Medical Laboratory for Gastrointestinal Disease

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Gastrointestinal Diseases

 

Express Lab provides specialized testing to support gastroenterologists in diagnosing and managing a wide range of digestive and liver conditions.  Our gastrointestinal test offerings include evaluations for liver function, pancreatic enzymes, inflammatory markers, and celiac disease, among others.  These precise and reliable results help identify underlying causes of gastrointestinal symptoms and guide effective treatment plans.

With a focus on accuracy, efficiency, and clinical partnership, we deliver the diagnostic insights gastroenterology specialists rely on for optimal patient care.

 

Stool PCR Pathogen Panel

Overview

Stool PCR testing at ExpressLab provides rapid, sensitive detection of common bacterial, parasitic, and viral gastrointestinal pathogens using molecular (PCR) technology.  This testing supports timely diagnosis of infectious diarrhea, helps guide treatment decisions, and reduces unnecessary empiric therapy.

Why This Test Is Ordered

Stool PCR testing is recommended for patients with:

Clinical Use

PCR-based stool testing allows for simultaneous detection of multiple pathogens with higher sensitivity and faster turnaround than traditional culture or antigen-based methods.  Results help clinicians:

 Test Details

Pathogens detected include:

Bacterial Targets

 Parasitic Targets

Viral Targets

Specimen Requirements

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Express Lab Advantage

Express Lab offers comprehensive GI pathogen testing with molecular precision, fast turnaround times, and direct provider support, helping gastroenterologists deliver efficient, evidence-based care.  For stool tests not listed, or for assistance with test selection, coding, or collection instructions, providers are encouraged to contact us directly at 208-529-8330.  Providers may also fill out this online form.