Clinical Analysis Laboratory

Analysis performed

The Clinical Analysis Laboratory performs analysis of hematology, microbiology, coagulation, immunology, clinical chemistry and hormonal assays. The medical personnel assist the patient in assessing the appropriateness of the request for analysis and in interpreting the results.

Preventive Check-Up

Regular examinations are essential to maintain a good health state throughout the lifespan. Prevention targeted screening, based on physical characteristics, risk factors and stages of life are the most effective way to monitor their own health. ➤ Read more

Home Samples

Nurses can take samples at home at the request of the patient. Samples will be taken from Monday to Saturday at 07:00 to 09:00, in the areas of San Giovanni, Ardeatino and EUR upon reservation. To arrange a home pickup, please contact the head nurse of the Outpatient Clinics at (Tel. +39 06.5150.11).

HIV testing

The examination of the HIV test requires the patient to present himself at the Chief of Staff Department (Monday to Friday, h. 09:00 - 18:00). The test results may only be retrieved by the patient and this may not be delegated to another.

Focus: CSF and Prothrombin Time

For inpatients admitted to the hospital, there is cerebrospinal fluid testing. CSF testing is of particular importance in the field of clinical neurology. For example, CSF examination is used as a support for magnetic resonance imaging for the early diagnosis of multiple sclerosis or to rule out other diseases. The lumbar puncture is also used to detect the Tau protein and the concentration of beta amyloid, two indicators of brain damage caused by Alzheimer's disease.

The prothrombin time is used to monitor anticoagulant therapy or to assess the hemostasis of the patient. The results of prothrombin (INR) may be requested by phone only if the patient has obtained written authorization from the Chief of Staff Department.

Highest Diagnostics Standards

The Clinical Analysis Laboratory warrants its standard diagnostic efficiency through internal and external quality controls. Internal controls monitor in real time the reliability of analytical results. A program of External Quality Assessment (VEQ) exists to assess the accuracy of the results and comparison with other analytical methods.

Non-Compliance

In case of unsuitable specimens the staff of Laboratory will contact by phone to request a new sample, without paying a new ticket or fee. A refund for tests not performed, such as sensitivity testing in the case of a sterile urine culture, can be requested at the Admissions Gates of the Outpatient Clinics.

Combating Infections

In collaboration with the Chief of Staff Department, the Clinical Analysis Laboratory is involved in the screening and monitoring of microorganisms resistant to antibiotics. Multi-drug resistance constitutes a danger to public health and an additional expense to the community at large. The objective is to analyze and prevent hospital infections caused by bacteria that develop on medical devices such as urinary catheters, venous and orthopedic implants.

The Clinical Laboratory Analysis collaborates with:

Exams - General information

To run effective tests is necessary to fast or refrain from eating and drinking for at least 8 to 10 hours. Small amounts of water can be taken. So as not to repeat exams or have unreliable results sugary drinks, alcohol, coffee and smoking must be avoided. Physical activity can affect the concentration of some serum components, so you should avoid strenuous exercise in the days prior to the exam. For tests to monitor drug therapy it is recommended that you maintain the normal dose of the drug. Bacteriological tests cannot be performed if there is an ongoing antibiotic therapy, but only after cessation of therapy for at least five days. For the best results for some diagnostic tests, you will find preparation instructions next to the name of the analysis.

For Genetic Tests please consult the Medical Genetic Clinic.

Regional Code	Analysis	Delivery time for Reports	Instructions to prepare for exam
90.19.2	17 BETA ESTRADIOL	same day
90.01.3	17 ketosteroids	7	24-h urine acidify the container
90.01.2	17 OH progesterone	5
	ACE (angiotensin converting enzyme)	4
90.01.5	BILE ACIDS	4
90.02.1	ACID 5-OH indolacetic	7	24-h urine acidify the container
	Homovanillic acid	10	24-h urine acidify the container
90.43.5	URIC ACID	same day
90.43.5	Urinary uric acid	same day	24-h urine alkalizing container
90.03.4	Valproic acid	5
90.03.5	ACID VANILLYMANDELIC	7	24-h urine acidify the container
90.15.2	ACTH (corticotropin)	4
90.04.1	ADH (antidiuretic hormone)	7
90.04.5	Alanine aminotransferase (ALT-GPT)	same day
90.05.1	ALBUMIN	same day
90.05.2	ALDOLASE	4
90.05.3	Aldosterone (supine)	4	The sampling is performed after the patient has been reclining for about two hours
90.05.3	Aldosterone (ortho)	4	The sampling is performed after 2 hours of standing or walking
90.05.3	Aldosterone 24h	4	24-h urine
90.05.4	ALFA 1 ANTITRYPSIN	4
90.06.1	ALFA 1 GLICOPROTEIN	same day
90.06.3	ALFA 2 macroglobulin	4
90.05.5	Alpha fetoprotein SERUM	same day
90.06.4	AMYLASE	same day
90.06.5	AMYLASE PANCREATIC	4
90.06.4	AMYLASE URINE	same day	24-h urine
90.07.5	AMMONIUM	same day
90.52.4	ANA SCREEN	4
90.08.1	Androstenediol glucuronide	9
	Anisakis IgG	10
90.85.2	ANTIBIOGRAMMA	3
	ANTIGENS ONCO NEURONAL Abs	20
90.57.5	ANTITROMBIN III	same day
90.77.2	APC RESISTANCE	6
90.08.4	APOLIPOPROTEIN A1	4
90.08.5	APOLIPOPROTEIN B	4
90.09.1	Haptoglobin	4
90.09.2	Aspartate aminotransferase (AST-GOT)	same day
90.44.1	Blood urea nitrogen (UREA)	same day
90.44.1	Azoturia	same day	24-h urine
90.86.1	BACTERIA IDENTIFICATION Biochemistry	4
	BETA AMYLOID 1-42 (LIQUOR)	20	ONLY FOR PATIENTS
	BETA 2 GLICOPROTEIN Abs IgG	5
	BETA 2 GLICOPROTEIN IgM Abs	5
	BETA 2 GLICOPROTEIN IgA Abs	5
90.10.1	BETA 2 MICROGLOBULIN	1
90.10.1	BETA 2 MICROGLOBULIN 24h	4	24-h urine
90.27.5	BETA HCG	same day
90.10.2	Bicarbonates	5
90.10.5	BILIRUBIN FRACTIONS	same day
90.10.4	BILIRUBIN TOTAL	same day
90.87.5	Borrelia burgdorferi IgG Abs	5
90.87.5	Borrelia burgdorferi IgM Abs	5
90.88.2	BRUCELLA Abs WRIGHT	8
90.60.1	C1 inactivator	4
90.60.2	C1Q	4
90.55.1	CA 125	same day
90.55.2	CA 15-3	same day
90.55.3	CA 19-9 (GICA)	same day
90.55.5	CA 50	6
90.56.1	CA 72-4	5
90.11.4	Calcium	same day
90.11.6	Ionized calcium	4
90.11.4	Calcium IN URINE	same day	24-h urine acidify the container
90.11.5	CALCITONIN	same day
90.12.1-90.12.2	KIDNEY STONE	5	Calculation
	Fecal calprotectin	1	fecal matter
90.12.3	CARBAMAZEPINE	5
90.47.5	Cardiolipin IgA Abs	5
90.47.5	Cardiolipin IgG Abs	5
90.47.5	Cardiolipin IgM Abs	5
90.04.2-90.18.1	CATECHOLAMINES serum	10
90.04.3-90.18.1	CATECHOLAMINES TRACTS	11	24-h urine acidify the container
	CDT carbohydrate-deficient transferrin	5
90.56.3	CEA	same day
90.48.1	Parietal cells Abs APCA	5
	CENTROMERE CENP-B Abs	5
90.12.5	Ceruloplasmin	5
90.82.2	Chlamydia pneumoniae IgA Abs	5
90.82.2	Chlamydia pneumoniae IgG Abs	5
90.82.2	Chlamydia pneumoniae IgM Abs	5
90.82.2	Chlamydia trachomatis IgA Abs	5
90.82.2	Chlamydia trachomatis IgG Abs	5
90.82.2	Chlamydia trachomatis IgM Abs	5
90.13.2	CYCLOSPORINE	5
	CYSTINE URINE	12	morning urine or 24 h urine
91.31.2	CYTOLOGICAL EXAMINATION (sputum) search for cancer cells	12	sputum
91.39.4	CYTOLOGICAL EXAMINATION (urine) to search cells neopalstiche	11	containers to be requested in the testing room
91.38.5	CYTOLOGICAL NECK VAGINAL (PAP TEST)	12
91.14.1	CYTOMEGALOVIRUS Abs IgG	1
91.14.3	CYTOMEGALOVIRUS IgM Abs	1
91.36.5-91.11.5	CYTOMEGALOVIRUS DNA QUANTITY	9
90.48.2	CYTOPLASM GRANULOCYTES NEUTROPHILS Abs ANCA	5
90.02.2	URINE Citrate	8	24 urine urine
90.15.5	CK MB	same day
	CK-MB (MASS)	same day
90.13.3	CHLORINE	same day
90.13.3	CHLORINE URINE	same day	24-h urine
90.91.1	CLOSTRIDIUM DIFFICULT SEARCH toxin A / B + GDH	same day	fecal matter
	COBALT	8
90.14.3	CHOLESTEROL	same day
90.14.1	HDL CHOLESTEROL	same day
90.14.2	LDL CHOLESTEROL	same day
90.14.4	CHOLINESTERASE (pseudocholinesterase)	same day
	CHOLINESTERASE erythrocyte	10
90.60.2	COMPLEMENT C3	4
90.60.2	COMPLEMENT C4	4
90.58.2	COOMBS DIRECT	5
90.49.3	COOMBS INDIRECT	5
90.15.3	CORTISOL	same day
90.15.3	CORTISOL URINE	4	24-h urine acidify the container
91.16.1	COXACKIE VIRUS (B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6) IgG Abs	10
91.16.1	COXACKIE VIRUS (B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6) IgM Abs	10
90.15.4	Creatine kinase (CK)	same day
90.16.3	CREATININE	same day
90.16.4	CREATININE CLEARANCE	same day	24-h urine -The execution exam requires a blood sample at the end of the collection
90.16.3	CREATININE URINE 24H	same day	24-h urine
	Chromogranin	5
	CROSS-LAPS SERUM	2
	CROSS LINKS URINE	9	24-h urine
90.39.4	CUPREMIA	5
90.26.4	Glucose curve	1
90.28.5	CURVE insulinemic	1	even if you run the glucose curve to see the signs of the blood glucose curve
90.61.3	CYFRA 21	5
90.61.5	D-dimer	same day
90.17.3	DELTA 4 ANDROSTENEDIONE	10
90.17.1	DHEA	5
90.17.2	DHEA-S	5
90.21.1	Digoxin	5
90.17.5	Dihydrotestosterone (DHT)	5
	DYSBIOSIS TEST	10	morning urine
90.48.3	NATIVE DNA Abs QUANTITY	5
91.09.1	DNase B Abs	11
	DNA-SS Abs	11
90.28.4	DOSAGE LIGHT CHAINS KAPPA / LAMBDA serum	4
90.28.4	DOSAGE LIGHT CHAINS KAPPA / LAMBDA TRACTS	4	24-h urine
90.92.2	ECHINOCOCCUS Abs IgG	7
90.38.4	ELECTROPHORESIS serum proteins INCLUDED DOSAGE TOTAL PROTEIN	3
90.39.1	URINARY PROTEIN ELECTROPHORESIS INCLUDING DOSAGE URINARY PROTEIN	8	24-h urine
90.62.2	Complete blood cell count	same day
90.66.3	ELECTROPHORESIS HEMOGLOBIN	5
90.28.1	Glycosylated hemoglobin A1C	same day
	ENA JO ANTIGEN 1 Abs	4
	ENA ANTIGEN SCL 70 Abs	4
	ENA ANTIGEN SM Abs	5
	ENA ANTIGEN SM / RNP Abs	5
	ENA ANTIGEN SSA (Ro) Abs	4
	ENA ANTIGEN SSB (La) Abs	4
90.47.3	ENA SCREEN	5
90.52.5	Endomysium IgA Abs	5
90.52.5	Endomysium IgG Abs	5
91.21.1	EPSTEIN BARR VIRUS Abs IgG (EBNA)	4
91.36.5-91.11.5	EPSTEIN BARR VIRUS DNA	10
91.21.1	EPSTEIN BARR VIRUS EA Early IgG Abs	4
91.21.1	EPSTEIN BARR VIRUS VCA IgG Abs	4
91.21.1	EPSTEIN BARR VIRUS VCA IgM Abs	4
90.18.5	ERYTHROPOIETIN	4
90.93.3	EXAMINING CULTURE DIFFERENT BIOLOGICAL SAMPLES	5	sterile containers
90.94.2	EXAMINATION OF CULTURE 'URINE (urine culture)	4	morning urine
90.94.3	EXAMINATION STOOL CULTURE (coproculture)	5	fecal matter
90.94.3	EXAMINATION STOOL CULTURE (SEARCH SALMONELLA)	5	fecal matter
90.93.3	EXAMINING CULTURE SPUTUM	3	SPUTUM
90.93.3	EXAMINING CULTURE LIQUID SEMINAL	3	LIQUID SEMINAL
90.93.5	EXAMINING CULTURE BUFFER HEADSET	3
90.93.5	EXAMINING CULTURE BUFFER MOUTH	3	The examination requires fasting
90.93.3	EXAMINING CULTURE BUFFER conjunctival	3
90.93.3	EXAM PAD SKIN CULTURE	3
91.09.2	EXAMINING CULTURE BUFFER PHARYNGEAL	3	the exam requires fasting
90.93.5	EXAMINING CULTURE PAD TONGUE	3	the exam requires fasting
90.93.5	EXAMINING CULTURE PAD NOSE	3
90.30.4	EXAMINATION cerebrospinal fluid	same day	ONLY FOR PATIENTS
91.40.5	HISTOLOGICAL EXAMINATION SKIN-SOFT TISSUE	11	the histological material must be intact in containers containing 10% formalin
91.44.1	Histopathology APP.UROGENITALE: Needle biopsy prostatic	11
90.19.3	Estriol SERUM IN PREGNANCY	5
90.19.5	ESTRONE	10
90.64.3	FACTOR II (PROTHROMBIN)
91.30.2-91.36.5X1-91.36.1X1	FACTOR II DNA (G20210 A)	10
90.64.3	FACTOR V	10
90.64.3	Factor VII	17
90.64.3	FACTOR VIII c	17
91.30.2-91.36.5X1-91.36.1X1	Factor V Leiden (G1691A Mutation)	10
90.21.3	STOOL SOLD	1	not run on Saturday
90.21.4	STOOL BLOOD HIDDEN	2	fecal matter
90.22.1	PHENYTOIN	5
90.22.3	FERRITIN	same day
90.65.1	FIBRINOGEN	same day
90.23.2	FOLATI (SOLUBLE)	same day
90.23.4	Acid phosphatase TOTAL	5
90.23.5	ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE	same day
90.24.1	Bone alkaline phosphatase SPECIFICATION	5
90.24.2	PROSTATE phosphatase (PAP)	5
	PHOSPHOLIPIDS	4
90.24.5	PHOSPHORUS	same day
90.24.5	PHOSPHORUS URINE	same day	24-h urine
90.25.1	Fructosamine TEST	5
90.23.3	FSH	same day
	GAD65 (glutamic acid decarboxylase ANTIC.ANTI)	7
	GANGLIOSIDES FULL PROFILE Abs IgG	20
	GANGLIOSIDES FULL PROFILE IgM Abs	20
90.26.1	Gastrin	5
90.25.5	Glutamyltranspeptidase GAMMA (GAMMA GT)	same day
90.49.5	Deamidated gliadin IgA Abs	5
90.49.5	Deamidated gliadin IgG Abs	5
90.27.1	GLUCOSE	same day
90.27.1	Postprandial glucose	1	It runs two hours after lunch
90.27.1 XN.	GLUCOSE PROFILE	1	times are determined by the doctor who prescribed the examination
90.27.1	GLYCOSURIA	same day	24-h urine
90.27.1 XN.	Glycosuria FRACTIONS	same day	times are determined by the doctor who prescribed the test that is performed on urine emitted at certain times
90.27.2	Glucose-6-PDH erythrocyte	5
90.65.3	GROUP AND RH FACTOR	4
91.17.2	HAV (Hepatitis A Virus) IgM Abs	4
91.17.1	HAV (Hepatitis A Virus) Abs TOTAL	4
91.17.5	HBcAb (HEPATITIS B VIRUS CORE) Abs	same day
91.18.1	HBcAb (CORE VIRUS HEPATITIS B) IgM Abs	4
91.18.2	HBeAb (ANTIGEN HEPATITIS B VIRUS) Abs	same day
91.18.4	HBeAg (Antigen and VIRUS HEPATITIS B)	same day
91.18.3	HBsAb QUANTITY (DOSAGE VIRUS HEPATITIS B) SURFACE Abs	same day
91.18.5	HBsAg (HEPATITIS B VIRUS SURFACE ANTIGEN)	1
91.19.1	HBsAg (HEPATITIS B VIRUS SURFACE ANTIGEN) TEST FOR CONFIRMATION	4
91.36.5-91.17.3	HBV DNA QUANTITY	11
91.19.5	HCV Abs SCREENING	1
91.20.1	RIBA HCV (Hepatitis C Virus) Abs TEST FOR CONFIRMATION	9
91.20.2	HCV RNA Genotype (to ask with HCV RNA qualitative or quantitative)	11
91.19.3	HCV RNA QUALITY	9
91.19.4	HCV RNA QUANTITY	11
91.20.3	HDV (VIRUS HEPATITIS DELTA) Abs	9
90.94.4	HELICOBACTER PYLORI IgG Abs	5
90.94.5	HELICOBACTER PYLORI ANTIGEN FECAL SEARCH	same day	fecal matter
	HE4 (Ovarian Cancer MARKERS)	5
91.22.1	Herpes 1 IgG Abs	5
91.22.1	HERPES 1-2 IgM Abs	5
91.22.1	Herpes 2 IgG Abs	5
90.35.1	HGH (growth hormone)	6
91.22.5	HIV-1 / HIV-2 RIBA TEST FOR CONFIRMATION	4
91.23.2	HIV 1-2 Abs / p24 Ag	1
90.57.3	HLA B27 DNA	10
90.50.2	HLA TYPING CLASS I (Loci A / B / C)	13
91.26.3	HTLV 1/2 Abs screening	8
90.28.2	HYDROXYPROLINE URINE 24h	12	24-h urine
90.68.1	SPECIFIC IgE (RAST)	6
90.68.3	IgE TOTAL (PRIST)
90.69.1	Circulating immune complexes (CIC or CCI)	8
90.69.2	Immunofixation SERUM	5
90.69.2	Urinary immunofixation	5	24-h urine
90.69.4	IMMUNOGLOBULINS IgA	same day
90.69.4	Immunoglobulins IgG	same day
90.69.4	IMMUNOGLOBULINS IgM	same day
90.68.4	IMMUNOGLOBULINS IgG4 (1,2,3,4)	5
	PHI CONTENTS (INDEX OF PROSTATE HEALTH)	6
	Inhibin B	20
	INDEX HOMA	0
90.50.5	INSULA ICA Abs	9
90.29.1	INSULIN	same day
90.51.1	INSULIN Abs	5
	Urinary iodine	12	24-h urine
	FOOD INTOLERANCE 110 FOOD HIGEA MEDITERRANEAN DIET	7
	FOOD INTOLERANCE 40 FOOD HIGEA	7
	ISOENZYMES ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE	5
90.46.5	LAC (lupus anticoagulant)	4
	LAMOTRIGINE	6
90.29.4	LACTATE ON LIQUOR	same day	ONLY FOR PATIENTS
90.29.2	LDH	same day
90.95.3	LEGIONELLA PNEUMOPHILA Abs Ig TOTAL	6
90.95.5	LEGIONELLA ANTIGEN PNEUMOPHILA INSTANT SEARCH	5	morning urine
	LEVETIRACETAM (KEPPRA)	7
90.32.3	LH	same day
90.30.2	LIPASE	same day
90.30.3	LIPOPROTEIN to	4
90.97.1	LISTERIA Abs Ig TOTAL	6
90.32.2	LITHIUM	5
90.32.5	MAGNESIUM	same day
90.32.5	MAGNESIUM URINARY	same day	24-h urine acidify the container
	Metanephrine URINE 24H	8	24-h urine acidify the container
	METOSSIAMINE PLASMA	10
91.02.4	MYCOBACTERIA SAMPLES IN BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH MICROSCOPIC	4	same way culturing biological samples
90.33.4	MICROALBUMINURIA	same day	morning urine
90.33.4	MICROALBUMINURIA 24H	same day	24-h urine
90.51.5	Microsome LKM Abs	5
90.51.4	Microsomal Abs	4
90.26.4	MINICURVA glycemic	same day
90.33.5	Myoglobin	same day
90.52.1	MITOCHONDRIA Abs (AMA)	5
91.21.3	Monotest (Epstein BARR heterophile Ab)	same day
91.24.3	MEASLES IgG Abs	5
91.24.3	MEASLES IgM Abs	5
90.52.2	Abs SMOOTH MUSCLE (ASMA)	5
90.52.3	STRIPED MUSCLE Abs (HEART)	10
91.02.5	Mycoplasma pneumoniae IgG Abs	5
91.02.5	Mycoplasma pneumoniae IgM Abs	5
	Normetanephrine	8	24-h urine acidify the container
90.18.4	NSE (neuron specific enolase)	6
	NUMBER DIBUCAINE	5
	HOMOCYSTEINE	same day
91.30.1	HOMOCYSTEINE DNA (MTHFR) A1298C	10
91.30.1	HOMOCYSTEINE DNA (MTHFR) C677T	10
	Anti-Müllerian hormone	9
90.34.5	Placental lactogen hormone (HPL)	6
	Osmolarity 'SERUM	10
	Osmolarity 'URINE	10	morning urine
90.35.3	OXALATE URINE 24 h	7	24-h urine acidify the container
90.35.4	Osteocalcin	1
	Oxcarbazepine	7
90.53.1	OVARY Abs	8
91.05.1	INTESTINAL PARASITES	1	not run on Saturday
90.35.5	Parathyroid hormone (PTH)	1
91.25.1	MUMPS IgG Abs	5
91.25.1	Mumps IgM Abs	5
90.11.1	PEPTIDE C	5
90.42.4	PERCENTAGE OF Transferrin Saturation	1
90.87.4	PERTUSSIS Abs IgG	5
90.87.4	PERTUSSIS IgM Abs	5
90.09.3	Phenobarbital	same day
90.71.3	PLATES (COUNT) in sodium citrate	same day
90.53.2	PLATES Abs	8
90.36.3	BLOOD LEAD	6
	Erythrocyte pyruvate	10
90.37.4	POTASSIUM	same day
90.37.4	Potassium URINE	same day	24-h urine
	PRO BNP	3
	Procalcitonin	4
	P-RIBOSOME	4
90.38.1	PROGESTERONE	same day
90.38.2	PROLACTIN	same day
90.72.2	PROTEIN C coagulation	7
90.72.3	C-REACTIVE PROTEIN	same day
90.72.4	PROTEIN S FREE	7
90.38.5	TOTAL PROTEIN	same day
90.38.5	PROTEINURIA	same day	24-h urine
	PROTEIN TAU LIQUOR	20	ONLY FOR PATIENTS
	TESTS EMOGENICHE (BLEEDING TIME)	same day
90.56.5	PSA	same day
	PSA FREE	same day
	PSA RATIO	same day
	QuantiFERON TB	14	It runs from Monday to Thursday-no before holidays
90.39.4	COPPER IN URINE	10	24-h urine
90.64.2	TEST RA (rheumatoid factors)	same day
	Soluble transferrin receptor (STFR)	4
	Acetylcholine receptors Abs	9
90.53.5	RECEPTORS TSH Abs (TRAB)	5
90.40.2	DIRECT RENIN (Clino)	5	The sampling is performed after the patient has been reclined for about two hours
90.40.2	DIRECT RENIN (Garden)	5	The sampling is performed after 2 hours of standing or walking
90.74.3	OSMOTIC RESISTANCE	8
	Reticulin IgA Abs	5
90.74.5	RETIcULocYTEs (search)	1
90.98.4	SEARCH CANDIDA FECAL	5	fecal matter
91.06.5	Rickettsia CONORI IgG-IgM	12
	RNP Abs	4
91.26.4	RUBELLA IgG Abs	1
91.26.4	RUBELLA IgM Abs	1
90.20.4	Salicylates	4
91.07.3	SALMONELLA Widal Abs	5
90.57.1	SCC (SQUAMOS CANCER CELL) Antigen (TA-4)	5
90.93.2	SCOTCH – TEST (RESEARCH pinworms)	1	slides to be collected from the testing room
	SEROTONIN SERUM	10
	SHBG	7
90.22.5	Sideremia	same day
90.40.4	SODIUM	same day
90.40.4	URINARY SODIUM	same day	24-h urine
	Somatomedin C (IGF-1)	4
	ST2 PRESAGE	17
	STREPTOZYME	5
90.54.3	Adrenal Abs	8
90.26.2	TBG (THYROXINE binding globulin)	6
90.75.4	TIME PROTHROMBIN PT (prothrombin activity in% of normal)	same day
90.76.1	TIME THROMBOPLASTIN PTT	same day
90.41.2	THEOPHYLLINE	5
90.27.3	PREGNANCY TEST	same day	morning urine
	TEST NORDIN	8	urine of two hours
	RAPID TEST: STREPTO A (Ag)	same day
90.41.3	TESTOSTERONE	same day
90.41.4	TESTOSTERONE FREE	5
90.42.5-90.22.5	TIBC CAPACITY 'IRON BINDER	1
90.81.5	TYPING LYMPHOCYTE COMPLETE	10	It runs from Monday to Thursday-not before holidays
90.41.5	THYROGLOBULIN	same day
90.54.4	THYROGLOBULIN Abs	same day
90.51.4	Thyroperoxidase Abs	same day
	THYROXINE (T4)	4
90.42.3	THYROXINE FREE (FT4)	same day
	TITLE ANTISTAFILOLISINICO	5
91.08.5	Anti-streptolysin O (TAS)	same day
	Topiramate	7
91.09.4	Toxoplasma gondii IgG Abs	1
91.09.4	Toxoplasma IgM Abs	1
91.56.4	TPA	4
91.10.5	TPHA QUANTITY	2
90.42.5	LJUBLJANA	same day
90.42.4	LJUBLJANA unsaturated (UIBC)	1
	Transglutaminase IgA Abs	4
	Transglutaminase IgG Abs	4
90.10.2	Treponema pallidum IgG Abs	5
90.10.2	Treponema pallidum IgM Abs	5
90.43.2	TRIGLYCERIDES	same day
	Triiodothyronine (T3)	4
90.43.3	Free triiodothyronine (FT3)	same day
	Tryptase	12
90.82.3	Troponin T HIGH SENSITIVITY '	same day
90.42.1	TSH 3rd generation ULTRA	same day
	UREA CLEARANCE	same day	24-h urine
90.44.3	URINE COMPLETE (EXAMINATION CHEMICAL – PHYSICAL MICROSCOPIC)	same day	morning urine
91.27.1	VARICELLA Abs IgG	5
91.27.1	VARICELLA IgM Abs	5
91.11.1	VDRL (RPR)	1
90.82.5	VES	same day
91.25.5	RESPIRATORY VIRUS SYNCYTIAL Abs IgG	8
91.25.5	RESPIRATORY VIRUS SYNCYTIAL IgA Abs	8
91.45.1	VITAMIN B1 (SOLUBLE)	10
90.13.5	VITAMIN B12 (SOLUBLE)	same day
90.44..5	VITAMIN D (25 OH) (LIPO)	same day
90.74.2	WAALER – ROSE	2
91.07.1	WEIL FELIX	7
91.08.1	Widal WRIGHT	5
90.45.4	ZINC	4

Service Hours for Sampling

To access the services of the Clinical Analysis Laboratory any booking isn’t required. Analysis Opening hours: Monday to Saturday, 07:00 – 11:00. Before going to the testing room Admission must be carried out at the Clinics Admission Office (via Ardeatina, 306 – 00179 Rome)

How to Access the Services

SSN (NHS) – In agreement wiht the National Health Service. Due to the limited number of performances that the Santa Lucia Foundation is authorized to provide in agreement with the NHS, this access mode is only available to people exempt from NHS-Fee (priority for the weaker segment of the population) and to people under the age of 30 (priority for the economical weaker segment of the population). In some cases the access to NHS performances can follow other criteria (i.e. priority to oncological patients). This option requires a prescription from your primary physician. You cannot choose your specialist.

SIMP – Simple solution offered by the Santa Lucia Foundation as alternative to the National Health Service (SSN). Cost to the patient is mostly comparable to the ticket for NHS performance. This option does not require a prescription from your primary physician.

Private - Access to Laboratory services with direct payment or health insurance (list of insurance agreements).

ATTENTION: some clinical performances should be accessible only in some of the modalities listed above and not in all.

Availability of Lab Reports

Reports of laboratory tests are available from the date noticed on the module for retrieval. If necessary, the patient may require a partial or complete report before the date indicated by the module. The special request must be submitted in advance of the report to the staff of the testing room. The staff will notice the date required on the NHS prescription of physician (“red form”).

In case of a high pathological value the Laboratory will make telephone contact with the patient or the physician who requested the analysis. Some urgent conditions may require repeat sampling.

Retrieval of Lab Reports

➤ View and download your reports online

➤ Retrieval of reports on site: Information Office of the Outpatient Clinics (via Ardeatina, 306 - 00179 Rome). Monday to Friday, h. 8:00 - 19:00; Saturday, h. 8:00 - 13:00.

Reports can be collected on site by the patient or other person in possession of: 1) written proxy, 2) photocopy of patient’s identification document, 3) his/her own identification document.

The report of HIV Test may only be retrieved by the patient at the Chief of Staff Department (Monday to Friday, h. 09:00 - 18:00). This may not be delegated to another.

Reports must be collected (online or on site) within 30 days from the date specified on the module for retrieval. After 30 days the patient will have to repay the full cost of the services provided.