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Semen analysis is the main test performed to determine the causes of male infertility. Semen is a viscous, whitish liquid containing sperm and products from several glands including the prostate.

The test is designed for the rapid differential diagnosis of EBV infection, - reveals the presence or absence of antibodies to the antigens of the virus that causes infectious mononucleosis.

Blood growth hormone testing is recommended for the diagnosis and treatment of diseases and conditions associated with disorders of hormone secretion.

Gluten is a fraction of plant-derived proteins, consisting of glutenin and, depending on the type of grain, gliadin (wheat), hordein (barley) or secalin (rye).

The examination of skin cultures makes it possible to assess what type of bacteria is responsible for the occurrence of a particular disease in a patient, while determining to which drug the pathogen is most sensitive, for the application of the most optimal therapeutic substance.

HE4 is a specific chemical compound that is used as a tumor marker. HE4 testing is usually ordered as a subsequent diagnostic test to evaluate the development of ovarian cancer.

Blood type identification card - a card confirming blood type. The issuance of the card is associated with the double determination of the blood group.

The Mite Recombinant Panel was designed to deepen the diagnosis in patients qualified to start immunotherapy for house dust mite. It helps predict the effectiveness of desensitization.

The PAPP-A test is a prenatal, non-invasive diagnostic test based on the evaluation of the concentration of a specific protein produced in a woman's body during pregnancy. The PAPP-A test makes it possible to estimate the statistical risk of fetal genetic defects in the form of trisomies.