Medical Tests

An imaging of the heart to assess for any structural abnormalities.

Allergy blood tests detect and measure the amount of allergen-specific antibodies in your blood. When you come into contact with an allergy trigger, known as an allergen, your body produces antibodies against it. The antibodies tell cells in your body to release certain chemicals. These chemicals are what cause allergy symptoms.

The measure of folic acid levels to investigate the cause of low red blood cell count.

The measure of iron stores and iron saturation levels to investigate the cause of low red blood cell count.

The measure of vitamin B12 levels to investigate the cause of low red blood cell count.

A non-invasive test to assess hearing functions.

A blood test that measures proteins produced by the immune system that attack healthy tissues (autoimmune disorders).

A blood test that measures proteins produced by the immune system that attack healthy tissues (autoimmune disorders).

The measure of hormones produced by the adrenal glands.

The measure of hormones important for sexual health in a woman.

The measure of hormones important for sexual health in a man.

The measure of hormones produced by the pituitary gland.

Body mass index is an approximate measure of whether someone is over- or under-weight, calculated by dividing their weight in kilograms by the square of their height in metres.

Body composition analysis is an analysis of the body composition to determine the proportion of body fat to non-fat (muscle, bone, water, and organs).

The gold standard screening test for osteoporosis.

An imaging test of the heart and lungs using X-ray beams.

The measure of total cholesterol, ‘good’ and ‘bad’ cholesterol, and triglycerides (fatty substance).

A procedure whereby a small camera attached to a thin, flexible tube is used to look inside the large intestines.

An imaging test that calculates your risk of developing coronary artery disease (CAD) by measuring the amount of calcified plaque in the coronary arteries.

An imaging test that examines the large intestine for growths and potential cancer.

An imaging test to screen for narrowing of the blood vessels that supply blood to the heart.

An imaging test that uses low doses of radiation to capture detailed pictures of the lungs.

The measure of the amount of glucose, or sugar, in the bloodstream.

A medical-grade brain health assessment for early detection of brain problems.

The measure of vitamin D level in the body, which is important for bone health.

A blood test which gives information about the cell count for each cell type in the blood.

A procedure whereby a small camera attached to a thin, flexible tube is used to look inside the oesophagus, stomach, and the first part of the small intestine.

The measure of the pressure inside the eye, to check for glaucoma.

The haemoglobin A1c test shows your average level of blood sugar over the past 2 – 3 months, providing a useful longer-term gauge of blood glucose control.

A blood test to screen for infection or immunity against the hepatitis A virus.

A blood test to screen for infection or immunity against the hepatitis B virus.

A blood test to screen for infection by the hepatitis C virus.

A blood test to assess if the kidney is functioning optimally.

A group of tests that give information about the state of your liver.

An imaging of the breasts using X-ray beams to help detect breast cancer.

The measure of minerals which are essential to bone health.

Uric acid is the biochemical by-product of protein breakdown. High levels of it can cause kidney stones and gout.

An imaging test that uses magnetic fields to produce detailed pictures of the bones, discs and other structures in the upper spinal cord.

An imaging test that uses magnetic fields to investigate disease in the liver.

An imaging test that uses magnetic fields to produce detailed pictures of the bones, discs and other structures in the lower spinal cord.

An imaging test that uses magnetic fields to screen for signs of a stroke.

A procedure that involves a thin, flexible tube passed into one of the nostrils to look at the throat and roof of the mouth.

A screening procedure to check for cervical cancer.

The measure of the electrical activity of the heart.

Photograph of the back of the eye (fundus) to screen for diseases of the eye.

A test to assess how well the lungs work, by measuring how much air is inhaled, how much is exhaled, and how quickly it is exhaled.

A test to check stool samples for hidden blood, which is a sign of colon cancer or polyps.

A test to check the levels of hormones produced by the thyroid gland.

A test to assess response of the heart to the increased workload and demand for blood during exercise.

A tumour marker test to help detect and diagnose cancers of the breast.

A tumour marker test to help detect and diagnose cancers of the large intestine.

A tumour marker test to help detect and diagnose cancers of the liver.

A test for nasopharyngeal cancer by targeting the DNA of the Epstein-Barr virus (EBV). This patented technology significantly improves early detection of nose cancer.

A tumour marker test to help detect and diagnose cancers of the upper part of your throat behind the nose.

A tumour marker test to help detect and diagnose cancers of the ovaries.

A tumour marker test to help detect and diagnose cancers of the pancreas, stomach, and large intestine.

A tumour marker test to help detect and diagnose enlargement of the prostate or prostate cancer.

A tumour marker test to help detect and diagnose cancers of the testicles and ovaries.

An imaging of the abdomen to evaluate the organs such as the liver and kidneys.

An imaging of the breast using sound waves to help diagnose breast lumps or other abnormalities.

An imaging of the blood vessels in the neck that carry blood from the heart to the brain.

An imaging to measure fibrosis (scarring) and steatosis (fatty change) in the liver.

An imaging of the abdomen to evaluate the kidneys and surrounding structures.

An imaging of the upper abdomen to evaluate the liver and surrounding structures.

An imaging of the lower abdomen and pelvis to evaluate the female pelvic organs, including the uterus, ovaries, cervix and endometrium.

An imaging of the prostate via a probe inserted a short distance into the rectum.

An imaging of the neck to evaluate the thyroid gland and surrounding structures.

A test of the appearance, concentration and content of urine.

A urine test to screen for early kidney disease, especially in people with diabetes or hypertension.

A test of the amount of urine voided during urination, speed of urination, and urine volume left in the bladder after urination.