Dr. Essa Laboratory

E.C.G. (DC)

Echocardiography

Echocardiography (DC)

Elbow

Elbow Both AP / Lat (DC)

Elbow joint AP/LAT

Elbow joint AP/LAT (DC)

ELECTROLYTE (URINARY)

Electrolyte (Urinary) laboratory test that measures the levels of electrolytes excreted in urine. This test helps assess how well the kidneys are regulating electrolytes and can be important in diagnosing and managing various health conditions. 🧪 Purpose of the Test Urinary electrolyte testing is typically used to: Evaluate kidney function and electrolyte excretion Diagnose conditions like renal tubular disorders, adrenal dysfunction, or dehydration Monitor diuretic therapy or the effects of other medications Distinguish causes of electrolyte imbalances (e.g., low serum sodium from renal vs. non-renal loss)

ELECTROLYTES (SERUM)

Electrolytes (Serum) refers to a laboratory test that measures the levels of key electrolytes in the blood. These minerals are essential for many body functions, including maintaining fluid balance, nerve signaling, and muscle function. 🧪 Purpose of the Test A serum electrolyte test is typically ordered to: Evaluate dehydration or fluid imbalance Monitor conditions like kidney disease, heart failure, or high blood pressure Assess the effects of medications like diuretics Investigate symptoms like fatigue, nausea, or irregular heartbeat

Emax Porcelin - [DEDS-0069]

Emax Porcelin - [DEDS-0070]

Emax Porcelin - [DEDS-0071]