What is it?
The preoperative study is a blood test that must be carried out during the preoperative process, as a necessary and indispensable step in surgery. This analysis allows for an understanding of the body’s condition and the detection of possible coagulation problems that may cause bleeding or thrombosis during the operation.
No surgical procedure should be performed without having the results of this analysis and taking appropriate measures in case of finding any irregularity, as it could pose risks to the patient’s health and even jeopardize their life.
The preoperative study of a patient consists of a series of tests that provide the surgeon with information about the patient’s overall health status before operating, in order to minimize the risks associated with any operation as much as possible.
What do we analyze?
The study analyzes the following parameters:
- Complete blood count
- Prothrombin time
- Partial thromboplastin time
- Glucose
- Urea
- Creatinine
- Sodium ion
- Potassium ion
- GOT/AST
- GPT/ALT
Who is it for?
The study is designed for all individuals who are undergoing surgical procedures and require a preoperative blood test to ensure that their health is optimal for surgery.
Process
Blood extraction.
Reception and analysis of the sample in our laboratory.
Report delivery within 24-48 hours.
For further clarification, your doctor will explain the results to you.
