Laboratory Tests

Laboratory tests are used in diagnostics of diseases and follow-up.

The clinical laboratory of the center has the advanced equipment ensuring high-precision of tests.

Test results are available on the day of test.

Samples for testing are collected from 8.00am to 2.30 pm from Monday to Friday.

How to prepare for tests:

The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends to undergo tests in the morning, after sleep and fasting. It is recommended to avoid consumption of alcohol, smoking, excess physical activities and stresses the day before testing.

We offer the following tests:

Complete blood count:

• hemoglobin
• hematocrit
• red blood cells
• white blood cells
• white blood cell count
• erythrocyte sedimentation rate

Urynalysis

• pH
• specific gravity
• protein
• glucose
• ketones
• bilirubin
• urobilin
• amylase
• urea
• creatinine
• microscopic sediment examination
• Nichiporenko urine test
• Bacterial urine test and test for antibiotic sensitivity

Hormones

• Thyroid panel (thyroid)
• triiodothyronine (T3)
• free T3
• thyroxin (T4)
• free T4
• thyroglobulin (Tg)
• anti-thyroid peroxidase antibody (anti-TPO)
• thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH)

Sex hormones

• estradiol
• progesterone
• testosterone
• LH
• FSH
• prolactin

Adrenal gland hormones

• cortisol

Coagulation system

• aPPT
• prothrombin time +INR
• fibrinogene
• D-dimers

Lipid panel

• total cholesterol
• triglycerides
• atherogenic index

Blood immunology

• blood group
• Rh-factor
• syphilis ELISA
• microprecipitation reaction for syphilis

Liver function tests

• total bilirubin
• direct bilirubin
• AST
• ALT
• alkaline phosphatase
• GGTP
• total protein
• protein fractions

Kidney function tests

• urea
• creatinine
• calcium
• magnesium
• phosphorus
• potassium
• sodium
• chloride

Cardiac pathology

• troponin
• myoglobin
• CPK-MB
• creatine kinase
• lactic dehydrogenase (LDH)
• AST
• total cholesterol
• high-density lipoprotein cholesterol
• triglycerides
• atherogenic index

Tests for rheumatoid arthritis

• rheumatoid factor
• ASLO
• C-reactive protein

Tests for osteoporosis

• alkaline phosphatase
• calcium
• phosphorus

Tests for anemia

• iron
• ferritin
• transferrin

Tests for diabetes

• glucose
• glycated hemoglobin
• microalbumin in urine

Tests for pancreatic pathology

• alpha amylase
• pancreatic amylase

Bacteriological tests

• Microbiological testing of swabs from throat, nose, ears, eyes, discharge from paranasal sinues, and sputum with a view to detecting clinically significant microbial strains, which cause inflammation, and to determining antibiotic sensitivity.
• Detection of pathological enterobacteriaceae.
• Urine microbiology for culture and antibiotic sensitivity (urine culture).

You do not need to schedule for the tests on a paid basis.