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Anabil Diagnostic laboratories conduct a wide range of medical tests and provide various types of reports depending on the specific tests performed and the patient’s healthcare needs. Here are seven common types of diagnostic lab reports:

1. Blood Test Report: Blood tests are one of the most common types of diagnostic tests. A blood test report typically includes information on complete blood count (CBC), cholesterol levels, blood glucose levels, liver function, kidney function, and other markers. These reports are used to assess overall health and diagnose various medical conditions.
2. Urinalysis Report: Urinalysis reports provide information about the chemical composition of urine, including the presence of abnormal substances, such as blood, protein, glucose, or bacteria. This type of report helps in diagnosing urinary tract infections, kidney diseases, and other urinary system disorders.
3. Pathology Report: Pathology reports are generated after the examination of tissue samples (biopsies) or specimens collected during surgeries. These reports provide information about the presence of abnormal cells, tumors, and other cellular or tissue abnormalities. They are crucial in cancer diagnosis and staging.
4. Radiology Report: Radiology reports are generated following imaging tests like X-rays, CT scans, MRI scans, and ultrasound scans. These reports describe the findings, such as the presence of fractures, tumors, abnormalities, or organ conditions. Radiology reports assist in diagnosing injuries and diseases and guiding treatment plans.
5. Microbiology Report: Microbiology reports detail the results of tests conducted on samples like blood, sputum, urine, or stool to identify and characterize microorganisms, including bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites. These reports help in diagnosing infectious diseases and determining appropriate treatments.
6. Genetic Testing Report: Genetic testing reports provide information about an individual’s genetic makeup, including DNA sequences and variations. They can help identify genetic mutations associated with inherited diseases, assess the risk of certain conditions, or determine compatibility for organ transplantation.
7. Hormone Assay Report: Hormone assays measure the levels of specific hormones in the blood or other bodily fluids. These reports are used to diagnose hormonal disorders, such as thyroid dysfunction, diabetes, and adrenal gland disorders.

Each of these diagnostic lab reports is designed to provide healthcare professionals with valuable information to aid in the diagnosis and management of various medical conditions. The content and format of these reports can vary depending on the specific tests and the laboratory’s practices, but they typically include test results, reference ranges, interpretations, and clinical recommendations. Patients should consult with their healthcare providers to interpret and discuss the findings in these reports and develop appropriate treatment plans if necessary.