The following is a list of the most frequent Biochemical Analyses of the Department of Biochemistry (in alphabetical order by subcategory)
The prices quoted are for private billing and for individual examinations.
When the examinations are performed in a check up, then a 25% discount applies
Discounts of up to 67% apply on economy packages
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BASIC BIOCHEMISTRY – ORGANIC ELEMENTS
Abbreviation | Name | Result | Cost Euro |
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N | Nitrogen | Same day | 7 |
BUN | Urea nitrogen | Same day | 7 |
NH3 | Ammonia | Same day | 8 |
GLC | Glucose | Same day | 3 |
TC | Carnitine | Same day | 10 |
CA-U | Urinary citric acid | Same day | 16 |
Creatine | Creatine | Same Day | 7 |
Creatinine | Creatinine | Same day | 6 |
creatinine clearance | Creatinine clearance | Same day | 16 |
UN | Urias | Same day | 3 |
UA | Uric acid | Same day | 4 |
DBil | bilirubin direct | Same day | 4 |
InBil | bilirubin emesis | Same day | 4 |
TBil | Total bilirubin | Same day | 4 |
BASIC BIOCHEMISTRY – ENZYMES
Abbreviation | Name | Program | Cost € |
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ALD | Aldolasis | Daily | 3 |
ALP | Alkaline phosphatase | Daily | 7 |
B-ALP | Alkaline phosphatase – bone fraction | Daily | 15 |
AMS | Amylase | Daily | 3 |
AMSp | Pancreatic amylase | Daily | 7 |
SSA | Amyloid A | Daily | 47 |
LIP | Lipase | Daily | 10 |
G-6-PDA | Glucose 6 phosphate dehydrogenase | Daily | 5 |
LDH | Galactic dehydrogenase | Daily | 7 |
c-GT | G-glutaminotransferase | Daily | 7 |
SGOT | Glutamate Oxaloacetic transferase |
Daily | 6 |
SGPT | Glutamate Pyrostaffyl transferase | Daily | 6 |
CPK, CK | Creatine kinase | Daily | 7 |
ACP | Acid phosphatase | Daily | 7 |
PAP | Protective acid phosphatase | Daily | 7 |
SchE | Pseudocholinesterase | Daily | 7 |
BASIC BIOCHEMISTRY – LIPIDS & LIPOPROTEINS
Abbreviation | Name | Result | Cost Euro |
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ApoA | Apolipoprotein A1 | Athenmeron | 7 |
Apo AII | Apolipoprotein AII | Same day | 7 |
Apo B | Apolipoprotein B | Same day | 7 |
Apo B100 | Apolipoprotein B100 | 3 working days | 10 |
Apo CIII | Apolipoprotein CIII | 3 working days | 10 |
Apo E | Apolipoprotein E | 3 working days | 10 |
NEFA | Free fatty acids | 3 working days | 10 |
Total lipids | Same day | 6 | |
Lp(a) | Lipoprotein A | Same day | 15 |
TGL | Triglycerides | Same day | 6 |
CHO | Cholesterol | Same day | 4 |
HDL | HDL cholesterol | Same day | 7 |
LDL | LDL cholesterol | Same day | 7 |
VLDL | Cholesterol VLDL | Same day | 7 |
ELECTROLYTES
Abbreviation | Name | Result | Cost Euro |
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Ca | Calcium | Same day | 6 |
Ca++ | Calcium ionised | Same day | 7 |
Na | Sodium | Same day | 7 |
K | Potassium | Same day | 7 |
Mg | Magnesium | Same day | 6 |
Se | Selenium | 2 working days | 30 |
Fe | Iron | Same day | 5 |
P | Phosphates | Same day | 7 |
Cu | Copper | 3 working days | 25 |
Cl | Chloride | Same day | 5 |
Zn | Zinc | 1 working day | 30 |
CARDIAC MARKERS – ENZYMES
Abbreviation | Name | Result | Cost € |
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Myo | Myoglobin | 1 working | 15 |
CK-MB | Crytophosphokinase MB fraction | same day | 15 |
tHcy | Homocysteine | 1 working | 29 |
TnI | Troponin | same day | 28 |
LP-PLa2 | PLAC TEST lipoprotein phospholipase A2 | 7 working days | 80 |
pro-BNP | pro – B Natriuretic peptide | 1 working | 80 |
BNP | B Natriuretic peptide | 1 working | 70 |
CVD-20 | Thrombophilia 20 gene screening | 7-8 working days | 180 |
Selected information from sources:
- MayoClinic.org
- Labtestsonline.org
- Interpretation of Diagnostic Tests – J.Wallach
The personalization of the check-up takes into account multiple parameters of personal and family history.
Depending on the case, the selection of tests may require some that are not mentioned on this page.
The exact selection is the responsibility of your attending physician.
Edited by: Ioannis Gratsias, Lab Director / Clinical Biochemist
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Biochemical analyses are a critical tool in the field of medicine and science, providing information on the function and health of the human body. These analyses involve the measurement and determination of various biochemical elements and molecules in blood, urine, tissue or other biological fluids. They are an essential tool for diagnosing, monitoring and evaluating response to treatments for many diseases and health conditions.
Biochemical analyses include a wide range of techniques and tests, covering the determination of various biochemical parameters such as lipids, proteins, enzymes, hormones and other metabolites. These analyses provide important information about the functioning of the organs and systems of the human body, as well as any disorders or diseases that may be present.
Biochemical analyses are usually performed in specialised medical biochemistry laboratories, using advanced methods and equipment. The samples analysed may be blood, urine, fat, tissue or other biological fluids, which are collected safely and accurately by qualified medical personnel.
Biochemical analyses provide information on many aspects of a patient’s health, including:
Chronic disease monitoring: by measuring biochemical markers such as blood glucose levels, kidney or liver function, lipid levels and blood pressure, the risk of diseases such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease can be assessed.
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Disease Diagnosis: Biochemical analyses can help diagnose many diseases, including diabetes, anaemia, kidney disease, liver cirrhosis and many others.
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Treatment Monitoring: By measuring the levels of certain hormones, drugs or other chemicals, biochemical analyses can help evaluate the effectiveness of a treatment and monitor the progress of the disease.
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Prediction: Biochemical analyses can be used to predict the risk of certain diseases or health complications based on factors such as family history, previous illnesses and biochemical risk markers.
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Nutrition Assessment: Biochemical analyses can provide information about a person’s nutritional status, such as vitamin and mineral levels, which can be used to determine the need for dietary adjustments or supplements.
Overall, biochemical analyses provide important information on the health and safety of the human body and are an integral part of medical diagnosis and health monitoring. The correct interpretation and use of these results can contribute to the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of many diseases, thus helping to improve the quality of life and longevity of people.
Therefore, biochemical analyses are an essential pillar of medical practice, providing a comprehensive profile of the health and condition of the human body. With technological advances, biochemical analyses have become more accurate, rapid and sensitive, allowing for more accurate diagnosis and monitoring of diseases.
However, despite the advantages, there are some potential limitations and shortcomings that need to be taken into account. Some analyses may be susceptible to external factors such as diet or exercise, which can interfere with the accurate interpretation of results. In addition, the sensitivity of some tests may be affected by factors such as physiological variations in the body, which may require the test to be repeated to confirm the results.
Overall, despite their limitations, biochemical analyses remain an essential tool for the medical community and patients, providing important information that contributes to the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of diseases. With the continued evolution and improvement of analytical techniques, they are expected to continue to be a key element in the delivery of healthcare and the development of medical knowledge.