Clinical Diagnostic Laboratory

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+ 7 (7172) 51 57 02
+ 7 (7172) 27 20 15
+ 7 (7172) 50 62 71

66 Koshkarbayev Ave,
Astana

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Clinical Diagnostic Laboratory

"Know to anticipate, anticipate to act, act to prevent."

(Auguste Comte)

Laboratory diagnosis is an integral part of the clinical examination of the patient. Without such laboratory tests not only is the clinical diagnosis incomplete, but medical staff are less able to monitor the effectiveness and safety of drug therapy.

In the Clinical Diagnostic Laboratory at Multidisciplinary city hospital №1 we have the following sections:

Haematology
Biochemical
Clinical
ELISA diagnostics (hormones, tumor markers, immune status, serological markers of infectious diseases)
Haemostasis
PCR-diagnostics
Cytological

Our services:

Research – general clinical examination of the urine, sputum, cerebrospinal fluid, gynecological smears and oncocytological prostate fluid research for helicobacter.
Blood samples are taken to diagnose a number of different diseases and this makes it possible to diagnose diseases of the blood system, as well as haematological problems. It also provides insights into the state of many other organ systems of the body.
Biochemical studies reveal the functional state of organs and systems of the human body. This allows medics to understand the function of the liver, kidneys, including in the event of active inflammation, rheumatoid process and also violation of water-salt metabolism and an imbalance in trace elements. Biochemical analysis helps diagnose and assign correct treatment and to determine the stage of disease.
Research into haemostasis is of great importance in the diagnosis of various diseases (cardiovascular, obstetric, genetic pathology, systemic diseases, and diseases of the blood), as it helps identify any treatment required, as well as helps with the monitoring of anti-coagulant treatment of direct and indirect actions, and thrombolytic therapy.
Cytological studies – evaluation of morphological characteristics and the patterns of cellular elements in the biomaterial to establish a diagnosis of benign or malignant tumours, and non-neoplastic lesions.
Research into hormones – and their content in the blood can help with diagnosis of endocrine diseases, infertility, etc.
Immunological studies – provide information on the status of different components of immunity that are used in the diagnosis of primary and secondary immunodeficiencies, auto-immune, lymphoproliferative, infectious diseases, haematological diseases.
PCR diagnostics – provides an opportunity to accelerate and facilitate the diagnosis of viral diseases. Viral infections can be detected immediately after infection for weeks or months before the disease manifests symptoms.