Laboratory diagnostics in Batumi

The clinic’s laboratory provides a wide range of general clinical, biochemical, immunological, hormonal, and other specialized laboratory tests. Analyses are performed using modern automated systems, ensuring standardized sample processing and the collection of detailed laboratory data.

Main Areas of Laboratory Testing

• Immunohematology
• Clinical Laboratory Diagnostics
• Biochemistry
• Immunology
• Cytology

General Clinical Tests

General clinical tests are used to assess overall health, detect inflammatory processes, and support the diagnosis and monitoring of various diseases.

• Complete Blood Count — with six-part white blood cell differential and ESR determination — CBC + 6diff
• Reticulocyte Count — RET
• Blood Group and Rh Factor Determination — ABO/Rh
• Complete Urinalysis — assessment of physical and chemical characteristics and microscopic examination of urinary sediment
• Vaginal Smear Microscopy

Tests are performed using Sysmex XN-1500, cobas u 601, and cobas u 701 systems.

Microscopic and Rapid Tests

Microscopic examinations and rapid tests are used for the timely detection of infectious processes and pathogenic microorganisms.

• Urethral Smear Microscopy
• Malaria Rapid Test

Hemostasis Testing

Hemostasis testing helps assess the functional status of the blood coagulation system and identify potential risks of bleeding or thrombosis.

• Coagulation Profile
• APTT — Activated Partial Thromboplastin Time
• PT/INR — Prothrombin Time and International Normalized Ratio
• TT — Thrombin Time
• FIBR — Fibrinogen Concentration
• D-Dimer

Tests are performed using Sysmex CS-2500 and cobas c 311 systems.

Acid-Base Balance and Blood Gases

These tests are used to assess respiratory and metabolic status, blood oxygenation, and electrolyte balance.

• ABG/VBG — Arterial and Venous Blood Gases
• Electrolyte Testing
• Acid-Base Balance Assessment

Tests are performed using the GEM Premier 4000 Plus analyzer.

Biochemical Tests

Biochemical tests are used to assess liver, kidney, pancreatic, cardiovascular, and metabolic function. Tests are performed using the automated cobas c 311 system.

Liver Function and Enzymes

• ALT, AST
• GGT
• ALP
• LDH
• CK, CK-MB
• Lipase
• Alpha-Amylase — total and pancreatic

Metabolites and Electrolytes

• Urea
• Creatinine
• BUN — Blood Urea Nitrogen
• Uric Acid
• Calcium — total
• Phosphorus
• Magnesium
• Iron
• Bicarbonate — CO₂
• Transferrin

Bilirubin and Protein Metabolism

• Bilirubin — total and direct
• Total Protein
• Albumin

Carbohydrate Metabolism

• Glucose
• HbA1c — Glycated Hemoglobin

Lipid Profile

• Total Cholesterol
• HDL-C
• LDL-C
• Triglycerides

Inflammatory and Autoimmune Markers

• CRP — C-Reactive Protein
• RF — Rheumatoid Factor
• ASLO — Antistreptolysin O

Immunological and Hormonal Tests

Immunological and hormonal tests are used to evaluate endocrine function, immune response, inflammatory processes, and the functional status of various organs. Tests are performed using the cobas e 411 system.

Thyroid Tests

• TSH
• FT4
• FT3
• Anti-Tg
• Anti-TPO
• Anti-TSHR
• Thyroglobulin — TG

Vitamins and Other Parameters

• Vitamin D — 25-OH
• Vitamin B12
• Red Blood Cell Folate — RBC Folate
• Ferritin

Hormonal Tests

• Insulin
• C-Peptide
• PTH — Parathyroid Hormone
• Prolactin
• LH
• FSH
• Estradiol
• Progesterone
• Testosterone
• DHEA-S
• Cortisol

Inflammation and Infection Markers

• Troponin I
• Procalcitonin — PCT
• Interleukin-6 — IL-6

Tumor Markers

• AFP
• CEA
• β-hCG
• PSA — total and free
• CA 15-3
• CA 125
• CA 19-9

Autoimmune and Allergy Tests

• Anti-CCP
• Total IgE

Rapid Virology Tests

Rapid tests are used for the initial laboratory detection of common viral and bacterial infections.

• HBsAg — Hepatitis B Surface Antigen
• Anti-HCV Ab — Antibodies to Hepatitis C Virus
• Anti-HIV Ab — Antibodies to HIV
• Anti-TP Ab — Antibodies to the causative agent of syphilis

Get Your Laboratory Tests at Our Clinic

The required list of laboratory tests is determined based on the patient’s symptoms, health status, and the recommendations of the treating physician. Clinic staff will provide information in advance regarding preparation requirements and the expected time for receiving test results.