Description: Screening test for past cold sores (oral herpes) infection.
HSV 1 IgM
Other Names: 9471M1
Methods: ELISA-Enzyme Linked Immunosrbent Assay
TAT: Within 07 Days
Dept: Sero
Specimen 01: Serum
Container 01: Plain
Description: Screening test for recent cold sores (oral herpes) infection
HSV 2 IgG
Other Names: 1552CG2
Methods: ELISA-Enzyme Linked Immunosrbent Assay
TAT: Within 07 Days
Dept: Sero
Specimen 01: Serum
Container 01: Plain
Description: Screening test for past genital herpes infection.
HSV 2 IgM Antibody
Other Names: 9471M2
Methods: ELISA-Enzyme Linked Immunosrbent Assay
TAT: Within 07 Days
Dept: Sero
Specimen 01: Serum
Container 01: Plain
Description: Screening test for recent genital herpes infection
I-Ca
Other Names: 4830
Methods: Ion Selective Electrodes
TAT: Same Day
Dept: Bio
Specimen 01: Serum
Container 01: Plain
Description: Useful test in diagnosis of dysfunctional states in calcium metabolism.
IFE (Immunofixation Electrophoresis)
Other Names: 3125
Methods: Electrochemiluminescence
TAT: Within 14 Days
Dept: Bio
Specimen 01: Serum
Container 01: Plain
Description: Diagnosis of Monoclonal Gammopathies with Immunoglobulin Heavy and Light chains identification.
IgE Antibody – Total
Other Names: 1245
Methods: Electrochemiluminescence
TAT: Same Day
Dept: Bio
Specimen 01: Serum
Container 01: Plain
Description: Immunoglobulin E in allergic, primary immunodeficiencies, infections or other inflammatory diseases.
IGF-1
Other Names: 3194
Methods: Electrochemiluminescence
TAT: Within 07 Days
Dept: Bio
Specimen 01: Serum
Container 01: Plain
Description: Evaluation of Growth disorders and monitoring Growth Hormone Treatment.
IHC – ALK – 1 (CD 246)
Other Names: Z209K
Methods: Formalin Fixed Paraffin embedded tissue block followed by IHC method (Specific binding technique between an antibody and antigen to detect and localize specific antigens in cells and tissue)
TAT: 10 Days
Dept: Histo
Specimen 01: Tissue
Container 01: Paraffin Block
Description: Diagnosis and differential identification of malignant conditions based on immunohistochemical stains recommended by reporting histopathologist/ treating physician.
