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Blood Culture & Sensitivity Bacteriology Specimen: Blood • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

CSF Culture & Sensitivity Bacteriology Specimen: CSF • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Genital Culture & Sensitivity Bacteriology Specimen: Genital swab • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Pus Culture & Sensitivity Bacteriology Specimen: Pus swab • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Urine Culture & Sensitivity Bacteriology Specimen: Urine (MSU) • Typical TAT: 2–4 days

Wound Culture & Sensitivity Bacteriology Specimen: Wound swab • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Sputum Culture & Sensitivity Bacteriology Specimen: Sputum • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Aspirate Culture & Sensitivity Bacteriology Specimen: Fluid / aspirate • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

H. pylori Antibody IgA/IgG/IgM Bacteriology Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 3–7 days

H. pylori Antigen (Stool) Bacteriology Specimen: Stool • Typical TAT: 3–7 days

Leptospirosis Antibody Bacteriology Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 3–7 days

C. difficile Antigen Bacteriology Specimen: Stool • Typical TAT: 3–7 days

Typhoid IgG/IgM Bacteriology Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 3–7 days

Tuberculosis IgG/IgM Bacteriology Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

ABO & Rh Blood Group Blood Bank Specimen: Whole blood • Typical TAT: 3–7 days

Direct Coombs Test Blood Bank Specimen: Whole blood • Typical TAT: 3–7 days

Indirect Coombs Test Blood Bank Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 3–7 days

RBC Genotyping Blood Bank Specimen: Whole blood • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Rh Genotyping Blood Bank Specimen: Whole blood • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Complete Blood Count (CBC) Hematology Specimen: EDTA blood • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR) Hematology Specimen: EDTA blood • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Reticulocyte Count Hematology Specimen: EDTA blood • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Hb Electrophoresis Hematology Specimen: EDTA blood • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

APTT Hematology Specimen: Citrated plasma • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Prothrombin Time + INR Hematology Specimen: Citrated plasma • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

PT / PTT / INR Hematology Specimen: Citrated plasma • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Factor VIII Assay Hematology Specimen: Citrated plasma • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Factor IX Assay Hematology Specimen: Citrated plasma • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

Lupus Anticoagulant Screen Hematology Specimen: Citrated plasma • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Mixing Studies Hematology Specimen: Citrated plasma • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Incubated Mixing PT Hematology Specimen: Citrated plasma • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Incubated Mixing PTT Hematology Specimen: Citrated plasma • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

FDP Hematology Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Bleeding Time Hematology Specimen: Whole blood • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Anti-streptolysin O (ASTO) Immunology / Autoimmune Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Anti-CCP Immunology / Autoimmune Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Antinuclear Antibody (ANA) Immunology / Autoimmune Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Anti-dsDNA Immunology / Autoimmune Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Autoimmune Liver Screen Immunology / Autoimmune Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

C-Reactive Protein (CRP) Immunology / Autoimmune Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

High-sensitivity CRP (hs-CRP) Immunology / Autoimmune Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

C3 & C4 Complement Immunology / Autoimmune Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Rheumatoid Factor Immunology / Autoimmune Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Thyroid Autoantibody Panel (TgAb + TPO Ab) Immunology / Autoimmune Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

VDRL Syphilis / Sexual Health Serology Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

TPHA Titre Syphilis / Sexual Health Serology Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

FTA-ABS (Total) Syphilis / Sexual Health Serology Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Syphilis Antibodies IgA/IgG/IgM Syphilis / Sexual Health Serology Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Chlamydia / Gonorrhea Antigen (Rapid) Syphilis / Sexual Health Serology Specimen: Urine / genital swab • Typical TAT: Same day

Urea & Electrolytes Chemistry Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Creatinine Clearance Chemistry Specimen: Urine • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Liver Function Test Chemistry Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Lipid Profile Chemistry Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Glucose Fasting Chemistry Specimen: Fluoride plasma • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Glucose Random Chemistry Specimen: Fluoride plasma • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Glucose 1 Hour Chemistry Specimen: Fluoride plasma • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Glucose 2 Hour Chemistry Specimen: Fluoride plasma • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Oral Glucose Tolerance Test (Fasting + 2 Hour) Chemistry Specimen: Fluoride plasma • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

O'Sullivan Test Chemistry Specimen: Fluoride plasma • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

HbA1c Chemistry Specimen: EDTA blood • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Calcium Chemistry Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Magnesium Chemistry Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Phosphorus Chemistry Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Calcium / Magnesium / Phosphorus Chemistry Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Proteins Chemistry Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Serum Iron, TIBC & % Saturation Chemistry Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Ferritin Chemistry Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Serum Folate Chemistry Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Vitamin B12 Chemistry Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

25-Hydroxy Vitamin D Chemistry Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Uric Acid Chemistry Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Creatine Kinase (CK) Chemistry Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

LDH Chemistry Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Amylase Chemistry Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Lipase Chemistry Specimen: Serum / urine • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Immunoglobulins (IgG, IgA, IgM) Chemistry Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

SPEP Chemistry Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

D-Dimer Cardiac / Metabolic Specimen: Citrated plasma • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Troponin Cardiac / Metabolic Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

NT-proBNP Cardiac / Metabolic Specimen: EDTA plasma • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Microalbumin Cardiac / Metabolic Specimen: Urine • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Coronary Risk B (Lipids + NT-proBNP) Cardiac / Metabolic Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Thyroid Function Test (TFT) Hormones / Endocrine Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

TSH Hormones / Endocrine Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Free T4 Hormones / Endocrine Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

T3 / Free T3 Hormones / Endocrine Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

FSH Hormones / Endocrine Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

LH Hormones / Endocrine Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Estradiol Hormones / Endocrine Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Progesterone Hormones / Endocrine Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Prolactin Hormones / Endocrine Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Testosterone, Total Hormones / Endocrine Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

AMH Hormones / Endocrine Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Serum hCG Hormones / Endocrine Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

PTH Hormones / Endocrine Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

ACTH Hormones / Endocrine Specimen: EDTA plasma • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Cortisol (Serum) Hormones / Endocrine Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Cortisol (Urine) Hormones / Endocrine Specimen: Urine • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

C-Peptide Hormones / Endocrine Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

DHEA-S Hormones / Endocrine Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Growth Hormone (GH) Hormones / Endocrine Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Serum Insulin Hormones / Endocrine Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Plasma Metanephrines Hormones / Endocrine Specimen: EDTA plasma • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

Renin Activity Hormones / Endocrine Specimen: EDTA plasma • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

AFP Tumour Markers Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Carcinoembryonic Antigen (CEA) Tumour Markers Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

CA-125 Tumour Markers Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

CA 15-3 Tumour Markers Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

PSA Tumour Markers Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Beta-2 Microglobulin Tumour Markers Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

JAK2 V617F Mutation Molecular Pathology / Genetics Specimen: Whole blood • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

BCR-ABL1 Mutation Molecular Pathology / Genetics Specimen: Whole blood • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

ASXL Mutation Molecular Pathology / Genetics Specimen: Whole blood / tissue • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

BRCA1 Mutation Molecular Pathology / Genetics Specimen: Whole blood / tissue • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

BRCA2 Mutation Molecular Pathology / Genetics Specimen: Whole blood / tissue • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

BRAF V600E Mutation Molecular Pathology / Genetics Specimen: Tissue / blood • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

Calreticulin 1 Molecular Pathology / Genetics Specimen: Whole blood • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

Calreticulin 2 Molecular Pathology / Genetics Specimen: Whole blood • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

Calreticulin Mutation Molecular Pathology / Genetics Specimen: Whole blood • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

MPL Mutation Molecular Pathology / Genetics Specimen: Whole blood • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

Factor V & Prothrombin Molecular Pathology / Genetics Specimen: Whole blood • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

Prothrombin Mutation Molecular Pathology / Genetics Specimen: Whole blood • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

HER2 Mutation Molecular Pathology / Genetics Specimen: Tissue • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

HLA-B27 / HLA-B51 Molecular Pathology / Genetics Specimen: Whole blood • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

HNPCC / APC Mutation Molecular Pathology / Genetics Specimen: Whole blood / tissue • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

MGMT Methylation Molecular Pathology / Genetics Specimen: Tissue • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

Microsatellite Instability Molecular Pathology / Genetics Specimen: Tissue • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

Thyroid Mutation Panel (BRAF, RET, RAS, PTEN) Molecular Pathology / Genetics Specimen: Tissue • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

Paternity Testing Molecular Pathology / Genetics Specimen: Buccal swab / blood • Typical TAT: Contact for TAT

Neonatal Screening Molecular Pathology / Genetics Specimen: Heel-prick blood • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

COVID-19 PCR Molecular Virology Specimen: NP / OP swab • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

CMV PCR Molecular Virology Specimen: Plasma / serum • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

EBV PCR Molecular Virology Specimen: Plasma / serum • Typical TAT: 1–2 days

HPV Genotype 6/11/16/18 PCR Molecular Virology Specimen: Cervical swab • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

HPV 16/18 PCR Molecular Virology Specimen: Cervical swab • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

HSV-1 & HSV-2 PCR Molecular Virology Specimen: Swab / urine • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Human Herpesvirus 6 & 8 PCR Molecular Virology Specimen: Plasma / tissue • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

HTLV-1 & HTLV-2 PCR Molecular Virology Specimen: Whole blood • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Rotavirus PCR Molecular Virology Specimen: Stool • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

VZV PCR Molecular Virology Specimen: Swab / plasma • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Neuro-12 Multiplex PCR Molecular Virology Specimen: Clinical specimen per panel • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

C. difficile Toxin A/B PCR Molecular Bacteriology Specimen: Stool • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Chlamydia / Gonorrhoeae PCR Molecular Bacteriology Specimen: Urine / swab • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Enterobacteriaceae PCR Molecular Bacteriology Specimen: Swab / culture isolate • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Enterococcus spp. + E. faecium PCR Molecular Bacteriology Specimen: Swab / culture isolate • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Group A & B Streptococcus PCR Molecular Bacteriology Specimen: Swab • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Haemophilus influenzae PCR Molecular Bacteriology Specimen: Respiratory specimen • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Mycoplasma genitalium / hominis PCR Molecular Bacteriology Specimen: Urine / swab • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Neisseria meningitidis PCR Molecular Bacteriology Specimen: CSF / swab • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Pneumocystis jirovecii PCR Molecular Bacteriology Specimen: Respiratory specimen • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

S. pneumoniae & S. aureus PCR Molecular Bacteriology Specimen: Respiratory / swab • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

STI-2 Multiplex PCR STI Multiplex PCR Specimen: Urine / swab • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

STI-2 PCR (Ureaplasma / M. hominis) STI Multiplex PCR Specimen: Urine / swab • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

STI-2 PCR (HSV-1 / HSV-2) STI Multiplex PCR Specimen: Urine / swab • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

STI-2 PCR (Chlamydia / Trichomonas) STI Multiplex PCR Specimen: Urine / swab • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

STI-2 PCR (Trichomonas / Ureaplasma) STI Multiplex PCR Specimen: Urine / swab • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

STI-4 (CT / NG / MH / UU-UP) PCR STI Multiplex PCR Specimen: Urine / swab • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

STI-4 (HSV-1 / HSV-2 / UP / MH) PCR STI Multiplex PCR Specimen: Urine / swab • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

STI-4 (TV / HSV-2 / UP / MH) PCR STI Multiplex PCR Specimen: Urine / swab • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

STI-4 (CT / NG / HSV-1 / HSV-2) PCR STI Multiplex PCR Specimen: Urine / swab • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

STI-4 (HSV-1 / MG / MH / UP) PCR STI Multiplex PCR Specimen: Urine / swab • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

STI-4 (CT / NG / TV / HSV-2) PCR STI Multiplex PCR Specimen: Urine / swab • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

STI-6 Multiplex PCR STI Multiplex PCR Specimen: Urine / swab • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

STI-9 Multiplex PCR STI Multiplex PCR Specimen: Urine • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

STI-11 Panel PCR STI Multiplex PCR Specimen: Urine + blood / serum • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

STI-13 Panel PCR STI Multiplex PCR Specimen: Urine / swab / blood • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

STI-15 Panel PCR STI Multiplex PCR Specimen: Urine / swab / blood • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

STI-17 Panel STI Multiplex PCR Specimen: Urine / swab / blood • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

STI-21 Combo STI Multiplex PCR Specimen: Urine / swab / blood • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

STI-25 Combo STI Multiplex PCR Specimen: Urine / swab / blood • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Neuro-2 PCR (HSV-1 & HSV-2) STI Multiplex PCR Specimen: CSF • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Urinalysis Urine Chemistry Specimen: Urine • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Urine Microscopy Urine Chemistry Specimen: Urine • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Urine Electrolytes Urine Chemistry Specimen: Urine • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Microalbumin (Urine) Urine Chemistry Specimen: Urine • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Proteins (Urine) Urine Chemistry Specimen: Urine • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Calcium (Urine) Urine Chemistry Specimen: Urine • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Amylase (Urine) Urine Chemistry Specimen: Urine • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Bence Jones Protein Urine Chemistry Specimen: Urine • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Bilirubin (Urine) Urine Chemistry Specimen: Urine • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Glucose (Qualitative) Urine Chemistry Specimen: Urine • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Osmolality Urine Chemistry Specimen: Urine • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

VMA x2 Urine Chemistry Specimen: Urine • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

UPEP Urine Chemistry Specimen: Urine • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Candida spp. PCR Mycology Specimen: Urine • Typical TAT: 3–5 days

Routine Fungal Culture Mycology Specimen: Skin / hair / nail / tissue • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Fungal Blood Culture Mycology Specimen: Blood • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Fungal Tissue Culture Mycology Specimen: Tissue • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Ova, Cysts & Parasites Parasitology Specimen: Stool • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Pinworm Parasitology Specimen: Tape prep / stool • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Malaria Parasitology Specimen: Whole blood • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Strongyloides Culture Parasitology Specimen: Stool • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Strongyloides PCR Parasitology Specimen: Stool • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Toxoplasma gondii IgG/IgM Parasitology Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Toxoplasma gondii PCR Parasitology Specimen: Whole blood / fluid • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

HIV-1/2 Virology / Serology Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Hepatitis B Surface Antigen Virology / Serology Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Hepatitis B Core Antigen Virology / Serology Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Hepatitis C Antibody Virology / Serology Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Hepatitis A & E Antibodies Virology / Serology Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

CMV IgG/IgM Virology / Serology Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

EBV IgG/IgM Virology / Serology Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Dengue IgG/IgM Virology / Serology Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

HSV-1 IgG/IgM Virology / Serology Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

HSV-2 IgG/IgM Virology / Serology Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

HTLV-1 Virology / Serology Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Rubella IgG/IgM Virology / Serology Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

Measles / Mumps IgG/IgM Virology / Serology Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

VZV IgG/IgM Virology / Serology Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

TORCH Panel Virology / Serology Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 5–7 days

COVID Antigen Virology / Serology Specimen: NP / OP swab • Typical TAT: 1–2 days

Pap Smear Cytology Specimen: Cervical specimen • Typical TAT: Up to 14 days

Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology (FNAC) – Thyroid Cytology Specimen: Thyroid aspirate / prepared slides • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

Amenorrhea Profile A/B Profiles Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

Anaemia Profile A Profiles Specimen: Blood / serum • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

Anaemia Profile B Profiles Specimen: Blood / serum • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

Antenatal Profile A Profiles Specimen: Blood / serum • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

Antenatal Profile B Profiles Specimen: Blood / serum • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

Antinuclear Antibody Profile A Profiles Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

Antinuclear Antibody Profile B Profiles Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

Autoimmune Screen A Profiles Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

Autoimmune Screen B Profiles Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

Arthritic Profile A Profiles Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

Arthritic Profile B Profiles Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

Cardiac Injury Profile A Profiles Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

Cardiac Injury Profile B Profiles Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

Metabolic Panel A Profiles Specimen: Blood / serum • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

Metabolic Panel B Profiles Specimen: Blood / serum • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

Collagen Vascular Profile A Profiles Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

Collagen Vascular Profile B Profiles Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

Female Executive Profile Profiles Specimen: Blood / serum / urine • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

Male Executive Profile Profiles Specimen: Blood / serum / urine • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

HPG Axis – Female Profiles Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

HPG Axis – Male Profiles Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

Hypertension Profile Profiles Specimen: Blood / urine • Typical TAT: 7–10 days

Lipid Screen Profiles Specimen: Serum • Typical TAT: Same day

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