Pathology
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PathologyTuberculosis Serology -IgM antibodies
This test is used to screen for latent or active tuberculous infection
No special preparation required
Daily
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TUMOUR NECROSIS FACTOR (TNF), ALPHA
This test is important in transplant patients and those with autoimmune infections
No special preparation requiredDaily1(0 reviews) - Pathology
TYPHOID DNA DETECTION BY PCR
This test is used for the detection of Thyphoid infection
No special preparation requiredDaily1(0 reviews) - Pathology
U1RNP ANTIBODIES
This test aids diagnosis of SLE
No special preparation requiredDaily1(0 reviews) - Pathology
UGT1A1 GENE POLYMORPHISM (TA REPEATS) DETECTION BY PCR
This test is used to identify Crigler Najjar syndrome, a cause of inherited neonatal jaundice
No special preparation requiredDaily1(0 reviews) - Pathology
Unconjugated Estriol (E3) (Advised after 14 weeks of gestation) – [Serum]
This is used to screen for chromosomal or congenital fetal anomalies in pregnant women
No special preparation requiredDaily1(0 reviews) - Pathology
Unconjugated Estriol (E3) (Advised after 14 weeks of gestation) – [Urine, 24 hours]
This is used to screen for chromosomal or congenital fetal anomalies in pregnant women
No special preparation requiredDaily1(0 reviews) - Pathology
Urea – [Urine, 24hrs]
This test is a component of the renal function tests. It is used to diagnose kidney disease, monitor disease progression and the effectiveness of dialysis and other treatments for a patient with kidney disease
No special preparation requiredDaily1(0 reviews) - Pathology
Urea Clearance test – [Serum and Urine]
This test is used to help diagnose kidney disease or dysfunction and detect decreased kidney blood flow
No special preparation requiredDaily5(0 reviews) - Pathology
UREA CYCLE DISORDER PANEL
This tests help identify enzyme defects in the urea cycle that lead to diseases
No special preparation requiredDaily(0 reviews) - Pathology
Uric Acid – [Urine,24Hrs]
This test quantifies the uric acid level in the urine. High levels may cause kidney stones and can thus be used to monitor those at increased risk of developing kidney stones
No special preparation requiredDaily1(0 reviews)