Complete peripheral blood cell analysis (red blood cells, platelets, white blood cells):
– Overall health assessment.
– Early diagnosis of blood diseases (anemia, leukemia, thrombocytopenia…) and infectious diseases.
AFP liver tumor marker test:
– The AFP (Alpha-fetoprotein) test is a simple test, often used to screen and monitor the progress of cancer treatment, especially liver cancer. However, the AFP test is not a definitive diagnosis and needs to be combined with other tests to draw an accurate conclusion.
– Normal AFP levels do not rule out cancer.
CEA colorectal tumor marker test:
– CEA is a protein produced by some cancer cells. The CEA test is often used to screen for and monitor the progress of cancer treatment, especially colorectal cancer.
– Normal CEA levels do not rule out cancer.
Pancreatic tumor marker test CA 19-9:
– CA 19-9 is a glycoprotein produced by some cancer cells, especially pancreatic cancer. The CA 19-9 test is often used to screen, monitor, and assess the prognosis of certain types of cancer.
– Normal CA 19-9 levels do not rule out cancer.
Cyfra 21-1 lung tumor marker test:
– Cyfra 21-1 has certain significance in screening lung cancer patients, especially in distinguishing lung cancer from other benign lung diseases.
– Normal Cyfra 21-1 levels do not rule out cancer.
CA 72-4 gastric tumor marker test:
– CA 72-4 is a tumor cell antigen, commonly used to detect and monitor the growth of tumors in the body, especially stomach cancer.
– Normal CA 72-4 levels do not rule out cancer.
Breast tumor marker test (CA 15 – 3)
– CA 15-3 blood levels may be elevated in people with breast cancer.
– Normal CA 15-3 levels do not rule out the possibility of cancer. It is necessary to combine diagnostic imaging (ultrasound, mammography, MRI) and biopsy to screen for early stage disease.
Ovarian tumor marker test (CA 125)
– CA-125 blood levels can be elevated in people with ovarian cancer, but can also be caused by other conditions (related to menstruation, cardiovascular disease, chronic inflammatory diseases…)
– Normal CA-125 levels do not rule out cancer.
