Skip to main content

Tumor Markers

Tumor markers are biomolecules—typically proteins, antigens, or genetic material—produced by malignant cells or by the body in response to malignancy. They are found in blood, urine, stool, tumor tissue, or other bodily fluids, and are used to support the diagnosis, prognosis, treatment planning, and surveillance of various cancers.  Some examples of common Tumor Markers are AFP, CA-125, HER2 and PSA.  Tumor markers are most effective when used in conjunction with clinical evaluation, imaging, and histopathology.

At Clinical Diagnostic Laboratory, we deliver more than results—we deliver
precision, speed, and partnership. As a locally owned lab, we outperform
national labs with faster turnaround, clearer communication,
and deeper collaboration.

Useful Link

Laboratory Hours

  • Mon to Fri 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Sat & Sun – Closed to the General Public.
  • Closed for all legal holidays

For inquiries outside of standard operating hours, including weekends and holidays, please contact the on-call laboratory personnel at (318) 216 0711.

Contact us

Powered by web design sigma