ACID PHOSPHATASE – TOTAL & FRACTION

870.00

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Department : BIOCHEMISTRY

The Acid Phosphatase (Total & Prostatic Fraction) test is a blood test measuring acid phosphatase enzymes, primarily used to evaluate prostate health and monitor for prostatic carcinoma metastasis. It detects elevated levels of Prostatic Acid Phosphatase (PAP), which can indicate prostatic cancer, hypertrophy, or infections.

Monitors prostate cancer, assesses treatment effectiveness, and diagnoses metastatic disease.

The Acid Phosphatase – Total & Fraction Test is performed to:

  • Measure total acid phosphatase enzyme levels

  • Evaluate the prostatic fraction of the enzyme

  • Assist in detecting Prostate Cancer

  • Monitor prostate-related disorders

  • Support diagnosis of bone and blood conditions

 

Tests Prepration :

Consult your doctor. No special preparation is required for this test. A blood sample will be collected by a healthcare professional. Patients should inform their doctor about any recent prostate examinations, procedures, or medications, as these may temporarily affect the test results.
The Acid Phosphatase – Total & Fraction Test measures both total acid phosphatase levels and its fractions (including prostatic fraction) in the blood. It helps evaluate prostate health and detect certain bone and blood disorders.

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