Dr.

Qadri's Hematology Center & Clinical Laboratory

(Registered as Specialized Laboratory vide No. DHSK/Reg/39/2006)
(NABL Certificate No: MC 2552) Shaheen Plaza, Karan Nagar - 190010, Srinagar
Tel: 2453843, (M) 9796300104, www.drqadrilab.com, email: info@drqadrilab.com
Patient ID : 102113733 Center : MAIN :10 Registration Date : 18/05/2021 09:01:34
Name : Mr. SYED MUHAMMAD AMIN Sample Collection Date: 18/05/2021 09:16:22
Age/Gender : 83 Yrs Male Printed on : 18/05/2021 15:27:11
Sample Type : Serum Collected at : Outside Ref. By : Dr. Self

IMMUNOASSAY
TEST ASSAY RESULT UNITS BIOLOGICAL REFERENC RANGE
Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA)-Total

TEST ASSAY RESULT UNITS BIOLOGICAL REFERENC RANGE

PSA: 9.770 ng/ml 0.000 - 4.000

INTENDED USE
The Elecsys total PSA immunoassay, a quantitative in vitro diagnostic test for total (free + complexed) prostate-
specific antigen (tPSA) in human serum abd plasma, is indicated for the measurement of total PSA in conjuction
with digital rectal examination (DRE) as an aid in the detection of prostate cancer in men aged 50 years or older.
Prostate biopsy is required for diagnosis of prostate cancer.

SUMMARY AND EXPLANATION

Elevated concentrations of PSA in serum are generally indicative of a patho-logic condition of the prostate
(prostatis, benign hyperplasia or carcinoma). As PSA is also present in para-urethral and anal glands, as well as in
breast tissue or with breast cancer, low levels of PSA can also be detected in sera from women. The main areas in
which PSA determinations are employed are the monitoring of progress and efficiency of therapy in patients with
prostate carcinoma or receiving hormonal therapy. The steepness of the rate of fall in PSA down to no-longer
detectable levels following radiotherapy, hormonal therapy or radical surgical removal of the prostate provides
information on the success of therapy. An inflammation or trauma of the prostate (e.g. in cases of urinary retention
or following rectal examination, cystoscopy, colonoscopy, transurethral biopsy, laser treatment or ergometry) can
lead to PSA elevations of varying duration and magnitude.

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Parvez Ahmed Dr. Tamkeen Masoodi (9720) Dr. Tariq Miraj (6866) Dr. M. I. Quadri (1206)
Technologist MD (Pathology) MBBS, Clinical Pathologist MD, MNAMS, PhD, FASCP, FAMS
Clinical Attachments at Kings College London Commonwealth Medical Fellow (London),
& Hammersmith Hospital London (UK)
 Dr. Qadri's Hematology Center & Clinical Laboratory
(Registered as Specialized Laboratory vide No. DHSK/Reg/39/2006)
(NABL Certificate No: MC 2552) Shaheen Plaza, Karan Nagar - 190010, Srinagar
Tel: 2453843, (M) 9796300104, www.drqadrilab.com, email: info@drqadrilab.com
Patient ID : 102113733 Center : MAIN :10 Registration Date : 18/05/2021 09:01:34
Name : Mr. SYED MUHAMMAD AMIN Sample Collection Date: 18/05/2021 09:16:22
Age/Gender : 83 Yrs Male Printed on : 18/05/2021 15:27:11
Sample Type : Urine Collected at : Outside Ref. By : Dr. Self

CLINICAL PATHOLOGY
Urine Complete Examination

TEST ASSAY RESULT UNITS BIOLOGICAL REFERENC RANGE

Physical Examination
Colour Light yellow
Appearance Clear
Chemical Examination
Urobillinogen Normal
Bilirubin Negative
Ketones Negative
Blood Negative
Proteins Negative
Nitrite Negative
Leukocytes Negative
Sugar Trace
Specific Gravity 1.010
Reaction (pH) 6.5
Microscopy on centrifuged sample
RBC's Absent
Pus (WBC) Cells Absent
Epithelial Cells Absent
Casts Absent
Crystals Absent
Amorphous deposits Absent
Yeast cells Absent
Parasite Absent
Mucus Absent
Bacteria Absent
Others Absent
*** End of Report ***

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Mudasir Dr. Tamkeen Masoodi (9720) Dr. Tariq Miraj (6866) Dr. M. I. Quadri (1206)
Technologist MD (Pathology) MBBS, Clinical Pathologist MD, MNAMS, PhD, FASCP, FAMS
Clinical Attachments at Kings College London Commonwealth Medical Fellow (London),
& Hammersmith Hospital London (UK)