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    This document summarizes a tumor marker report for a 77-year old male patient named Mr. Ghulam Mustafa. It includes his prostate specific antigen (PSA) level, which was measured to be 1.01 ng/ml. This level falls within the normal reference range of 0.01-6.50 ng/ml for a man over 70 years old. The report notes that increased PSA levels can indicate prostate cancer, benign prostatic hyperplasia, prostatitis, or genitourinary infections. It was signed off by five medical professionals.

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    This document summarizes a tumor marker report for a 77-year old male patient named Mr. Ghulam Mustafa. It includes his prostate specific antigen (PSA) level, which was measured to be 1.01 ng/ml. This level falls within the normal reference range of 0.01-6.50 ng/ml for a man over 70 years old. The report notes that increased PSA levels can indicate prostate cancer, benign prostatic hyperplasia, prostatitis, or genitourinary infections. It was signed off by five medical professionals.

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    This document summarizes a tumor marker report for a 77-year old male patient named Mr. Ghulam Mustafa. It includes his prostate specific antigen (PSA) level, which was measured to be 1.01 ng/ml. This level falls within the normal reference range of 0.01-6.50 ng/ml for a man over 70 years old. The report notes that increased PSA levels can indicate prostate cancer, benign prostatic hyperplasia, prostatitis, or genitourinary infections. It was signed off by five medical professionals.

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    Patient Name: Registration Location: Reference: Patient No:

    Mr Ghulam Mustafa Faisal Town AD295240300097


    Age/Sex: Registration Date: Consultant: Case No:
    77 Year(s) / Male 18/3/2024 12:01:00PM FTC240300113
    Contact No: Report Date/Time
    0348-5671788 18/3/2024 8:48:00PM
    Collection Center :
    Faisal Town Center Lahore

    TEST(s) Result

    TUMOR MARKER REPORT


    Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) 1.01 ng/ml
    Interpretation of Results:
    Age Ref. Range (ng/mL)
    Up to 50 Yrs 0.01-2.50 ng/mL
    50 - 59 Yrs 0.01-3.50 ng/mL
    60 - 69 Yrs 0.01-4.00 ng/mL
    >70 Yrs 0.01-6.50 ng/mL

    Age, family history, previous values, and other factors should be used in
    Decisions involving PSA values

    Important Note:
    - In the presence of benign urological disease or benign disease of Prostate
    PSA value of 12.0 ng/ml or higher may be seen.
    - After a physical examination on the prostate or lower urinary tract PSA test
    should not be carried out until after 14 days .
    Increased Levels:
    - Prostate Cancer
    - Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia
    - Prostatitis
    - Genitourinary Infections

    This is a Computer generated report. Signature(s) are not Necessary

    Dr. Sumera Saghir DR AMNA SARDAR KAINAT BABAR Sohaib Nadeem Iqra Aman
    MBBS, M.Phil (Chemical M.B.B.S FCPS ( BS Medical Laboratory BSc. Medical lab BS (Hons) Biotechnoloy
    Pathology) Haematology) Technology Technology M.Phil Molecular Biology
    Consultant Pathologist Consultant Pathologist GCUF UOL UVAS, PU

    03261000071 info@sachughtailab.com www.sachughtailab.com


    03251000072

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