Platelet Count (Optical) in Sanand
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Why should I book a Platelet Count (Optical) Test with Sterling Accuris Diagnostics
Sterling Accuris Diagnostics is at the forefront of pathology services in India, with international quality standards. Our NABL-accredited laboratory specializes in providing quick and reliable primary diagnosis support for hospitals, physicians and other healthcare facilities across the country. We even offer home collections for a Platelet Count (Optical) Test in Sanand .
It is extremely convenient to book a Platelet Count (Optical) Test with us that would give you accurate and precise results at a great price.
What happens if my platelet count is low?
- Low platelet counts can prevent blood from clotting
- Damage to the bone marrow
- A few malignancies, including lymphoma and leukaemia.
- A few drugs.
- An enlarged spleen.
- Excessive alcohol consumption.
- Hemolytic uremic syndrome
- Immune thrombocytopenia,
- Prolonged bleeding following an injury.
- Thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura
- Bacterial or viral illnesses.
What if my platelet count is high?
High platelet count might result in excessive blood vessel clotting. If the platelets prevent the blood from clotting, it may also result in excessive bleeding. It can indicate:
- Immune system issues.
- Infections.
- Some malignancies
- Issues with the genes that regulate platelet formation.
What other packages does Sterling Accuris offer?
Sterling Accuris offers a range of packages including Senior citizen (male and female) package, healthy heart profile, diabetes profile, vitamin profile, covid immunity package and much more. Visit our website to learn more about these packages.
What makes Sterling Accuris a better pathology lab than others?
For us, precision care, safe sample collection, timely delivery of reports, and precise reporting of patient results while adhering to health and safety precautions are the cornerstone of our success.
Do you provide home visit/collection service?
Yes. We do provide home collection services at your doorstep.
Please go ahead and book your visit today from our top menu options in this website / chat or do call us on 812 813 0000.
How long does it take to receive test results?
Though most tests are completed and reported within about 24 hours of receiving the sample for testing, certain tests take several days to weeks.
Your soft copy will be sent on registered email id and Whatsapp. Also, you will receive SMS with link to download your report. Also, your report is available on our website / app.
To know the status of the report, you can call our customer care team on 812 813 0000.
Is there any preparation or precautions for patient before tests or body checkup?
Fasting maybe required in case of a few tests to ensure accurate results.
In general, it is also advisable to abstain from alcohol and heavy diet at least for 24 hours before any health test. You can see the requirement for each test on the product page on our website / app.
Platelet Count (Optical) Test in Sanand
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Sterling Accuris Diagnostics offers the Platelet Count (Optical) Test in Sanand to measure the number of platelets in your blood that help in blood clotting.
Overview of Platelet Count (Optical) Test
A quick and popular test called a platelet count counts the number of platelets in your blood. The optical platelet count is frequently determined using a two-dimensional analysis that determines the complexity and density of platelets as depicted by a cytogram of the light intensity at 7° and 90° angles. Megakaryocytes, which are microscopic bone marrow-derived blood cells, give rise to platelets, or thrombocytes. When a blood vessel is damaged, platelets clot. For instance, platelets and clotting factors (blood proteins) combine when you cut your finger. They combine to create a "glue" that stops the bleeding. In a single drop of blood, there are tens of thousands of platelets. This method enables the simultaneous counting of red cell reticulocytes, erythrocytes, and fluorescence platelets. In order to distinguish platelets from red cells and reticulocytes, the fluorescence intensity of each individual cell is examined.
Get a Platelet Count (Optical) test near you to rule out any further complications that may lead to serious diseases. For accurate and precise test results head on to Sterling Accuris Diagnostics for the Platelet Count (Optical) Test in Sanand
Why and when is the Platelet Count (Optical) Test done?
During a regular physical check-up, your healthcare professional might request a platelet count. In addition, if they suspect you have:
- Thrombocytopenia, or low platelet count.
- Thrombocytosis or excessive platelet count.
Since platelets may be counted in diluted whole blood rather than plasma, the optical technique has significant advantages over electronic platelet counting. It is especially helpful for doing the numerous platelet counts on thrombocytopenic and finger-puncture blood samples that are becoming more crucial for the management of chemotherapy patients:
Platelet Count (Optical) Test: Main Highlights
- Instructions: No specific preparation is required for this test.
- Recommended Age: Any age group
- Sample type for test: Blood EDTA
Understanding how to interpret Platelet Count (Optical) Test Reports
The average difference between the estimated platelet counts by the impedance approach and the estimated platelet counts by the optical method was 30% (P 0.001). With a moderate level of agreement between the approaches, the estimated intraclass correlation coefficient was 0.52 (95% confidence interval: 0.41-0.62). With an estimated bias of 30, the degree of agreement between the approaches ranged from -85.5 to 24.3, indicating that they produce various platelet outcomes.
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