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General Laboratory Diagnosis Department


Roman Perchuk, Head of the General Laboratory Diagnosis Department          
Head of the department
Roman Perchuk, M.D.
Heads the department since 1987.
Has the highest qualification category.

The department phone: (+38) 03322-5-61-81


In the contemporary practical medicine laboratory diagnosis ranks the leading place as it allows getting over 80% of objective information regarding human state of health. Accurate, timely and high-quality medical laboratory diagnosis is an integral part of contemporary medicine. It is especially important for diagnosing a disease, choosing optimal treatment and accessing its efficiency.

The General Laboratory Diagnosis Department (GLDD) is established within the Volyn Regional Children’s Territorial Medical Center (VRCTMC). It functions as a department and is a highly specialized laboratory.

In the clinical diagnostic laboratory
In the clinical diagnostic laboratory

There are three subdivisions in the department:

  • clinical hematology;
  • biochemistry;
  • resuscitation department laboratory.

In the department we make clinical, hematological, cytological, serologic, biochemical and bacteriological tests in different biological materials: blood, serum, plasma, urine, excrements, exudates, transsudates, bile, gastric contents, cerebrospinal fluid, gastric juice, sputum, clinical autopsy material, punctates, internal organ lavage, sweat fluid, organs and tissues imprints, bone marrow, sternal biopsy contents, mucous smears, tonsil coat.

Our methods are uniform; results are given in SI system. We conduct internal laboratory methods and results reconstruction control, interregional quality control – accuracy control.

GLDD laboratory research methods

  • Determining blood hemoglobin contents.
  • Counting number of erythrocytes in blood.
  • Counting number of leukocytes in blood.
  • Counting number of leukocytic formula.
  • Counting number of thrombocytes in blood.
  • Counting number of reticulocytes in blood.
  • Erythrocyte morphology.
  • Determining erythrocyte osmotic resistance.
  • Determining color index.
  • Examining blood for malaria plasmodium.
  • Erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR).
  • Blood sedimentation rate.
  • Bleeding time.
  • Determining hematocrit amount
  • Determining Rhesus-factor.
  • Morphological analysis of bone marrow (myelogram).
  • Cytochemical analysis of bone marrow.
  • Urine physical properties (amount, color, transparency, specific gravity, reaction).
  • Zymnytsky test.
  • Qualitative urine protein test.
  • Quantitative urine protein test.
  • Daily proteinuria.
  • Qualitative urine sugar test.
  • Quantitative urine sugar test.
  • Galactose test.
  • Lactose test.
  • Maltose test.
  • Determining urine acetone.
  • Determining bile pigments.
  • Determining urobilin.
  • Quantitative determination of enzymatic elements in urine using Nechyporenko and Addis-Kakovsky methods.
  • Microscopic examination of urinary sediments.
  • Sulkovych urine test.
  • Determining urine cytomegaly cells.
  • Free test.
  • Urine xanthouria test.
  • Sgambati reaction.
  • Urine acetest.
  • Two-glass test.
  • Urine phenylketonuria test.
  • Examining bile.
  • Determining gastric juice quantity.
  • Determining pepsin in gastric juice.
  • Determining lactic acid in gastric juice.
  • Enterobiasis test.
  • Excrement lambliasis test.
  • Excrement strongyloidiasis test.
  • Excrement helminth test.
  • Excrement stercobilin test.
  • Excrement latent blood test.
  • Excrement tripsin test.
  • Excrement liquor test.
  • Determining quantity of liqour protein and sugar.
  • Morphological liquor test (counting regular elements, their morphology).
  • Sputum analysis.
  • Vaginal smear flora test.
  • Vaginal smear atypical cells test.
  • Vaginal smear cardiologic index test.
  • Coprocytogram, excrement microbiological test.
  • Eexudate and transsudate tests.
  • Daily glucosuria test.
  • Thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) test.
  • Nose swab eosinophil test.
  • orthostatic sign test.
  • Bone marrow megakaryocyte test.
  • Determining true monocytosis.
  • Leucoconcentrate.
  • Excrement acidity.
  • Bilirubin.
  • Alanine aminotransferase.
  • Aspartate aminotransferase.
  • Thymol test.
  • ß-lipoproteins.
  • Cholesterol.
  • Alkaline phosphatase.
  • Diastase.
  • Amylase.
  • Urea.
  • Urea nitrogen.
  • Creatine.
  • Uric acid.
  • Creatinine clearance.
  • Whole protein.
  • Protein fractions.
  • Albumin.
  • Glycoproteids.
  • Antistreptolysin-0 titer.
  • C-reactive protein.
  • Glucose.
  • Coagulogram.
  • 17-ketosteroids.
  • Rheumatic factor.
  • Calcium.
  • Sodium.
  • Iron.
  • Magnesium.
  • Phosphorus.
  • Determining hemophilia type.
  • Choline esterase.
  • Copper.
  • Glycated hemoglobin.
  • Blood gases.
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