Laboratory
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Laboratory Unit
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Our hospital’s laboratory services provide 24/7 uninterrupted service to outpatient, inpatient, and emergency department patients.
The biological samples analysed in the laboratory are very varied. In general, these include serum, plasma, whole blood, urine, saliva, faeces, various body fluids (cerebrospinal fluid, known as CSF, fluids from the chest, membrane surrounding the heart, and peritoneum, gastric juice, synovial fluid taken from the joints, amniotic fluid in which the baby is still in the womb, BAL, which is the fluid that washes the bronchial tubes and alveoli), kidney and gallstones, tissues, and sperm samples.
The task of clinical laboratories is to carry out various analyses on these samples. The primary goal of modern medicine is to take the necessary precautions before a disease occurs. For this, check-up scans, which are defined as general health checks to be carried out at regular intervals, are necessary. This way, potential diseases or risks that may emerge in the future, or that have not yet caused any symptoms, can be recognized at an early stage.
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Laboratory Services
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PROF. PERNUR ÖNER M. D.
CLINICAL BIOCHEMISTRY
M. D. AYNUR ÖZEN SPECIALIST
INFECTIOUS DISEASES AND CLINICAL MICROBIOLOGY SPECIALIST
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A clinical laboratory is a healthcare facility where biological specimens (such as blood, urine, tissue, and fluids) are analysed to assess patients’ health, aid in diagnosis, and monitor treatment progress. These laboratories play a critical role in performing medical tests and interpreting results in a meaningful way, providing valuable information about patients’ health. By doing so, clinical laboratories help physicians make accurate diagnoses and develop appropriate treatment plans.
A clinical laboratory encompasses a wide range of tests and analyses conducted by various specialized departments. Each department focuses on specific medical fields and includes laboratory tests tailored to those areas. Below are some key domains that fall under the areas covered by a clinical laboratory:
- Biochemistry Laboratory:
- Analyses chemical components of the body using blood and urine samples.
- Tests include blood sugar, cholesterol, liver function tests, and kidney function tests.
- Important biochemical analyses such as hormonal tests, vitamin levels, and electrolyte balance are also performed in this section.
- Haematology Laboratory:
- Conducts tests on blood cells (red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets) and the blood’s coagulation system.
- Includes complete blood count, haemoglobin levels, bleeding and clotting tests, and the diagnosis of blood disorders (anaemia, leukaemia, etc.).
- Microbiology Laboratory:
- Detects bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites.
- Performs critical tests for diagnosing infectious diseases, such as culture and sensitivity tests, blood cultures, and tests for urinary and respiratory tract infections.
- Antimicrobial susceptibility testing and other microbiological investigations are carried out in this section.
- Pathology Laboratory:
- Diagnoses diseases through microscopic examination of tissue and cell samples.
- Biopsy samples are assessed under a microscope for conditions such as cancer, inflammation, and infections.
- Genetics and Molecular Laboratory:
- Conducts genetic testing and DNA analyses.
- Focuses on hereditary disorders, genetic abnormalities, and cancer screenings.
- Includes PCR tests, genetic profiling, and molecular biology analyses.
- Immunology Laboratory:
- Performs tests related to the immune system.
- Diagnoses autoimmune diseases and allergic conditions.
- Tests include antibody measurements, vaccine response evaluations, and immunoglobulin levels.
- Urology and Endocrinology Laboratory:
- Provides urine tests, evaluates urological conditions, and measures hormone levels.
- Includes hormonal analyses related to the thyroid, kidneys, and urogenital system.
- Blood Bank:
- Manages blood typing, donation, and transfusion processes.
- Ensures the availability of compatible blood, plasma, platelets, and other blood products for patients.
Clinical laboratories are vital to healthcare services, offering key contributions in several areas:
- Diagnosis: Many diseases are identified through clinical laboratory tests, which aid in accurate diagnosis.
- Treatment Monitoring: During treatment, laboratory tests are used to evaluate the effectiveness of therapies. They help monitor drug side effects, hormone levels, and other treatment responses.
- Early Detection and Screening: Early diagnosis improves treatment outcomes. Screening tests for cancer, diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, and other conditions are provided by clinical laboratories.
- Emergency Situations: In emergency settings, rapid laboratory test results help assess patients’ conditions and guide immediate interventions.
Clinical laboratories provide essential data for accurately assessing patients’ health. Laboratory results enable physicians to determine the most appropriate treatment methods. By offering a diverse range of tests and analyses, clinical laboratories are an indispensable component of modern medicine, playing a critical role in protecting and improving patient health.
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