Short Name: CUL-STOSample required: StoolResult Time: 3 Days This test is used to isolate and identify bacterial pathogens of various origins. Cultures are most successful when taken prior to administration of antibiotic therapy.
Read moreShort Name: CUL-SEMSample required: SEMMENResult Time: 3 Days This test is used to isolate and identify bacterial pathogens of various origins. Cultures are most successful when taken prior to administration of antibiotic therapy.
Read moreShort Name: CUL-FUNSample required: From the corresponding siteResult Time: 21 Days Fungal infections may be caused by both yeast and mold forms of fungi. Skin is normally populated with a mixture of microbes called normal flora. Most of the time, normal flora do not cause illness and do not stimulate the immune system. If there
Read moreShort Name: HVSSample required: Urine, Urethral discharge, vaginal swabResult Time: 3 Days This test is used to isolate and identify bacterial pathogens of various origins. Cultures are most successful when taken prior to administration of antibiotic therapy.
Read moreShort Name: CUL/USample required: UrineResult Time: 3 Days This test is used to isolate and identify bacterial pathogens of various origins. Cultures are most successful when taken prior to administration of antibiotic therapy.
Read moreShort Name: CUL THSample required: SerumResult Time: 3 Days This test is used to isolate and identify bacterial pathogens of various origins. Cultures are most successful when taken prior to administration of antibiotic therapy.
Read moreShort Name: CRYSample required: SerumResult Time: 1 Days Cryoglobulins are abnormal immunoglobulins which form complexes and precipitate out of serum at low temperatures and re-solubilise on warming. They can cause problems by causing the blood to be abnormally thick which increases the risk of blood clots forming in the brain (stroke), eyes, and heart. Cryoglobulins
Read moreShort Name: CRE-SUSample required: UrineResult Time: 1 Days Creatinine is a product of muscle metabolism. It is produced at a nearly constant rate and is excreted in the urine. Because of its constant rate of production, the amount of creatinine in the urine is an indirect measurement of kidney function (glomerular filtration rate). A 24-hour
Read moreShort Name: CRESample required: SerumResult Time: 1 Days Creatinine is a break-down product of creatine phosphate in muscle, and is usually produced at a fairly constant rate by the body, depending on muscle mass. Creatinine is chiefly filtered out of the blood by the kidneys, though a small amount is actively secreted by the kidneys
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