology - Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 193

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Test Code - MI094

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Test Name - FUNGAL SMEAR/KOH MOUNT (Skin)

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Clinical Utility - Useful for diagnosis of fungal infections

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Sample type - KOH MOUNT (Skin)

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Methodology - Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 194

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Test Code - HA010

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Test Name - G6PD Qualitative

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Clinical Utility - A G6PD test to detect the presence of glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase (G6PD), an enzyme in the blood. G6PD helps red blood cells function normally. It�s deficiency can lead to a certain type of anemia known as hemolytic anemia.

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Sample type - EDTA WB

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Methodology - Dye reduction time with patient's red cell hemolysate

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 195

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Test Code - HA092

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Test Name - G6PD Quantitative

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Clinical Utility - A G6PD test measures levels of glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase (G6PD), an enzyme in the blood. G6PD helps red blood cells function normally. It�s deficiency can lead to a certain type of anemia known as hemolytic anemia.

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Sample type - EDTA WB

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Methodology - Enzyme reduction with patient's red cell hemolysate

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 196

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Test Code - CB117

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Test Name - GAMMA GT

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Clinical Utility - This test is indicative of a possible liver disease or bile duct disease. It may be used to differentiate between a liver and bone disease as a result of elevated Alkaline Phosphatase levels.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - Enzymatic colorimetric

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - GGT levels fall after meals, atleast 8 hours fasting recommended.Alcohol intake to be avoided.

Id - 197

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Test Code - PR030

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Test Name - Glucose Tolerance Test (GTT) up to 5 samples

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Clinical Utility - This is performed to measure how well the body�s cells are able to absorb glucose(or sugar) 2 hours, 2 hours 30 mins, 3 hours, 4 hours and 5 hours after ingestion of fixed amount of glucose. It is performed during pregnancy for early detection of Gestational Diabetes or in normal individuals for diagnosis of diabetes

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Sample type - 2 ml Flouride Plasma at 2-8 C

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Methodology - Hexokinase

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T.A.T - 4 hrs from last sample collection

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 198

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Test Code - CB118

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Test Name - GLYCO Hb (HbA1c)

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Clinical Utility - This test measures the levels of glycosylated hemoglobin and is essentially a measure of blood glucose levels over a long period of time. The test is ordered in daibetic patients or patients suspected of diabetes.

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Sample type - EDTA WB

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Methodology - Nephelometry

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 199

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Test Code - PR120

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Test Name - GOOD HEART PROFILE

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Clinical Utility - This profile includes HOMOCYSTEINE (EDTA Plasma),HS-CRP,LIPID-P

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Sample type - Serum and EDTA plama

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Methodology - Refer individual tests

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T.A.T -

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 200

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Test Code - MI101

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Test Name - GRAMS STAIN (Ascitic fluid)

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Clinical Utility - A Gram stain is typically ordered along with a culture when a bacterial or sometimes fungal infection is suspected. It is also usually performed when the result of a culture is positive, on a sample of the bacteria grown in the culture. Test results are reported promptly to help guide treatment.

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Sample type - Ascitic fluid

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Methodology - Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 201

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Test Code - MI107

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Test Name - GRAMS STAIN (Body fluid)

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Clinical Utility - A Gram stain is typically ordered along with a culture when a bacterial or sometimes fungal infection is suspected. It is also usually performed when the result of a culture is positive, on a sample of the bacteria grown in the culture. Test results are reported promptly to help guide treatment.

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Sample type - Body fluid

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Methodology - Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 202

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Test Code - MI099

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Test Name - GRAMS STAIN (CSF)

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Clinical Utility - A Gram stain is typically ordered along with a culture when a bacterial or sometimes fungal infection is suspected. It is also usually performed when the result of a culture is positive, on a sample of the bacteria grown in the culture. Test results are reported promptly to help guide treatment.

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Sample type - CSF

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Methodology - Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 203

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Test Code - MI108

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Test Name - GRAMS STAIN (Misc)

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Clinical Utility - A Gram stain is typically ordered along with a culture when a bacterial or sometimes fungal infection is suspected. It is also usually performed when the result of a culture is positive, on a sample of the bacteria grown in the culture. Test results are reported promptly to help guide treatment.

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Sample type - Misc

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Methodology - Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 204

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Test Code - MI100

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Test Name - GRAMS STAIN (Pleural fluid)

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Clinical Utility - A Gram stain is typically ordered along with a culture when a bacterial or sometimes fungal infection is suspected. It is also usually performed when the result of a culture is positive, on a sample of the bacteria grown in the culture. Test results are reported promptly to help guide treatment.

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Sample type - Pleural fluid

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Methodology - Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 205

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Test Code - MI105

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Test Name - GRAMS STAIN (Pus swab)

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Clinical Utility - A Gram stain is typically ordered along with a culture when a bacterial or sometimes fungal infection is suspected. It is also usually performed when the result of a culture is positive, on a sample of the bacteria grown in the culture. Test results are reported promptly to help guide treatment.

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Sample type - Pus swab

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Methodology - Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 206

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Test Code - MI104

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Test Name - GRAMS STAIN (Pus)

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Clinical Utility - A Gram stain is typically ordered along with a culture when a bacterial or sometimes fungal infection is suspected. It is also usually performed when the result of a culture is positive, on a sample of the bacteria grown in the culture. Test results are reported promptly to help guide treatment.

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Sample type - Pus

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Methodology - Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 207

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Test Code - MI098

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Test Name - GRAMS STAIN (Sputum)

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Clinical Utility - A Gram stain is typically ordered along with a culture when a bacterial or sometimes fungal infection is suspected. It is also usually performed when the result of a culture is positive, on a sample of the bacteria grown in the culture. Test results are reported promptly to help guide treatment.

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Sample type - Sputum

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Methodology - Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 208

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Test Code - MI103

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Test Name - GRAMS STAIN (Stool)

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Clinical Utility - A Gram stain is typically ordered along with a culture when a bacterial or sometimes fungal infection is suspected. It is also usually performed when the result of a culture is positive, on a sample of the bacteria grown in the culture. Test results are reported promptly to help guide treatment.

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Sample type - Stool

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Methodology - Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 209

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Test Code - MI102

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Test Name - GRAMS STAIN (Synovial fluid)

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Clinical Utility - A Gram stain is typically ordered along with a culture when a bacterial or sometimes fungal infection is suspected. It is also usually performed when the result of a culture is positive, on a sample of the bacteria grown in the culture. Test results are reported promptly to help guide treatment.

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Sample type - Synovial fluid

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Methodology - Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 210

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Test Code - MI106

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Test Name - GRAMS STAIN (Tissue)

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Clinical Utility - A Gram stain is typically ordered along with a culture when a bacterial or sometimes fungal infection is suspected. It is also usually performed when the result of a culture is positive, on a sample of the bacteria grown in the culture. Test results are reported promptly to help guide treatment.

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Sample type - 1 mg tissue

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Methodology - Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 211

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Test Code - MI097

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Test Name - GRAMS STAIN (Urine)

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Clinical Utility - A Gram stain is typically ordered along with a culture when a bacterial or sometimes fungal infection is suspected. It is also usually performed when the result of a culture is positive, on a sample of the bacteria grown in the culture. Test results are reported promptly to help guide treatment.

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Sample type - Urine 10 ml

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Methodology - Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 212

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Test Code - CB242

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Test Name - Growth Hormone (HGH)

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Clinical Utility - This test is used to diagnose growth hormone deficiency or, less commonly, growth hormone excess. It is a measure of pituitary function. It is generally ordered to diagnose acromegaly or pituitary tumours, stunted or insufficient growth in children or also to monitor treatment of growth hormone deficiency.

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Sample type - 2 ml serum

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Methodology - ECLIA

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T.A.T - Same Day 6 hrs

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 213

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Test Code - PATH001402

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Test Name - Growth Hormone Stimulation Test (L-Dopa)

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Clinical Utility - This test stimulates the secretion of growth hormone using L-DOPA administration. Growth hormone (GH) stimulation test is used to diagnose growth hormone deficiency. It is a measure of pituitary function. It is generally ordered to diagnose hypopituitarism

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Sample type - 2 ml serum

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Methodology - ECLIA

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T.A.T - Same Day 6 hrs

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 214

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Test Code - PATH001400

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Test Name - Growth Hormone Stimulation Test-Arginine

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Clinical Utility - This test stimulates the secretion of growth hormone using L-arginine administration. Growth hormone (GH) stimulation test is used to diagnose growth hormone deficiency. It is a measure of pituitary function. It is generally ordered to diagnose hypopituitarism

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Sample type - 2 ml serum

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Methodology - ECLIA

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T.A.T - Same Day 6 hrs

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 215

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Test Code - PATH001394

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Test Name - Growth Hormone Stimulation Test-Clonidine

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Clinical Utility - The test stimulates the secretion of growth hormone using Clonidine administration. Growth hormone (GH) stimulation test is used to diagnose growth hormone deficiency. It is a measure of pituitary function. It is generally ordered to diagnose hypopituitarism

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Sample type - 2 ml serum at 2-8 C

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Methodology - ECLIA

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T.A.T - Same Day 6 hrs

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Patient Instruction - 5 samples required at 0 ,30,60 ,90 and 120 mins

Id - 216

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Test Code - PATH001401

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Test Name - Growth Hormone Stimulation Test-Insulin

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Clinical Utility - This test stimulates the secretion of growth hormone using Insulin administration. Growth hormone (GH) stimulation test is used to diagnose growth hormone deficiency. It is a measure of pituitary function. It is generally ordered to diagnose hypopituitarism

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Sample type - 2 ml serum

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Methodology - ECLIA

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T.A.T - Same Day 6 hrs

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 217

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Test Code - PR119

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Test Name - GTT 75 gms

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Clinical Utility - Glucose Tolerance Test (GTT) is performed to measure how well the body�s cells are able to absorb glucose(or sugar) after ingestion of 75 grams of sugar. It is ordered in cases of suspected Diabetes or developing Insulin Resistance in a person.

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Sample type - Fluoride plasma

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Methodology - Refer individual tests

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T.A.T -

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 218

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Test Code - PR146

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Test Name - GTT 75 gms PREGNANCY

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Clinical Utility - This test is performed to measure how well the body�s cells are able to absorb glucose(or sugar) after ingestion of 75 grams of sugar. It is performed during pregnancy for early detection of Gestational Diabetes.

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Sample type - Fluoride plasma

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Methodology - Refer individual tests

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T.A.T -

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 219

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Test Code - PR147

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Test Name - GTT-100 gms PREGNANCY

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Clinical Utility - This test is performed is performed to measure how well the body�s cells are able to absorb glucose(or sugar) after ingestion of 100 grams of sugar. It is performed during pregnancy for early detection of Gestational Diabetes.

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Sample type - Fluoride plasma

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Methodology - Refer individual tests

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T.A.T -

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 220

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Test Code - PATH0032351

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Test Name - H.pylori IgG

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Clinical Utility - The test measures the level of IgG antibodies against H. Pylori. It is indicative of past infection. The test is ordered to diagnose H. Pylori infection,that can cause�peptic ulcers

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - Immunochrimatography

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T.A.T - 6 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 221

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Test Code - PR121

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Test Name - H3 PROFILE (HIV, HBsAg, HCV)

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Clinical Utility - This panel is done to detect HIV, HBsAg, HCV antigen in blood to provide a safe and inexpensive way for quick and safe blood transfusion/supply/storage.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - Refer individual tests

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T.A.T -

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 222

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Test Code - MI021

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Test Name - HANGING DROP-STOOL

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Clinical Utility - Hanging Drop Test test is performed on a sample of stool to measure the level of motility of organisms in the stool. It is performed to confirm Pseudomonas infection and also to monitor treatment efficacy of Pseudomonas infection.

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Sample type - Stool

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Methodology - Microscopy

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 223

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Test Code - SR001

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Test Name - HAV IgM

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Clinical Utility - This test looks for IgM type of antibodies in the blood against Hepatitis A virus.

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Sample type - ELFA

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Methodology - Elisa

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T.A.T - Same Day 8:30 PM

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 224

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Test Code - HA011

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Test Name - Hb

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Clinical Utility - The hemoglobin test is often used to check for anemia, usually along with a hematocrit or as part of a complete blood count (CBC). The test may be used to screen for, diagnose, or monitor a number of conditions and diseases that affect red blood cells (RBCs) and/or the amount of hemoglobin in blood.

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Sample type - EDTA WB

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Methodology - Automated Cell Counter

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 225

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Test Code - HA012

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Test Name - Hb ELECTRO

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Clinical Utility - This test is used as a screening test to identify variant and abnormal hemoglobins, including hemoglobin A1 (HbA1), hemoglobin A2 (HbA2), hemoglobin F (HbF; fetal hemoglobin), hemoglobin C (HbC), and hemoglobin S (HbS).

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Sample type - EDTA WB

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Methodology - HPLC

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T.A.T - 1 day

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Patient Instruction - NIL

Id - 226

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Test Code - SR002

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Test Name - HBeAg

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Clinical Utility - The test measures the amount of Hepatitis B e antigen in the blood. The e antigen is secreted by the HBV virus and positivity is an indication of active infection that may be highly contagious through blood and body fluids. The test is orderd before blood transfusion, organ donation, during pregnancy and people suffering from hepatitis-like symptoms

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Sample type - ELFA

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Methodology - Elisa

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T.A.T - Same Day 6 hrs

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 227

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Test Code - CB351

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Test Name - HBsAg (CMIA/ECLIA) (Australia Antigen)

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Clinical Utility - This test screens for Hepatitis B virus (HBV) infection by measuring the HB surface antigen in the blood by immunoassay. The test is orderd before blood transfusion, organ donation, during pregnancy and people suffering from hepatitis-like symptoms

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - CMIA/ECLIA

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - NIL

Id - 228

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Test Code - SR003

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Test Name - HBsAg (Rapid)

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Clinical Utility - The test measures the level of Hepatitis B virus titre in the serum sample. The test is used to screen for Hepatitis B virus infection or to determine the efficacy of the hepatitis B vaccine.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - Immunochromatography

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - NIL

Id - 229

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Test Code - PRF2383

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Test Name - HBV MUTATION PANEL

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Clinical Utility - Profile consist of viral load HBV drug resistance and PCBC

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Sample type - 3 ml serum/3 EDTA plasma

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Methodology - PCR + Sequencing

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T.A.T - 6 days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 230

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Test Code - CB132

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Test Name - HCG

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Clinical Utility - This test measures the level of hCG hormone in the blood. It is elveated during pregnancy and also in embryonic tumors. Consequently, the test is used to detect pregnancy, monitor proper growth of the fetus and also to diagnose tumors

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - ECLIA

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - Last Menstrual period in case of females

Id - 231

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Test Code - CB352

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Test Name - HCV (CMIA/ECLIA)

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Clinical Utility - This test is used for accurate diagnosis of HCV antibodies and HIV antigens.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - CMIA/ECLIA

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - NIL

Id - 232

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Test Code - SR004

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Test Name - HCV (Rapid)

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Clinical Utility - The test detects the presence of Hepatitis C virus infection in the body

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - Immunochromatography

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - NIL

Id - 233

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Test Code - PRF2386

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Test Name - HCV Drug Resistance

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Clinical Utility - Includes HCV viral load and HCV Genotyping

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Sample type - 2-3 mL Serum / 2-3mL EDTA plasma

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Methodology - Reverse transcriptase PCR +Sequencing

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T.A.T - 10 days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 234

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Test Code - PRF2385

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Test Name - HCV Genotyping

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Clinical Utility - Includes HCV viral load & Genotyping)

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Sample type - 2-3 mL Serum / 2-3mL EDTA plasma

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Methodology - Reverse transcriptase PCR +Sequencing

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T.A.T - 6 days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 235

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Test Code - PRF2378

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Test Name - HCV QUALITATIVE REFLEX HCV QUANTITATIVE

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Clinical Utility - Profile consist of HCV RNA qualitative and quantitative

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Sample type - 3 EDTA plasma

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Methodology - Real-time PCR

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T.A.T - 10 hours

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 236

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Test Code - CB133

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Test Name - HDL-CHOL

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Clinical Utility - This test is done to determine risk for developing heart disease. It is ordered as part of a regular health exam with a lipid profile when no other risk factors for heart disease are present.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - Direct homogenous

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T.A.T - 4 hours

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Patient Instruction - 12 hours fasting required

Id - 237

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Test Code - PR049

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Test Name - HEALTH WATCH PACKAGE

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Clinical Utility - This profile includes CALCIUM,CREATININE/eGFR,FBS (PLASMA),GLYCO Hb (HbA1c),SGOT/AST,SGPT/ALT,URIC,VIT B12,VIT D TOTAL (25-OH VITAMIN D),URINE-R,CBC,ESR,TFT (FT3, FT4, TSH),LIPID-P,UREA/BUN,

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Sample type - Serum,EDTA WB,Spot urine,Fluoride plasma,Citrate WB

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Methodology - Refer individual tests

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T.A.T -

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 238

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Test Code - PR122

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Test Name - HEART INJURY PROFILE

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Clinical Utility - This profile includes CPK (Total & MB),LDH,NT-proBNP,POTASSIUM,SGOT/AST,SODIUM,CBC,ESR

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Sample type - Serum, EDTA WB, Citrate WB

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Methodology - Refer individual tests

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T.A.T -

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 239

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Test Code - PR165

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Test Name - HEPATITIS B PROFILE

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Clinical Utility - This Test is done to detect and diagnose Hepatitis B virus infection. This panel includes HBs AG, Anti HBe and HBc IgM.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - Refer individual tests

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T.A.T -

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 240

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Test Code - PR123

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Test Name - HEPATITIS PROFILE ACUTE

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Clinical Utility - This Test is done to detect and diagnose Hepatitis virus infection.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - Refer individual tests

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T.A.T -

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 241

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Test Code - CB134

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Test Name - HEV IgM

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Clinical Utility - Anti-HEV IgM is the serologic marker of choice for diagnosis of acute Hepatitis E virus (HEV) infection. Signs and symptoms of Hepatitis are an indication for HEV IgM testing.

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Sample type - Serum

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Methodology - Elisa

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T.A.T - 6 hours

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Patient Instruction - Nil

Id - 242

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Test Code - PN011

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Test Name - HIRSUTISM PROFILE

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Clinical Utility - This profile measures a panel of masculine parameters that are known to be contributing to the phenotype of hirsutism.

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Sample type - Serum, EDTA WB, Fluoride plasma

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Methodology - Refer individual tests

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T.A.T -

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 243

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Test Code - HISTO001130

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Test Name - Histopath- Large biopsy (5 to 10cms any site)

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for possible malignancy and other cellular abnormalities. It helps the treating doctor in taking the right therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 10 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 244

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Test Code - AP081

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Test Name - Histopath-Abscess tissue

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for infection or any other cellular abnormalities. It aids the treating doctor in taking the right therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 5 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 245

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Test Code - AP021

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Test Name - Histopath-Adenoids

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for malignancy, diagnosis and therapeutic decisions.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 5 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 246

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Test Code - AP022

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Test Name - Histopath-Amputations

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for malignancy, infection, diagnosis and therapeutic decisions.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 15 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 247

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Test Code - AP001

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Test Name - Histopath-Anal Fissure

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for benign lesion from high intraluminal anal pressure.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 5 Days

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Patient Instruction - -

Id - 248

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Test Code - AP082

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Test Name - Histopath-Anal Fistula

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for infection or any other cellular abnormalities. It aids the treating doctor in taking the right therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 5 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 249

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Test Code - AP023

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Test Name - Histopath-Appendix

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Clinical Utility - It is done for diagnosis and management of acute appendicitis. This results of the test helps the doctor in patient management and outcome.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 5 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 250

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Test Code - AP002

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Test Name - Histopath-Bone Marrow biopsy with special stains

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Clinical Utility - It is done to evaluate the number and appearance of blood cell precursors in the bone marrow and to help investigate or diagnose a disease or condition affecting the bone marrow or blood cell production.

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Sample type - Bone marrow in EDTA vial

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 10 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 251

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Test Code - AP083

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Test Name - Histopath-Brain tumor

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for possible malignancy. It helps the treating doctor to take a well informed therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 7 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 252

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Test Code - AP003

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Test Name - Histopath-Cervical Biopsy

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Clinical Utility - It is done tell for sure whether abnormal cells are cancerous, precancerous, or reactive for some other reason.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 5 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 253

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Test Code - AP128

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Test Name - Histopath-Circumcision Skin

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for possible malignancy and other cellular abnormalities in penis. It helps the treating doctor in taking the right therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 5 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 254

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Test Code - AP004

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Test Name - Histopath-Core biopsies with special stains (from Breast, Liver, Lung, Peritoneum, Bone etc)

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Clinical Utility - It is done is done to check for possible malignancy in Breast, Liver, Lung, Peritoneum and Bone.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 5 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 255

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Test Code - AP084

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Test Name - Histopath-Cystectomy

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for malignancy. It helps the treating doctor to take a well informed therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 7 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 256

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Test Code - AP005

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Test Name - Histopath-Endometrial Biopsy upto 3 cms

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Clinical Utility - It is done to find the cause of postmenopausal bleeding or abnormal uterine bleeding, screen for endometrial cancer, evaluate fertility and test your response to hormone therapy

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 5 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 257

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Test Code - AP085

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Test Name - Histopath-Eyeball

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for cellular abnormalities. It aids the treating doctor in taking the right therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 5 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 258

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Test Code - AP086

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Test Name - Histopath-Fallopian tubes (1 or 2)

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for possible malignancy or any cellular abnormalities. It aids the treating doctor in taking the right therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 4 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 259

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Test Code - AP024

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Test Name - Histopath-Fibroids

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Clinical Utility - fibroids are benign smooth muscle tumours of the uterus. Histopathological evaluation is done to classify the type of tissue and check for possible malignancy.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 5 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 260

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Test Code - AP025

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Test Name - Histopath-Gall Bladder

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for malignancy, the extent of spread etc. It will help the treating doctor to take an informed therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 5 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 261

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Test Code - AP087

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Test Name - Histopath-Gastectomy

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Clinical Utility - It is done to confirm that a tumour is completely removed and to describe pathological indicators of prognosis. It helps the treating doctor to take a well informed therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 7 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 262

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Test Code - AP006

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Test Name - Histopath-GI biopsies with special stains

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Clinical Utility - It is done to provide an assessment of the gastrointestinal tract and, in diseases such as cancer, coeliac disease and chronic inflammatory bowel disease.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 5 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 263

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Test Code - AP088

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Test Name - Histopath-Head of femur

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Clinical Utility - It is done to diagnose the disease associated with hip or femur. It helps the treating doctor to take a well informed therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 15 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 264

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Test Code - AP026

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Test Name - Histopath-Hemorrhoids

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Clinical Utility - It is done to find the abnormal venous dilation and other cellular abnormalities. It aids in taking the right therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 5 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 265

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Test Code - AP089

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Test Name - Histopath-Hernia

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for cellular abnormalities. It helps the treating doctor to take a well informed therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 5 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 266

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Test Code - AP027

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Test Name - Histopath-Intestine (Colectomy) > 10 cms

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for possible malignancy and other cellular abnormalities. It aids in taking the right therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 7 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 267

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Test Code - AP028

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Test Name - Histopath-Kidney (Nephrectomy) > 10 cms

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for possible malignancy and other cellular abnormalities. It aids in taking the right therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 5 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 268

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Test Code - AP090

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Test Name - Histopath-Laryngectomy

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for the location of a tumour, size of a tumour, type of a tumour, the extent of malignancy etc. It helps the treating doctor to take a well informed therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 7 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 269

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Test Code - AP030

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Test Name - Histopath-Lipoma

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for any cellular abnormalities and aids in taking the right therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 5 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 270

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Test Code - AP007

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Test Name - Histopath-Lumps/Cysts - 5 x 5 cm to 10 x 10 cms

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for possible malignancy or infection.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 5 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 271

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Test Code - AP008

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Test Name - Histopath-Lumps/Cysts (Other than ovarian) less than 5 x 5 cm

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for possible malignancy or infection.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 5 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 272

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Test Code - AP091

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Test Name - Histopath-Lung resection

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for malignancy, infection or cellular abnormalities. It helps the treating doctor to take a well informed therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 7 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 273

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Test Code - AP031

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Test Name - Histopath-Lymph Node

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for possible malignancy, Hyperplasia, infection etc. It helps the treating doctor in taking the right therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 4 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 274

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Test Code - AP092

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Test Name - Histopath-Mandibulectomy

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Clinical Utility - It is done in many etiology including checking for malignancy, infection or cellular abnormalities. It helps the treating doctor to take a well informed therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 15 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 275

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Test Code - AP032

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Test Name - Histopath-Mastectomy > 10 cms

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check the extent of breast cancer, as well as other diagnostic factors such as tumour margins, hormone receptor status, and lymph node status. It will help the treating doctor to take an informed therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 6 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 276

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Test Code - AP093

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Test Name - Histopath-Maxillectomy

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for the location of a tumour, size of a tumour, type of a tumour, the extent of malignancy etc. It helps the treating doctor to take a well informed therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 15 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 277

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Test Code - HISTO001129

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Test Name - Histopath-Medium biopsy (2 to 5cms any site)

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for possible malignancy and other cellular abnormalities. It helps the treating doctor in taking the right therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 4 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 278

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Test Code - AP094

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Test Name - Histopath-Morcellated Uterus with Cervix

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for cervical cancer, as well as other diagnostic factors such as tumour margins, lymph node status etc. It helps the treating doctor to take a well informed therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 6 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 279

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Test Code - AP095

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Test Name - Histopath-Nasal Polyp

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for benign malignancy, allergy and inflammation. It helps the treating doctor to take a well informed therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 4 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 280

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Test Code - AP096

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Test Name - Histopath-Nephrectomy

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for the location of a tumour, size of a tumour, type of a tumour, the extent of malignancy, diagnosis of any urine related disease, cellular abnormality etc. It helps the treating doctor to take a well informed therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 7 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 281

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Test Code - AP097

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Test Name - Histopath-Oesophagectomy

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for the cellular abnormality in the Esophagus which may lead to cancer. It is also done to check for malignancy, the extent of spread etc. It will help the treating doctor to take an informed therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 7 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 282

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Test Code - HISTO001131

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Test Name - Histopathology- Extra large (more than 10cms any site)

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for possible malignancy and other cellular abnormalities. It helps the treating doctor in taking the right therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 10 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 283

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Test Code - AP047

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Test Name - Histopathology-Gynaecomastia

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check the risk of developing breast cancer in males.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 4 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 284

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Test Code - AP122

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Test Name - Histopathology-Lymph node ressection any site

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for possible malignancy, Hyperplasia, infection etc. It helps the treating doctor in taking the right therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 5 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 285

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Test Code - AP050

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Test Name - Histopathology-Placenta Tissue

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for chromosomal abnormalities and certain other genetic and cellular abnormalities.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 6 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 286

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Test Code - AP051

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Test Name - Histopathology-Prepucial skin

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for possible malignancy and other cellular abnormalities in penis. It helps the treating doctor in taking the right therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 4 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 287

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Test Code - AP052

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Test Name - Histopathology-Trucut Biopsy with reflex IHC (any site)

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check the extent of breast cancer, as well as other diagnostic factors such as tumour margins, hormone receptor status, and lymph node status. The resuIt of this test will help the treating doctor to take an informed therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 4 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 288

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Test Code - AP052

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Test Name - Histopathology-Trucut Biopsy with reflex IHC (any site)

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check the extent of breast cancer, as well as other diagnostic factors such as tumour margins, hormone receptor status, and lymph node status. The resuIt of this test will help the treating doctor to take an informed therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 4 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 289

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Test Code - AP098

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Test Name - Histopath-Omentum

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Clinical Utility - It is usually done when ovarian cancer is suspected. It will help the treating doctor to take a well informed therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 4 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 290

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Test Code - AP099

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Test Name - Histopath-Orchidectomy Bilateral

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Clinical Utility - It is done to find the cause of male infertility, Possible malignancy etc. It will help the treating doctor to take a well informed therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 6 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 291

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Test Code - AP100

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Test Name - Histopath-Orchidectomy Unilateral

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Clinical Utility - It is done to find the cause of male infertility, Possible malignancy etc. It will help the treating doctor to take a well informed therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 6 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 292

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Test Code - AP010

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Test Name - Histopath-Ovarian cyst upto 5 cms

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for possible malignancy.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 4 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 293

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Test Code - AP009

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Test Name - Histopath-Ovarian cysts > 10 cms

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for possible malignancy.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 5 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 294

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Test Code - AP033

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Test Name - Histopath-Ovarian lumps > 10 cms

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for possible malignancy or cellular abnormalities in ovaries and aid in workup of Polycystic ovarian syndrome.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 5 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 295

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Test Code - AP034

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Test Name - Histopath-Ovarian masses > 10 cms

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for possible malignancy or cellular abnormalities in ovaries and aid in workup of Polycystic ovarian syndrome.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 5 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 296

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Test Code - AP035

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Test Name - Histopath-Ovarian tumours > 10 cms

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for possible malignancy or cellular abnormalities in ovaries and aid in workup of Polycystic ovarian syndrome.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 5 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 297

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Test Code - AP101

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Test Name - Histopath-PAP Test (LBC-Sure Path-with procedure)

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Clinical Utility - A Pap smear is used to screen for cervical cancer. The Pap smear is usually done in conjunction with a pelvic exam. In women older than age 30, the Pap test may be combined with a test for human papillomavirus (HPV) � a common sexually transmitted infection that can cause cervical cancer in some women. LBC is a superior collection method that minimizes sample wastage and provides accurate results.

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Sample type - Cervical Brushing in Transport media

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 3 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 298

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Test Code - AP102

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Test Name - Histopath-Parotidectomy

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Clinical Utility - It is done to evaluate abnormalities such as a parotid gland mass, a parotid gland cyst, malignancy or any other cellular abnormalities that affect parotid gland function. It helps the treating doctor to take a well informed therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 5 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 299

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Test Code - AP103

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Test Name - Histopath-Partial Hepetectomy

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Clinical Utility - It is done to find the cause of jaundice or to check for cirrhosis, hepatitis, or liver cancer. It helps the treating doctor to take a well informed therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 6 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 300

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Test Code - AP104

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Test Name - Histopath-Penectomy

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Clinical Utility - It is done to diagnose penile cancer. It helps the treating doctor to take a well informed therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 6 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 301

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Test Code - AP011

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Test Name - Histopath-Products of Conception (POC)/ Ectopic Pregnancy

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Clinical Utility - It is done to confirm the presence of intrauterine fetal tissue, detect an ectopic pregnancy, determining the cause of recurrent pregnancy loss; or detecting unexpected fetal pathology.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 4 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 302

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Test Code - AP012

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Test Name - Histopath-Prostate TRUS biopsies (Quadrant Biopsies)

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check the degree of differentiation and to help the doctor in diagnosis and therapeutic decisions.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 4 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 303

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Test Code - AP036

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Test Name - Histopath-Prostatectomy > 10 cms

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check the degree of differentiation and to help the doctor in diagnosis and therapeutic decisions.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 5 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 304

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Test Code - AP129

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Test Name - Histopath-Radical Cystectomy

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check malignant cells in the bladder, nearby lymph node, part of the urethra, and nearby organs in men. It helps the treating doctor take a well-informed therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 7 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 305

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Test Code - AP037

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Test Name - Histopath-Radical Hysterectomy > 10 cms

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for cervical cancer, as well as other diagnostic factors such as tumour margins, lymph node status etc. It helps the treating doctor to take a well informed therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 7 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 306

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Test Code - AP105

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Test Name - Histopath-Radical Neck Dissection

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for possible malignancy, Hyperplasia, infection etc. It helps the treating doctor in taking the right therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 6 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 307

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Test Code - AP038

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Test Name - Histopath-Radical Neck dissection > 10 cms

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Clinical Utility - It is done to excise cancer metastasis and to evaluate the extent of the spread. It helps the treating doctor to take a well informed therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 6 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 308

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Test Code - AP013

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Test Name - Histopath-Second Opinion-Blocks/Slides (More than 5)

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Clinical Utility - Obtaining a second opinion in histopathology can in a small percent of cases lead to a complete change in diagnosis in a wide range of conditions including non-cancerous growths, inflammatory disorders, infections, and cancer. In terms of cancer, changes can be from cancer to benign (or vice versa) or from one type of cancer to another, which could have a significant impact on treatment and prognosis.

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Sample type - Blocks or H&E stained slides

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 3 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 309

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Test Code - AP014

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Test Name - Histopath-Second Opinion-Blocks/Slides (Upto 2)

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Clinical Utility - Obtaining a second opinion in histopathology can in a small percent of cases lead to a complete change in diagnosis in a wide range of conditions including non-cancerous growths, inflammatory disorders, infections, and cancer. In terms of cancer, changes can be from cancer to benign (or vice versa) or from one type of cancer to another, which could have a significant impact on treatment and prognosis.

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Sample type - Blocks or H&E stained slides

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 3 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 310

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Test Code - AP015

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Test Name - Histopath-Second Opinion-Blocks/Slides (Upto 3-5)

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Clinical Utility - Obtaining a second opinion in histopathology can in a small percent of cases lead to a complete change in diagnosis in a wide range of conditions including non-cancerous growths, inflammatory disorders, infections, and cancer. In terms of cancer, changes can be from cancer to benign (or vice versa) or from one type of cancer to another, which could have a significant impact on treatment and prognosis.

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Sample type - Blocks or H&E stained slides

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 3 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 311

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Test Code - AP016

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Test Name - Histopath-Skin biopsy with special stains

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for malignancy and for diagnosis and therapeutic decisions.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 5 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 312

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Test Code - AP039

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Test Name - Histopath-Small Biopsy (upto 2cms any site)

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for possible malignancy or any cellular abnormalities. It aids the treating doctor in taking the right therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 3 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 313

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Test Code - AP106

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Test Name - Histopath-Spleen

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for possible malignancy and other cellular abnormalities in spleen biopsy. It helps the treating doctor in taking the right therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 6 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 314

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Test Code - AP130

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Test Name - Histopath-Splenectomy

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for possible malignancy and other cellular abnormalities in spleen biopsy. It helps the treating doctor in taking the right therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 6 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 315

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Test Code - AP107

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Test Name - Histopath-Sputum (3 consecutive samples)

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for the diagnosis and classification of benign and malignant lung tumours. It helps the treating doctor in taking the right therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 4 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 316

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Test Code - AP108

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Test Name - Histopath-Synovium

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Clinical Utility - It is done to help diagnose other causes of joint inflammation, such as autoimmune diseases. It may also be helpful if a doctor suspects a metabolic disease, such as hemochromatosis, which involves the deposition of iron, or cancer.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 4 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 317

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Test Code - SGO423

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Test Name - Histopath-Synovium

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Clinical Utility - It is done to help diagnose other causes of joint inflammation, such as autoimmune diseases. It may also be helpful if a doctor suspects a metabolic disease, such as hemochromatosis, which involves the deposition of iron, or cancer.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 4 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 318

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Test Code - AP017

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Test Name - Histopath-Testicular biopsy

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for malignancy, diagnosis of male infertility and therapeutic decisions.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 4 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 319

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Test Code - AP109

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Test Name - Histopath-Thyroidectomy

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Clinical Utility - It is done to diagnose benign or malignant thyroid tissue. It helps the treating doctor to take a well informed therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 5 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 320

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Test Code - AP040

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Test Name - Histopath-Tonsils

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for possible malignancy or any cellular abnormalities. It aids the treating doctor in taking the right therapeutic decision.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 4 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 321

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Test Code - AP018

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Test Name - Histopath-TURP (5x5 to 10x10 cms)

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for Benign Prostate Hypertrophy cancer and Prostate Cancer. It helps the treating doctor to take a well-informed therapeutic decision if malignancy is found.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 4 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 322

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Test Code - AP019

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Test Name - Histopath-TURP (more than 10x10 cms)

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for Benign Prostate Hypertrophy cancer and Prostate Cancer. It helps the treating doctor to take a well-informed therapeutic decision if malignancy is found.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 4 Days

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Patient Instruction -

Id - 323

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Test Code - AP020

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Test Name - Histopath-TURP upto 5x5 cms

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Clinical Utility - It is done to check for Benign Prostate Hypertrophy cancer and Prostate Cancer. It helps the treating doctor to take a well-informed therapeutic decision if malignancy is found.

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Sample type - Biopsy in 10% formamide or Blocks

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Methodology - Histopathology/ Clinical history along with relevant site.

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T.A.T - 4 Days

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Patient Instruction -