Estriol is a secondary female hormone. In women, it is produced by the ovaries; in men, by the testes. Additional secretion occurs in the adrenal cortex regardless of sex. In pregnant women, from the third trimester, it is produced by the placenta and fetal liver.
Estradiol is one of three estrogen types, a steroid hormone.
When testing for ALP levels, it must be considered that this enzyme’s activity accompanies not only pathological deviations but is also physiologically characteristic of pregnancy, childhood, and menopause.
This test enables early-stage cancer detection. Differential diagnostics determine pathological progression, precancerous dysplastic changes, or benign tumors.
Test Purpose – To determine the presence or absence of cancer cells in the body and subsequently assess the benign or malignant nature of formations.
Cervical cancer (CC) ranks third after breast and colorectal cancers.
With this examination, a specialist determines the nature of formations. This study is conducted by cytology, which analyzes the structure and function of cells, their derivatives, and the physiological processes involved in their reproduction.
CA 19-9 test – a method to detect a specific antigen produced by gastrointestinal epithelial cells. High concentrations may indicate malignant growths in GI tissues.
Thyroxine-binding globulin – the primary blood plasma protein binding thyroxine.
This investigation identifies respiratory disease types, informs about inflammation nature and severity, and determines whether the body is affected by an infectious or inflammatory condition.