Complete Blood Count (CBC)
Twenty-one parameter analysis of red cells, white cells and platelets.
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Twenty-one parameter analysis of red cells, white cells and platelets.
Eighteen-parameter physical, chemical and microscopic urine examination.
Specific IgE against a panel of commonly implicated Indian foods.
Eleven-parameter kidney panel including electrolytes and calculated eGFR.
Eleven-parameter assessment of liver enzymes, bilirubin and proteins.
Physical, chemical and microscopic stool examination.
High-resolution abdominal ultrasound scan reported by consultant radiologist.
Ultrasound of the heart showing chambers, valves and pumping function.
Specific IgE against airborne triggers common in North India.
A 12-lead recording of the heart’s electrical activity.
Full cholesterol and triglyceride panel with calculated ratios.
Screens for infections that can affect a pregnancy.
High-resolution digital chest radiograph with radiologist reporting.
Targeted ultrasound of kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, and prostate.
Digital radiograph of maxillary, frontal, and ethmoid air sinuses.
Anterior-Posterior digital view of the pelvic girdle and bilateral hip joints.
Digital abdominal radiograph screening for intestinal gas patterns and radio-opaque calculi.
Digital radiograph of the ankle mortise, distal tibia, fibula, and talus.
Digital radiograph of neck vertebrae (C1 to C7) assessing cervical alignment.
Multi-view digital radiograph of tarsals, metatarsals, and phalanges.
Two-view digital knee radiograph with joint space assessment.
High-resolution digital radiograph of the lower back and lumbar vertebrae.
Two-view digital radiograph of the glenohumeral joint and acromioclavicular articulation.
High-resolution digital radiograph of carpal bones, radius, ulna, and metacarpals.
Two-view digital chest radiograph providing 3D anatomical localization.
Separates haemoglobin types to detect thalassaemia trait and variants.
Pelvic ultrasound with consultant radiologist reporting.
Weight-bearing standing digital radiograph comparing both knees under real gravity load.
ECG recorded while walking on a treadmill under supervision.
Classical agglutination test for typhoid antibodies.
Serum iron with binding capacity and saturation.
Blood test for tuberculosis infection, unaffected by prior BCG vaccination.
Fasting sample, a measured glucose drink, then a repeat at two hours.
Clotting time with the standardised INR ratio.
The standard three-hormone thyroid panel.
Grows any bacteria present and tests which antibiotics will work.
Detects the earliest kidney damage from diabetes, long before creatinine rises.
Measures the free, biologically active thyroid hormones.
Particle-based cholesterol risk assessment.
Cultures blood to identify bloodstream infection.
Screening test for autoimmune connective-tissue disease, reported with pattern and titre.
Full dengue panel covering early antigen and both antibodies.
First-trimester screening for chromosomal conditions, read with the NT scan.
ABO group with Rh (D) typing.
Single most used marker of kidney filtration.
Rapid antibody test for typhoid.
Rapid antigen test with a confirmatory peripheral smear.
Measures how fast the marrow is producing new red cells.
Your average blood sugar over the past three months, in one number.
Fourth-generation combined antigen and antibody screen.
The two pituitary hormones that drive ovulation.
Measures blood glucose after an overnight fast — the standard first check for diabetes.
Blood glucose exactly two hours after a meal, showing how well your body clears sugar.
A single glucose reading taken at any time of day.
A general marker of inflammation anywhere in the body.
Total serum calcium.
Serum uric acid, the marker for gout.
Screening test for syphilis.
The single most sensitive screen for thyroid problems.
The free, active form of triiodothyronine.
The free, active form of thyroxine.
Screening antibody for rheumatoid arthritis.
Assesses a second clotting pathway, usually paired with PT/INR.
Acute-phase protein that rises quickly with infection or inflammation.
Pituitary hormone that governs milk production.
Quantitative blood pregnancy test.
Morning cortisol, the body’s main stress hormone.
Cardiac enzyme used alongside troponin.
Fasting insulin level, used to assess insulin resistance.
Total serum testosterone.
Serum vitamin B12 level.
Confirms ovulation when taken in the second half of the cycle.
Principal oestrogen, used in fertility and menopause assessment.
Sensitive marker of low-grade inflammation linked to cardiovascular risk.
Overall allergic-antibody level.
Detects recent streptococcal infection.
Measures the body’s stored iron.
Serum folate, usually checked with vitamin B12.
Screening test for active hepatitis B infection.
Screening marker for prostate disease.
Liver tumour marker, also used in pregnancy screening.
Ovarian tumour marker, also used to monitor treatment.
Marker used mainly in colorectal cancer follow-up.
Antibody test for chikungunya.
Detects antibodies to the hepatitis C virus.
An amino acid that, when raised, is associated with cardiovascular and clotting risk.
An inherited cholesterol particle that standard lipid panels miss.
The standard measure of vitamin D status.
Screens for the enzyme deficiency that causes drug- and food-triggered anaemia.
Regulates calcium; checked alongside calcium and vitamin D.
Second autoimmune thyroid antibody, used alongside Anti-TPO.
Screens for abnormal clot breakdown products.
The definitive marker of heart-muscle injury.
Adrenal androgen, assessed in PCOS and unexplained hair growth.
Shows how much insulin the pancreas is still producing.
Marker of remaining ovarian reserve.
Detects the bacterium behind most stomach ulcers.
More specific than RA factor for rheumatoid arthritis.
Genetic marker associated with ankylosing spondylitis.
Marker of cardiac strain, used to assess heart failure.
Detects the antibody behind autoimmune thyroid disease.