Clinical Analysis. Laboratory.

  • GENERAL CHEMISTRY:

      1. Blood:

    • Basic biochemistry with renal, hepatic, lipid, anaemia (ferrokinetics, vitamin B12 and fólica acid), bone calcium, cardiac and muscular studies

    • Analysis of blood sugar concentration and glycated haemoglobin, taking of glucose curves

    • Measuring protein electrophoresis, dosing of immune globulin, free light chains and study of monoclonal bands

    • Blood gases: study of acis-base imbalance and CO-oximetry

      2. Urine:

    • Cytochenmical analysus and examination of fresh urine sediment

    • Fresh urine biochemistry tes (microalbuminuria(creatinine, calcium/creatinine…)

    • 24-hour old urine: determining biochemistry and hormones

    • Kidney stone analysis

      3. Faeces:

    • Faecal occult blood

    • Digestive analysis using faeces

    • Protein analysis (calprotectin, alpha 1-antitrypsin,…)

    • Analysis of 24h-faeces – lipids in faeces (Van de Kamer)

  • HAEMOSTASIS AND THROMBOSIS:

    • Anticoagulant treatment monitoring

    • Platelet aggregation

    • Thrombophilia testing

    • Special coagulation


  • HAEMATOLOGY:

    • Blood count

    • Morphology

    • Immunohematology


  • IMMUNOLOGY:

    • Autoinmmunity, basic testing for connective tissue diseases and other autoantibodies

    • Allergen-specific Ig Etesting

    • Food intolerances in blood

    • Breath tests for sugar intolerances and bacterial overgrowth testing


  • MICROBIOLOGY:
    • Bacteriology
    • Infectious serology
    • Mycology
    • Parasitology
    • Virology
  • GENETICS AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY