Chemistry

In this section, more than a hundred molecules present in the serum are studied, as indicators of alterations in the physiology of organisms. Allowing to evaluate the functions of different organs of the human being.

 

Urinalysis and Parasitology

It has long been known that the physical and chemical properties of urine are important indicators of the state of health. This test continues to be one of the most informative to detect renal and chemical alterations in general.

 

Hematology and Coagulation

The values obtained through the systematized blood count include parameters for each patient, with the possibility of reporting blood disorders such as anemia and leukocyte proliferations. Additionally, the coagulation mechanism is evaluated through factors such as prothrombin, fibrinogen and other related proteins, as well as the coagulation and bleeding time.

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hormones

In this section, the endogenous basal and dynamic levels of the hormones that are part of the endocrine system and that exert widespread metabolic and biochemical effects on all body tissues are measured, being able to find them in excessive or insufficient amounts when there is some type of endocrine disorder. thysol and aldosterone among others.

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Microbiology

In one of the most traditional sections of the laboratory, progress has been made from manual isolation and culture to rapid biochemical identification of bacterial genera and species, including automated susceptibility testing that allows for the precise selection of the most effective treatment for each type of urogenital infection. , coprological, hematological or lesion.

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Immunology

Through modern methods it is possible to detect Antigens and Antibodies that reveal infectious, allergic or autoimmune processes  also allow monitoring of the immune response to various infectious agents either by direct exposure or as results of vaccinations, which in states such as pregnancy are important for proper control.