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24/06/2016

BONE DISEASES TEST ON 26TH OF MAY AND 3RD JUNE

RHEUMATOID FACTOR (ARTHRITIS ) TEST
CRP
ESR
CALCIUM
PHOSPHORUS
ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE
VITAMIN D3 25 OH

ONLY AT 800

24/06/2016

24/06/2016

COMPLETE BODY PROFILE TEST ON THIS SUNDAY AT VERY REASONABLE RATE

LFT 8 PARAMETERS

RFT WITH SODIUM POTASSIUM 9 PARAMETERS

LIPID PROFILE 4 PARAMETERS

CBC

GLUCOSE FASTING

URINE EXAMINATION

All TESTS ARE PERFORMED FULLY AUTOMATED BIOCHEMISTRY /ELECTROLYTE /CHEMILUMINESCE ANALYZER 100% ASSURANCE

ONLY AT 1400


COMPLETE BODY PROFILE TEST ON THIS SUNDAY AT VERY REASONABLE RATE

LFT 8 PARAMETERS

RFT WITH SODIUM POTASSIUM 9 PARAMETERS

LIPID PROFILE 4 PARAMETERS

CBC

GLUCOSE FASTING

URINE EXAMINATION

T3 T4 TSH

ALL TESTS ARE PERFORMED FULLY AUTOMATED BIOCHEMISTRY/ELECTROLYTE /CHEMILUMINESCE ANALYZER

100% ASSURANCE
ONLY AT 1600

COMPLETE BODY PROFILE DIABETIC PATIENTS TEST ON THIS SUNDAY AT VERY REASONABLE RATE

LFT 8 PARAMETERS

RFT WITH SODIUM POTASSIUM 9 PARAMETERS

LIPID PROFILE 4 PARAMETERS

CBC

GLUCOSE FASTING

URINE EXAMINATION

T3 T4 TSH

HBA1C

ONLY AT 1800

All tests are performed fully automated biochemistry /electrolyte /chemiluminesce analyzer 100%assurance

GRAND COMPLETE BODY PROFILE TEST ON THIS SUNDAY AT VERY REASONABLE RATE

LFT 8 PARAMETERS

RFT WITH SODIUM POTASSIUM 9 PARAMETERS

LIPID PROFILE 4 PARAMETERS

CBC

GLUCOSE FASTING

URINE EXAMINATION

T3 T4 TSH

HBA1C

VITAMIN D

ONLY AT 2300

ALL TESTS ARE PERFORMING FULLY AUTOMATED BIOCHEMISTRY /ELECTROLYTE/ CHEMILUMINESCE ANALYZER 100% ASSURANCE

01/05/2016

Installation of fully biochemistry analyzer at sarwal lab

15/04/2016

FULLY AUTOMATED HAEMATOLOGY CELL COUNTER 6 PART DIFFERENTIAL

FIRST 6 PART CELL COUNTER IN JAMMU

BENEFITS :-

Sysmex devices are especially powerful as we provide an actual IG count [%] and not just a “flag” for immature granulocytes. We also provide an absolute IG count that considers the ratio of immature granulocytes and the total of neutrophils.
Automated IG counts generally mean you can reduce the number of blood smears and the workload by manual counting.

The IG count alone does not let you predict sepsis or infection. However, it can support diagnosis and prediction together with other parameters such as cytokines, interleukins and CRP. It is more useful as a monitoring parameter when the patient has already been diagnosed correctly and is under treatment.

Blood samples of unknown patients with an increased IG count should usually undergo blood smear preparation and morphological examination to distinguish between malignant and reactive conditions. In known patients, an automated IG count can avoid the manual review while therapy monitoring infections or inflammation.

The IG count of paediatric patients, especially premature neonates or neonates younger than seven days, has to be taken with care due to their immature immune systems and the greater number of immature cells in the circulating blood.

IMMATURE GRANULOCYTE (IG) COUNT

What is an IG count?
With the exception of blood from neonates or pregnant women, the appearance of immature granulocytes in the peripheral blood indicates an early-stage response to infection, inflammation or other stimuli of the bone marrow. Being able to detect them quickly and reliably opens doors to new diagnostic possibilities for related disorders.
Current areas of research regarding the diagnostic significance of circulating immature granulocytes focus on the early and rapid discrimination of bacterial from viral infections, particularly in children, recognising bacterial infection in neonates, and the early recognition of bacterial infection and sepsis in adults, which is of vital importance in particular for intensive care patients.
Valuable information for immediate action – at no additional cost
The high accuracy of our IG counting method provides a valuable tool for physicians in concluding a diagnosis or requesting further patient investigation. When samples are flagged for the presence of IG on conventional haematology analysers, they usually require a microscopic differential count. Our automatic IG counting reduces the review rate significantly. Moreover, results including the presence and concentration of IGs become available within minutes – and are included in the complete CBC+DIFF analysis.
Many of our devices offer an IG, or immature granulocyte count. They are used especially for patients who are highly susceptible to infections because of a suppressed immune system and because the increased IG count reflects an active response by the immune system. In addition to patients with general infections and inflammations, clinicians will pay particular attention to:
Patients from the intensive care unit,
Patients undergoing chemotherapy,
Patients suffering from HIV/AIDS.

15/04/2016

ESR ANALYSER

15/04/2016

COAGULATION ANALYSER AUTOMATED

11/04/2016

AUTOMATED ELECTROLYTE ANALYSER FOR SODIUM ,POTASSIUM, CALCIUM

11/04/2016

LAURA M AUTOMATED URINE ANALYSER
URINE ROUTINE
URINE MICROL
URINE COMPLETE EXAMINATION

11/04/2016

We can differentiate between the milk from a cow or a buffalo by looking at its color and thickness. While being different from one another in terms of composition and richness, both cow and buffalo milk possess properties that give them their unique nutritional value and health benefits. Including them in your daily diet can help you to stay fit and strong. Here's a look at what they offer, and which one can be the most appropriate for you:

1. Fat content - It's the fat content of these two milks that instantly make them different from one another. Of the two, buffalo milk has a higher percentage of fat content, which keeps your stomach fuller for a long time. On the other hand, cow's milk is easier to digest due to its low-fat content. When it comes to the fat percentage in buffalo milk, on an average it is two times more than that of cow milk. So, if the average fat content in cow milk is 3-4% that of buffalo milk is about 7-8%.

2. Protein content - Buffalo milk contains more protein in comparison to cow milk, which can make it more difficult to digest. It comes with a protein content that is in the range of 4.2%-4.5% and is 11% higher than that of cow milk.

3. Cholesterol content - Cholesterol levels differ in both the milk, with buffalo milk being significantly lower in cholesterol. While buffalo milk has a cholesterol content of 0.65 mg/g, cow milk records 3.14 mg/g of cholesterol.

4. Water content - Cow milk reports higher water content compared to buffalo milk. This is because it contains fewer solids with about 90% of the milk being composed of water. It's this high water percentage that gives cow milk its hydrating quality.

5. Calorie content - Since buffalo milk comes with more proteins and fat, it has more calories. For every 100ml of buffalo milk, you consume about 100Kcals. On the other hand, cow milk contains about 70 Kcals.

If you're on a diet to lose weight and improve your metabolic processes, cow milk would be the most appropriate option as it is low in fat, protein and calorie content. On the other hand, if you want to gain weight and strengthen weak bones, buffalo milk is what you should have daily.

07/04/2016

FULLY BIOCHEMISTRY ANALYSER 180 TESTS PER HOUR

07/04/2016

CHEMIST CORNER LAB

INVESTIGATIONS DONE
FULL BIOCHEMISTRY
FULL UROLOGY
FULL HAEMATOLOGY
FULL IMMUNOLOGY
CYTOLOGY
COAGULATION
ELECTROLYTES

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