Clinical Biochemistry

What is Biochemistry Laboratory?

It is a unit that analyzes clinical biochemistry, general health status and diseases, and provides services in the interpretation of biological tests performed within the scope of diagnosis-diagnosis-treatment. This unit has many functions in the examination of diseases. One of these functions is to make the diagnosis in accordance with the patient's complaint and to perform the necessary tests for the diagnosis. This unit also plays an active role in the interpretation process of the test results recommended by the doctor. On the other hand, it is also effective in the process of deciding the tests that should be applied to the patient. For this reason, this unit stands out as a unit where doctors and clinicians work in cooperation.

What are routine biochemistry tests?

• Hormone analyzes
• Urine analyzes
• Analysis for metabolism
• RIA analysis
• complete blood count

Which Diseases Does the Biochemistry Laboratory Treat?

“What is a biochemistry test?” As well as the question of which diseases this unit treats, it is also a matter of curiosity. The biochemistry laboratory performs the task of testing fluid samples such as urine, intra-body fluids and blood taken from the person and reporting the results. Our unit, which generally performs the tests requested by the doctor, sometimes recommends the appropriate test for the correct diagnosis of the disease and the planning of the necessary treatment process. The types of biochemistry tests applied in our laboratory include:

• Enzyme tests
• drug levels
• blood gases
• complete blood count tests
• urine tests
• Hormone tests
• Tumor markers
• electrolytes
• Toxicology tests
• Routine biochemical tests
• Coagulation tests
• Metabolic diagnosis and screening tests
• Cardiac markers
• Electrophoresis tests