Blood biochemistry reveals significant changes in microelements and key enzymes. Based on these results, doctors can diagnose functional impairments of specific organs.
Hormonal profiles are used to screen the endocrine function of glandular tissues. They are commonly utilized in endocrinology for diagnosing diabetes, thyroid, and adrenal dysfunctions. Hormonal tests are also critical in gynecology for assessing reproductive health, treating infertility in men and women, and managing menstrual cycle irregularities.
Infectious panels consist of various analyses and tests to detect pathogens and assess their activity. This includes:
- direct bacterioscopy
- cultural methods for microorganism cultivation
- determination of antibiotic resistance
- serological, immunological, and DNA analyses
Inflammation markers include tests to determine the activity, origin, and location of inflammatory processes. These studies are often used to monitor treatment efficacy.
The laboratory provides comfortable conditions, enabling everyone to quickly and safely conduct tests and obtain high-quality results for further diagnosis and treatment.