Rheumatologist

Extracorporeal hemocorrection is a procedure for changing the composition of the blood in order to remove pathogens from it.

Photopheresis or extracorporeal photochemotherapy is a method that allows irradiation of lymphocytes with a light layer of ultraviolet A rays. This occurs in a special installation after taking methoxalen. This exposure is carried out for 2 days with an interval of 4 weeks.

Trepanobiopsy is a type of puncture biopsy. It allows extracting spongy and compact substance from a bone area. This allows determining the architecture in the tissues and around the bone marrow, that is, identifying the composition of cells, the amount and volume of adipose tissue, the structure

Sternal puncture is a method of extracting human bone marrow for sampling. The site of sampling is the anterior wall of the sternum.

Blood culture for sterility is a method for identifying a number of diseases that have specific symptoms.

Determination of the level of immunoglobulins is one of the non-specific tests. A high level of immunoglobulins only indicates the likelihood of developing the disease.

Determination of antibodies to neutrophil cytoplasm (ANCA) in the blood is one of the methods for examining venous blood.

Detection of antibodies to ds DNA is a diagnostic test for detection of autoantibodies to double-stranded (native) DNA.

Determination of antinuclear factor is part of a comprehensive laboratory analysis that is carried out to confirm/refute the development of autoimmune diseases.

Membrane plasmapheresis is one of the methods of blood purification by filtering it in plasma filters.