Private 7M Hospital laboratory is a unit that provides 24/7 service. We provide services to our patients and clinicians with our professional team consisting of experienced biochemistry and microbiology specialist physicians and advanced analysis devices in our laboratory. As in most laboratories, tests that are not studied in our hospital are performed through the purchase of services.
In the audits of our laboratory, internal quality and external quality control tests conducted, our laboratory results have been found reliable at an international level.
Clinical biochemistry is a branch of science in which various body fluids, secretions and tissue samples are analyzed at the molecular structure level in terms of diagnosing diseases, distinguishing similar ones from each other and studying the disease process. In other words, it is a laboratory science unique to medicine and clinical studies. In order to make a diagnosis of the disease in the clinic, it is necessary that the data at hand and the results of biochemical analysis are in unison. Negative or positive results obtained in clinical biochemistry can be a support, guide or pioneer for the diagnosis of the disease. Clinical findings and biochemical analysis findings are integrated as an event that goes beyond complementing each other. They alone cannot be sufficient in the diagnosis of the disease. In addition to the complementary role of clinical biochemistry in the diagnosis of diseases, it is also of great importance in terms of preventive medicine. The parameters obtained as a result of clinical biochemical examination of people even before the appearance of disease symptoms help to detect diseases that tend to occur in the future in advance and take the necessary measures.
Clinical microbiology deals with microorganisms that cause diseases and have been detected. These microorganisms can be common in diseases that occur frequently, as well as zoonoses transmitted from animals, transmitted from food, and microorganisms that are commonly found in nature that exhibit opportunistic pathogenic properties. When studying disease factors in clinical microbiology, bacteria, viruses, fungi can be found together, so each of them should be considered and examined separately. Clinical Microbiology primarily studies bacteria. In this review, information is provided with the main topics such as the general properties of bacteria, laboratory diagnostic methods and results, diseases caused by them, epidemiology, prevention, treatment and media used for identification. Culture, antibiogram tests are evaluated and finalized by a microbiologist.
