Peritoneal Washings by Conventional Method (Drain Fluid)

Peritoneal washings by conventional method is a diagnostic test that involves collecting fluid from the abdominal cavity to check for cancer cells. This test is also known as peritoneal lavage or peritoneal fluid cytology. The conventional method is a technique that uses a saline solution to wash the abdominal cavity and collect the fluid for examination. The fluid is then analysed under a microscope to check for abnormal cells.

Peritoneal washings by conventional method is typically recommended for patients with suspected abdominal cancers. This test is useful in detecting cancerous cells that may not be visible on imaging scans. The collected fluid can also be tested for the presence of cancer markers, which can help in the diagnosis and staging of cancer.

The procedure for peritoneal washings by conventional method involves the insertion of a small tube (catheter) into the abdominal cavity through a small incision. The catheter is then used to inject a saline solution into the cavity, which is then drained out along with the fluid. The collected fluid is sent to a laboratory for analysis.

At healthcare nt sickcare, we offer the convenience of booking peritoneal washings by conventional method online through our website. We have associated with NABL-certified external laboratories to provide empowered patient care. 

At healthcare nt sickcare, we are committed to providing accurate and reliable test results to our patients. We are an ISO 9001:2015 certified online medical laboratory, which means we adhere to the highest standards of quality and safety in our testing procedures. We also ensure the privacy and confidentiality of our patients' data and information.

Peritoneal washings by conventional method is a valuable diagnostic test for patients with suspected abdominal cancers. At healthcare nt sickcare, we offer the convenience of booking this test online and ensure accurate and reliable results. 

Specimen Type: Drain Fluid. Kindly get this specimen collected from your doctor's clinic or hospital.