Lab Tests Directory
Browse our comprehensive catalog of medical tests. Book online and get tested at home or at a licensed lab in Dubai and Sharjah.
Cyclospora cayetanensis PCR
The Cyclospora cayetanensis PCR test is a highly sensitive molecular test that directly detects the genetic material (DNA) of the Cyclospora cayetanensis parasite in a stool sample. It is used to accurately diagnose cyclosporiasis, an intestinal infection.
Cyclosporin A
The Cyclosporin A test measures the level of the immunosuppressant drug Cyclosporin A in your blood. This medication is crucial for preventing organ rejection in transplant patients and managing certain autoimmune diseases.
CYP 2C 19 Genotyping
This test analyzes your genes to see how your body processes certain medications, specifically focusing on the CYP2C19 enzyme. This enzyme plays a key role in breaking down many common drugs.
Cytochemistry Panel MPO, PAS, Sudan Black
This panel of tests uses special stains (Myeloperoxidase, Periodic Acid-Schiff, and Sudan Black B) on blood cells to help identify their type. It's often used when abnormal blood cells are suspected.
Cytology (Non-Gyn) Nipple Discharge Conventional method
This test examines cells from a sample of nipple discharge to check for any abnormalities. It's a useful tool for investigating the cause of nipple discharge, which can sometimes be a sign of underlying breast conditions.
Cytology (Non-Gyn) Nipple Discharge Liquid based cytology (LBC)
This test analyzes cells from nipple discharge using Liquid-Based Cytology (LBC), a modern method that improves cell preservation and clarity. It helps identify abnormal cells that may indicate breast conditions.
Cytology (Non-Gyn) Other Fluids / Scraping Conventional method
This test involves examining cells from various body fluids (other than CSF or drain fluid) or tissue scrapings. It helps detect abnormal cells that could indicate inflammation, infection, or the presence of cancerous conditions in different parts of the body.
Cytology (Non-Gyn) Pericardial Fluid Conventional method
This test involves the microscopic examination of cells present in pericardial fluid, which is the fluid surrounding the heart. Using a conventional method, the cells are prepared on a slide and stained to identify any abnormalities. It helps in understanding the cause of fluid accumulation around the heart.
Cytology (Non-Gyn) Peritoneal Fluid Conventional method
This test involves examining cells from peritoneal fluid, which is found in the abdominal cavity, using a conventional slide preparation and staining technique. It helps identify the cause of fluid buildup in the abdomen, known as ascites. The analysis looks for abnormal cells that might indicate various underlying conditions.
Cytology (Non-Gyn) Pleural Fluid Conventional method
This test involves the microscopic examination of cells from pleural fluid, which is the fluid found between the layers surrounding the lungs. Using a conventional method, the cells are prepared on slides and stained to detect any abnormalities. It helps determine the cause of fluid accumulation around the lungs, known as pleural effusion.
Cytology (Non-Gyn) Sputum Conventional method
This test involves the microscopic examination of cells collected from sputum, which is mucus coughed up from the lungs and respiratory passages. Using a conventional method, the sputum sample is processed and stained to identify any abnormal cells. It's used to investigate respiratory symptoms and potential underlying conditions.
Cytomegalovirus (CMV) Qualitative PCR
This test detects the presence of Cytomegalovirus (CMV) DNA in your blood, indicating an active infection. It's a highly sensitive method used to confirm if the virus is currently in your system.