e-Unilabs ordering and results
Digital ordering, tracking and result access support smoother diagnostic workflows for gastroenterology practices.
GASTROENTEROLOGY DIAGNOSTIC EXPERTISE
Digestive health often requires information from several diagnostic perspectives — from laboratory markers and pathology to imaging, genetics and molecular testing.
Our diagnostic support brings together clinical laboratory testing, pathology, radiology and genetics to help gastroenterologists access clinically relevant information across initial evaluation, diagnosis, treatment planning, monitoring and follow-up.
From IBD and H. pylori to colorectal cancer, gastric pathology, hereditary risk and molecular oncology, we support digestive health pathways with diagnostics that fit daily clinical practice.
Our gastroenterology diagnostic services support initial evaluation, screening, diagnosis, treatment planning, monitoring and follow-up across digestive diseases.
Laboratory markers, faecal calprotectin, serology, pathology and imaging support the assessment and monitoring of Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis and related inflammatory conditions.
Breath testing, stool antigen testing, serology, biopsy-based diagnostics and histopathology support the investigation of H. pylori infection, gastritis and selected gastric cancer risk questions.
FIT/FOBT, histopathology, tumour markers, molecular profiling and monitoring tools support colorectal cancer screening, diagnosis, treatment planning and follow-up.
Genetic testing and counselling support selected hereditary gastrointestinal cancer questions, including Lynch syndrome, FAP and AFAP.
NGS panels and molecular testing support tumour profiling, biomarker assessment and therapy-relevant questions in selected GI cancer pathways.
Laboratory and genetic testing support the assessment of selected food intolerance and coeliac-related questions, helping clarify findings and guide further clinical evaluation.
Ultrasound, CT, MRI, virtual colonoscopy and image-guided biopsy support detection, staging, complications assessment and follow-up in selected digestive disease pathways.
INITIAL ASSESSMENT
Laboratory markers, stool tests, infection diagnostics and imaging support the initial assessment of digestive symptoms and abnormal findings, helping guide further clinical investigation.
Signatera™ is a personalised, tumour-informed ctDNA test designed to support molecular residual disease monitoring in selected solid tumours, including colorectal cancer.
By tracking tumour-specific DNA signals in the blood over time, it can provide molecular information to support recurrence risk assessment, treatment-response monitoring and follow-up discussions where clinically appropriate.
NGS-based panels can support selected gastrointestinal cancer questions by analysing clinically relevant genes linked to tumour biology, hereditary risk and therapy-relevant molecular alterations.
For gastroenterologists, these panels can provide additional information for colorectal cancer, gastric cancer, GIST and hereditary CRC pathways — helping connect pathology findings with molecular insights where clinically appropriate.
The ctDNA CRC NGS panel is a blood-based molecular test that analyses circulating tumour DNA using next-generation sequencing. It can support selected colorectal cancer and GIST pathways when tissue is unavailable, insufficient or when additional molecular monitoring is clinically relevant.
The test can provide information on clinically relevant mutations, tumour evolution and treatment-response questions, complementing pathology, imaging and clinical assessment.
DIAGNOSTIC SUPPORT FOR GASTROENTEROLOGISTS
Unilabs connects clinical laboratory testing, pathology, radiology, genetics and molecular diagnostics to support digestive health pathways from initial evaluation to follow-up.
Specialist GI expertise: Access to experts in gastrointestinal pathology, genetics, laboratory medicine and molecular oncology supports clinically relevant interpretation.
Broad GI support: Diagnostics for IBD, H. pylori, colorectal cancer, gastric cancer, hereditary risk, food intolerances and coeliac-related questions.
Integrated diagnostic perspective: Laboratory markers, imaging, histopathology and molecular insights can be connected when broader clinical information is needed.
Advanced oncology tools: NGS panels, ctDNA-based testing and Signatera™ support selected tumour profiling, monitoring and follow-up questions.
PRACTICAL SUPPORT FOR GI PRACTICES
Clear processes and access to expert support help gastroenterologists manage diagnostic work efficiently — from test ordering to sample logistics, reporting and specialist consultation.
e-Unilabs ordering and results
Digital ordering, tracking and result access support smoother diagnostic workflows for gastroenterology practices.
Sample logistics
Courier and sample transport services help connect practices, hospitals and laboratories across the diagnostic pathway.
Structured reports
Clear, clinically relevant reports support diagnosis, monitoring, follow-up and communication with patients or care teams.
Expert consultation
Specialists in laboratory medicine, pathology, genetics, radiology and molecular diagnostics can support test selection, interpretation and complex diagnostic questions.
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