Clinical and Biochemical analyzes
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The Clinical Analysis and Biochemistry Service participates in various research initiatives in areas related to the hospital and primary care, both nationally and internationally. The main lines are as follows:
- Evaluation of new technologies and methodologies related to biochemical diagnosis, such as immunoassay platforms, analytical chemistry or robotic sample management.
- Search and implementation of new biomarkers for pathologies, highlighting with special relevance the lines dedicated to heart failure and hormonal biochemistry.
- Studies focused on the Primary Care patient, with the aim of studying and improving diagnostic algorithms in the general population to facilitate diagnosis and address treatments from the field itself.
- Participation in multicenter committees to define quality indicators and specifications, and to study other aspects related to the quality and clinical safety of patients.
- Collaboration in clinical trials carried out in the hospital.
Presentation:
The Clinical Analysis and Biochemistry Service is located on the first floor of the Germans Trias i Pujol Hospital. The unification of the primary care laboratories and the hospital allowed the reorganization and integration of the activities of some laboratory specialties such as biochemistry and hematology, giving rise to a new multidisciplinary laboratory and the current service of Clinical-Biochemical Analysis.
The functional organization of the Service is based on an operational nucleus (Core Laboratory) and different areas of specialization, with more than 95% of the tests carried out in the service portfolio of the North Metropolitan Clinical Laboratory (LCMN). In the Clinical Analysis and Biochemistry Service, highly automated technological platforms are available to provide the best quality and response time. In addition to the service's own analytical tests, the core laboratory integrates the testing of other services such as microbiology, immunology or hematology, providing an optimal inter-relationship between laboratories in the diagnostic process. This organization allows the optimization of human and technological resources, facilitating innovation and development in the areas of specialization of the different services.
The service's faculty provide a high degree of experience in the different areas of knowledge related to laboratory medicine, both in healthcare validation and in the field of research, forming part of numerous committees and commissions of national associations related to the Clinical laboratory.
The optional validation of analytical tests that takes place in the Clinical Analysis and Biochemistry Service allows the generation of complementary tests based on diagnostic algorithms and interpretive comments that improve and complement the analytical report, helping the patient's clinical diagnosis and avoiding many occasions new extractions or delay in the diagnostic process.
In the service portfolio you can see the tests carried out in the following functional areas:
- Special Biochemistry Section: Drug monitoring, fertility studies, hormones and functional tests, tumor markers, metabolism, study of trace elements, proteins and vitamins, cardiac biomarkers and molecular biology techniques.
- Core-Biochemistry Section: General biochemistry and Immunoassay tests, Biochemical study of urine and other samples (urinalysis, urine sediment and urine culture screening, fecal occult blood), Pre-eclampsia study and trisomy screening at the first trimester of gestation.
- Core-Hematology Section: Hematimetry (interpretation of the hemogram and morphological review of the peripheral blood smear), Immunohematological study of pregnancy monitoring, Basic hemostasis and the Study of biological fluids. In addition, this section shares the performance and assessment of the Study of anemias, the Study of hemoglobins for the detection of hemoglobinopathies and the tests for special hemostasis (study of coagulation factors, study of thrombophilia, platelet aggregation, etc.) with the Erythropathology and Hemostasis sections of the ICO Hematology service.
Tipus Servei: 6
Correu: analisiclinic.germanstrias@gencat.cat
Docència:
The Service has been accredited for teaching residents (BIR, FIR, MIR) since 1985. Numerous laboratory specialist technicians are also trained.
You can see all the the teaching guides in this link
The Service offers the annual courses "Updating in the Clinical Laboratory" and "Advances in Medicine in the Clinical Laboratory", open to all hospital staff and accredited by the Catalan Council for Continuing Education of the Health Professions.
Bibliographic sessions are also held on the most current topics in in vitro diagnosis and our professionals participate as speakers at numerous conferences.Medical team and research team
Maria Doladé Botias
Head of Clinical Analysis and Biochemistry Service
Ma Alba Alumà Trullàs
Specialist
Jaume Barallat Martinez de Osaba
Specialist
Ma Teresa Casamajó Dalmau
Specialist
Carolina Gómez Gómez
Specialist
Ma Luisa Granada Ybern
Specialist
Susana Malumbres Serrano
Specialist
Fernando Moreno Flores
Specialist
Carme Garcia Martin
Specialist
Maria Martínez Bujidos
Specialist
Silvia Martínez Couselo
Specialist
Xavier Tejedor Ganduxé
Specialist
Cristian Morales Indiano
Specialist
Alicia Martínez Iribarren
Specialist
Alba Leis Sestayo
Specialist
Ma Àngels Sala Sanjaume
Specialist
José Ma Hernández Pérez
Specialist - MAU
Carla Fernández Prendes
Resident - Clinical Analysis
Diana Regidor López
Resident doctor -Clinical Analysis
Laura Jiménez Añón
Resident-Clinical Biochemistry
Elena Rufo Vicente
Resident-Clinical Analysis
Nursing and technical team
Antonia Salmerón Ramírez
Infection Control Supervisor, Clinical Laboratory and Genetic Council
Yolanda Alba Macías
Laboratory technical
Ana Alcantud Soria
Laboratory technical
Esther Arias Puig
Laboratory technical
Dolors Ballester Giménez
Laboratory technical
Noemí Calderón Cervantes
Laboratory technical
Desiree Cantarero Zaragoza
Laboratory technical
María José Cánovas Bueno
Nurse
Jèssica Cardona Farriol
Laboratory technical
Montserrat Catalan Llopart
Nursing assistant technical
Sara Checa Domínguez
Laboratory technical
Yolanda Costa Correas
Laboratory technical
Yolanda Díaz Martínez
Laboratory technical
Ana Dueñas Márquez
Laboratory technical
Mercedes Espinosa Nieto
Laboratory technical
Francisca Expósito Anchuela
Laboratory technical
Elena Fernández Díaz
Nursing assistant technical
Ester Fuentes Castilla
Laboratory technical
Eva Maria Fuster Perez
Laboratory technical
Ana Lucia Galiano Alcalá
Laboratory technical
María Teresa García Fernández
Laboratory technical
María Carmen García Serrano
Laboratory technical
Maribel Hidalgo Hidalgo
Técnica de laboratorio
María Antonia Huertas Contreras
Nurse
Cristina Juan Lizana
Tècnica de laboratori
Lourdes Leal Barragán
Nurse
María Trinidad Lema Puñal
Laboratory technical
María Consuelo López García
Laboratory technical
María López Gómez
Laboratory technical
Teresa Martí Gascón
Laboratory technical
Marc Morales Indiano
Técnico de laboratori
Irene Parejo Preciado
Laboratory technical
Ferran Pera Marot
Laboratory technical
Komal Qayyum
Laboratory technical
Irina Pérez Enseñat
Laboratory technical
Minerva Raya Corbacho
Laboratory technical
Selena Rodríguez Castro
Laboratory technical
Concepción Rodriguez Vaca
Nursing assistant technical
María Eulàlia Roger Rebordós
Laboratory specialist in clinical diagnosis technica
Lidia Ruiz García
Laboratory technical
Manuela Saez Golderos
Nursing assistant technical
Susana Sanchez Muñoz
Laboratory technical
Amparo Santos Nuñez
Técnica de laboratorio
Silvia Torres Romero
Tècnica de laboratori
Sara Vergara Casamar
Laboratory technical
Maria Carmen Villena Permanyer
Laboratory technical
Ester Viñets Massa
Laboratory technical
Administrative team
Neus Atset Díaz
Administrative team
Carmen Cano Collazos
Administrative team
Mònica Lloret Macías
Administrative team
Júlia Ortega Hinarejo
Administrative team
Marta Palacios García
Administrative team
Margarita Varo Pérez
Administrative team
Montserrat Solanas Buforn
Administrative team
Laura Jiménez Añón
Resident doctor - Clinical Biochemical
Elena Rufo Vicente
Resident doctor - Clinical Analysis
The Clinical Analysis and Biochemistry Service is located on the first floor of the Germans Trias i Pujol Hospital. The unification of the primary care laboratories and the hospital allowed the reorganization and integration of the activities of some laboratory specialties such as biochemistry and hematology, giving rise to a new multidisciplinary laboratory and the current service of Clinical-Biochemical Analysis.
The functional organization of the Service is based on an operational nucleus (Core Laboratory) and different areas of specialization, with more than 95% of the tests carried out in the service portfolio of the North Metropolitan Clinical Laboratory (LCMN). In the Clinical Analysis and Biochemistry Service, highly automated technological platforms are available to provide the best quality and response time. In addition to the service's own analytical tests, the core laboratory integrates the testing of other services such as microbiology, immunology or hematology, providing an optimal inter-relationship between laboratories in the diagnostic process. This organization allows the optimization of human and technological resources, facilitating innovation and development in the areas of specialization of the different services.
The service's faculty provide a high degree of experience in the different areas of knowledge related to laboratory medicine, both in healthcare validation and in the field of research, forming part of numerous committees and commissions of national associations related to the Clinical laboratory.
The optional validation of analytical tests that takes place in the Clinical Analysis and Biochemistry Service allows the generation of complementary tests based on diagnostic algorithms and interpretive comments that improve and complement the analytical report, helping the patient's clinical diagnosis and avoiding many occasions new extractions or delay in the diagnostic process.
In the service portfolio you can see the tests carried out in the following functional areas:
- Special Biochemistry Section: Drug monitoring, fertility studies, hormones and functional tests, tumor markers, metabolism, study of trace elements, proteins and vitamins, cardiac biomarkers and molecular biology techniques.
- Core-Biochemistry Section: General biochemistry and Immunoassay tests, Biochemical study of urine and other samples (urinalysis, urine sediment and urine culture screening, fecal occult blood), Pre-eclampsia study and trisomy screening at the first trimester of gestation.
- Core-Hematology Section: Hematimetry (interpretation of the hemogram and morphological review of the peripheral blood smear), Immunohematological study of pregnancy monitoring, Basic hemostasis and the Study of biological fluids. In addition, this section shares the performance and assessment of the Study of anemias, the Study of hemoglobins for the detection of hemoglobinopathies and the tests for special hemostasis (study of coagulation factors, study of thrombophilia, platelet aggregation, etc.) with the Erythropathology and Hemostasis sections of the ICO Hematology service.
- Glucose metabolism study
- Lipid metabolism study
- Liver and pancreatic function study
- Study of kidney function and electrolytes, and study of inorganic ions
- Biochemical study of anemias
- Determination of infection / inflammation markers
- Screening and monitoring of diabetic and hypertensive nephropathy
- Quantitative and qualitative analysis of urine
- Analysis of the microscopic components of the urinary sediment
- Study of erythrocyte dysmorphias
Study of biochemical magnitudes in the different biological liquids
Determination in serum and other biological liquids of antigens associated with tumors, by staging, prognosis and / or monitoring of
- Head and Neck Neoplasms
- Cervical neoplasms
- Endometrial and vulvar neoplasms
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Neoplasms of the breast
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Neuroendocrine neoplasms
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Ovarian neoplasms
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Pancreatic and digestive tract neoplasm
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Prostate neoplasms
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Lung neoplasm
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Thyroid neoplasms
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Trophoblastic and testicular germ cell neoplasms
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Malignant melanoma
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Colon and Rectal Cancer Screening
- Study of the hypothalamic axis of the thyroid pituitary
- Study of the hypothalamic axis adrenal pituitary
- Sexual development disorders
- Hormonal disorders of the female reproductive system
- Alterations of male sex hormones
- Alterations in carbohydrate metabolism
- Calcitropic hormones and bone metabolism
- Study of the GH-IGF-1 axis (growth hormone-insulin growth factor)
- Study of endocrine hypertension
- Gastrointestinal hormones study
- Monitoring of antiepileptic, antineoplastic drugs, aminoglycoside and glycopeptide antibiotics, bronchodilators, immunosuppressants and cardiac glycosides
- Qualitative analysis for the screening of drugs of abuse in urine
- Diagnosis of pregnancy
- Monitoring of ectopic pregnancy
- Screening tests and confirmation of gestational diabetes mellitus
- Antenatal screening of trisomies at the first trimester of gestation
- Antenatal screening for trisomies in the second trimester of pregnancy
- Screening and monitoring of preeclampsia
- Protein electrophoresis: serum and urine proteinogram.
- Specific proteins.
- Serum lipoprotein study
- Nutrition markers.
- Water-soluble vitamins study
- Fat-soluble vitamins study
- Trace elements study.
The Clinical Analysis and Biochemistry Service participates in various research initiatives in areas related to the hospital and primary care, both nationally and internationally. The main lines are as follows:
- Evaluation of new technologies and methodologies related to biochemical diagnosis, such as immunoassay platforms, analytical chemistry or robotic sample management.
- Search and implementation of new biomarkers for pathologies, highlighting with special relevance the lines dedicated to heart failure and hormonal biochemistry.
- Studies focused on the Primary Care patient, with the aim of studying and improving diagnostic algorithms in the general population to facilitate diagnosis and address treatments from the field itself.
- Participation in multicenter committees to define quality indicators and specifications, and to study other aspects related to the quality and clinical safety of patients.
- Collaboration in clinical trials carried out in the hospital.
The Service has been accredited for teaching residents (BIR, FIR, MIR) since 1985. Numerous laboratory specialist technicians are also trained.
You can see all the the teaching guides in this link
The Service offers the annual courses "Updating in the Clinical Laboratory" and "Advances in Medicine in the Clinical Laboratory", open to all hospital staff and accredited by the Catalan Council for Continuing Education of the Health Professions.
Bibliographic sessions are also held on the most current topics in in vitro diagnosis and our professionals participate as speakers at numerous conferences.Contacte: analisiclinic.germanstrias@gencat.cat