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These include the services of the following units:

Hematology, Clinical Chemistry, Microbiology, Serology/Virology, Flow cytometer, Cytogenetics, Molecular biology, Tissue typing & Next Generation Sequencing.

The Strength of 57357’s service for external patients lies in the following:

• An energetic and dedicated staff.
• High staff expertise as all labs are run by well experienced full time Cairo University professors as well as well trained staff in diagnosing and following up of malignant diseases who divide their time between clinical diagnostic service and research.
• Increasing overall quantity and quality of clinical service.
• Advanced technology, up to date equipment, and fully automated labs, which helps to simplify operations – both reducing manual reliance and maximizing patient safety. It also enhances efficiency and reduces expenses.

Working Hours:

• Every day from 8 am till 8 pm except Friday.

For reservations and inquires, call us on 19057

These services are provided for patients above 18 years old

• CBC
• Iron & TIBC
• Liver function test.
• Kidney function test.
• Uric acid
• FBS
• Lipid profile
• Ca (Total)
• Thyroid: TSH – FT3 – FT4
• ESR
• RF factor
• Hepatitis markers (HB s Ag & Ab and HCV Ig G)
• Urine Ex

Working Hours:

• Every day from 8 am till 8 pm except Friday.

For reservations and inquiries, call us on 19057

• Liver function test.
• Kidney function test.
• Uric acid
• FBS
• Lipid profile
• Ca (Total)
• Thyroid: TSH – FT3 – FT4
• ESR
• Hepatitis markers (HB s Ag & Ab and HCV Ig G)
• Urine Ex

Working Hours:

• Every day from 8 am till 8 pm except Friday.

For reservations and inquires, call us on 19057

• Vit D
• Calcium (total & ionized)
• PTH
• Vitamin D helps the intestines absorb calcium. However, the vitamin D must first be activated or “turned on” by parathyroid hormone (PTH). Once activated, vitamin D acts to greatly increase the amount of calcium that the intestines can absorb from food.
• For patients with vitamin D deficiency, it is difficult for the body to obtain calcium from the diet. This often leads to a rise in the PTH level, since the parathyroid glands must increase the PTH production in order to increase calcium levels by “withdrawing” it from the bones which leads to decrease bone density.

Working Hours:

• Sunday & Wednesday from 4 pm to 6 pm

For reservations and inquires, call us on 19057

These services are provided for patients above 18 years old.