Many: There are many... From kidney to adrenal to bladder and prostate tests. What specifically are you interested in?
Answered 10/26/2013
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Very many, e.g.:- : PSA, prostate specific antigen for prostate cancer. BUN ; creatinine for kidney function. Calcium, phosphorous in stone formers, PTH (parathormone) 4 both previous indications. Testosterone for levels.AFP, beta-HCG ; LDH, testis tumor markers. Prolactin checks pituitary for libido ; erectile dysfunction. LH ; FSH regarding pituitary-testis axis.Chromosomes for genetics. WBC ?Infection, Hb ?Anemia
Answered 3/9/2015
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More specifics : Depends on the condition. There Re serum tests for prostate cancer risk, testicular cancer risk and subtype and STD's
Answered 7/26/2014
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Urology tests: PSA for prostate cancer; blood work for kidney function urine tests and blood tests for infx checks
Answered 1/10/2015
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Many: urologist potentially could order many different types of blood test depending on the type of disorder there a valuating or treating. The PSA blood test is probably the one test that is identified with urology specifically. This is screening test to assess men's risk of prostate cancer. it is also used to evaluate prostate cancer once it is diagnosed and treated
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