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CLINICAL ANALYSIS
Hematological Analysis: Hematological analyses include hemograms (full blood count), Velocity of Globular Sedimentation tests, biochemical glycemia (blood sugar) tests, uric acid, urea, transaminases, bilirubin, electrolyte tests etc. These analyses require a blood sample from the patient, taken on an empty stomach.
Immunological Analysis: These analyses are extremely important for the diagnosis of pathological processes.
Microbiological Analysis: These tests allow medical staff to identify microscopic bacteria.
Biochemical Analysis: These tests allow doctors to determine the state and function of the liver and kidneys, the severity of diabetes, or the amount of inflammation a patient is suffering due to rheumatic illnesses and other medical conditions.
Molecular Biological Analysis: These include tests for human papillomavirus (HPV), DNI tests and paternity tests etc.