Lab, Medical report and diagnosis procedures for Colon cancer

Lab, Medical report and diagnosis procedures for Colon cancer (Colon cancer)

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Information about Deep endoscopy (Routine)

 

Endoscopy} Deep endoscopy (Routine)
Synonyms of Test
Endoscopy} Deep endoscopy (Routine)
Type of Report Clinical : Digestive Tract Assessment
Components of Report Acidity / Alkalinity Monitoring
Type of Test Scopy} Colonoscopy
Components of Test

  • Location} Upper GI Tract : Small Intestine

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    Information about Colonoscopy (Routine)

     

    Endoscopy} Colonoscopy (Routine)
    Synonyms of Test
    Endoscopy} Colonoscopy (Routine)
    Type of Report Clinical : Digestive Tract Assessment
    Components of Report Acidity / Alkalinity Monitoring
    Type of Test Scopy} Colonoscopy
    Components of Test

  • Location} Lower GI Tract : Large Intestine

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    Information about Protien (Tumor Biomarker)} Carcinoembryonic Antigen (CEA) [Antigen]

     

    Clinical Pathology : Protien (Tumor Biomarker)} Carcinoembryonic Antigen (CEA) [Antigen]
    Synonyms of Test
    Clinical Pathology : Protien (Tumor Biomarker)} Carcinoembryonic Antigen (CEA) [Antigen]
    Type of Report Microbiology & Pathology
    Components of Report Fluid : Circulatory (Essential)
    Type of Test Blood} Serum
    Components of Test

  • Blood} Serum

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    Information about Renal Function / Kidney Function Profile [Serum / Plasma]

     

    Panel} Profile : Renal Function / Kidney Function Profile [Serum / Plasma]
    Synonyms of Test
    Panel} Profile : Renal Function / Kidney Function Profile [Serum / Plasma]
    Type of Report Microbiology & Pathology
    Components of Report Fluid : Circulatory (Essential)
    Type of Test Blood} Plasma
    Components of Test

  • Clinical Pathology : Protien (Other Biomarker)} Albumin
  • Clinical Pathology : Chemical Compound} Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN)
  • Clinical Pathology : Chemical Compound} Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN) / Creatinine Ratio
  • Clinical Pathology : Chemical Compound} Creatinine
  • Clinical Pathology : Sugar} Glucose
  • Clinical Pathology : Mineral (Electrolyte)} Phosphorus
  • Clinical Pathology : Mineral (Electrolyte)} Calcium
  • Clinical Pathology : Mineral (Electrolyte)} Potassium
  • Clinical Pathology : Mineral (Electrolyte)} Sodium
  • Clinical Pathology : Mineral (Electrolyte)} Chloride
  • Clinical Pathology : Mineral (Electrolyte)} Bicarbonate (Total CO2)

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    Information about Liver Function [Serum / Plasma]

     

    Panel} Profile : Liver Function [Serum / Plasma]
    Synonyms of Test
    Panel} Profile : Renal Function / Kidney Function Profile [Serum / Plasma]
    Type of Report Microbiology & Pathology
    Components of Report Fluid : Circulatory (Essential)
    Type of Test Blood} Serum
    Components of Test

  • Clinical Pathology : Protien (Other Biomarker)} Albumin
  • Clinical Pathology : Chemical Compound} Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN)
  • Clinical Pathology : Chemical Compound} Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN) / Creatinine Ratio
  • Clinical Pathology : Chemical Compound} Creatinine
  • Clinical Pathology : Sugar} Glucose
  • Clinical Pathology : Mineral (Electrolyte)} Phosphorus
  • Clinical Pathology : Mineral (Electrolyte)} Calcium
  • Clinical Pathology : Mineral (Electrolyte)} Potassium
  • Clinical Pathology : Mineral (Electrolyte)} Sodium
  • Clinical Pathology : Mineral (Electrolyte)} Chloride
  • Clinical Pathology : Mineral (Electrolyte)} Bicarbonate (Total CO2)

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    Information about CT scan (Routine)

     

    Radio (3D)} CT scan (Routine)
    Synonyms of Test
    Panel} Profile : Renal Function / Kidney Function Profile [Serum / Plasma]
    Type of Report Microbiology & Pathology
    Components of Report Fluid : Circulatory (Essential)
    Type of Test Blood} Plasma
    Components of Test

  • Clinical Pathology : Protien (Other Biomarker)} Albumin
  • Clinical Pathology : Chemical Compound} Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN)
  • Clinical Pathology : Chemical Compound} Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN) / Creatinine Ratio
  • Clinical Pathology : Chemical Compound} Creatinine
  • Clinical Pathology : Sugar} Glucose
  • Clinical Pathology : Mineral (Electrolyte)} Phosphorus
  • Clinical Pathology : Mineral (Electrolyte)} Calcium
  • Clinical Pathology : Mineral (Electrolyte)} Potassium
  • Clinical Pathology : Mineral (Electrolyte)} Sodium
  • Clinical Pathology : Mineral (Electrolyte)} Chloride
  • Clinical Pathology : Mineral (Electrolyte)} Bicarbonate (Total CO2)

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