Tests categories

Detection of antibodies against intestinal cuboidal cells is useful in the diagnosis of Colitis ulcerosae (ulcerative colitis).

Determination of anti-hepatic tubular autoantibodies is a test used in the diagnosis of primary cirrhosis

The test, which detects anti-myelin antibodies (anti-neuronal and anti-myelin sheath antibodies), is performed to diagnose degenerative diseases of the nervous system.

The test allows the detection of anti-mitochondrial antibodies type M4 in the blood, one of the typesóof antibodies characteristic of primary liver cirrhosis.

The test detects antibodies against 21 steroid hydroxylase, the enzyme responsible for the synthesis of the hormones cortisolów and aldosterone, and is useful in the diagnosis of autoimmune primary adrenal insufficiency.

The test is designed to detect the presence of insulin receptor antibodies thatóre likely to interfereówith normal insulin function and lead to insulin resistance. It is especiallyólly useful in diagnosing patientsówith atypical insulin resistance thatóre not responding to standard treatment

The test involves the determination of reticulin antibodies of the IgA and IgG classes, whichóre the primary serological markers of celiac disease (visceral disease).

Antibodies to the enzyme carbonic anhydrase serve as biomarkers of regionsóof hypoxia (hypoxia), and their determination can be used to adjust treatment in some cancers.

A confirmatory test used to detect lupus anticoagulant (LA), or antibodies, in the blood, the presence of which can increase the risk of thrombosis and pregnancy complications and is often associated with antiphospholipid syndrome (APS), an autoimmune disease.