NL EN Cancelling pickup cervical cancer population screening STD Diagnostics Molecular diagnostics The molecular diagnostics department of Eurofins | NMDL-LCPL focuses on the detection of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). All examinations in this area are based on the PCR technique (polymerase chain reaction). What does the PCR technique entail? The great advantage of diagnostics with the aid of PCR over conventional methods is that no bacteria have to be cultured. For example, the culture techniques for detecting Neisseria gonorrhoeae (gonococci) or Chlamydia trachomatis pose high requirements on the material and the culture techniques. It regularly goes wrong, as a result of which the microorganisms that were present can no longer be detected. What PCR tests do we perform? Eurofins | NMDL-LCPL can perform the following PCR tests for you: Chlamydia trachomatis Neisseria gonorrhoeae Trichomonas vaginalis Mycoplasma genitalium Bacterial vaginosis Candida spp. Herpes simplex virus-1/-2 (HSV) Varicella zoster virus (VZV) Treponema pallidum (primary syphilis) HPV examination HPV genotyping order diagnostics Vul uw gegevens aan in onderstaand formulier Uw gegevens Naam huisartsenpraktijk : First name GP : Naam huisarts : AGB-code / RIZIV huisarts : Relatiecode indien al klant : E-mail address : address GP : Postcode huisartsenpraktijk : Stad/gemeente huisartsenpraktijk : Land huisartsenpraktijk : The Netherlands Belgium France Germany Telephone number practice : billing practice : I have read and approved the terms and conditions Ik ben een nieuwe inzender. Yes, I would like to receive the newsletter. send order Velden met een sterretje (*) zijn vereist in te vullen. Eurofins Clinical Diagnostics Benelux Visseringlaan 25, P.O. Box 1004 2280 CA Rijswijk, The Netherlands info@nmdl-lcpl.nl • www.eurofins-nmdl-lcpl.com Tel +31(0)88 235 02 35 Contact us » Stay in touch! Get to know us more through our online newsletter. Sign up » © 2020 - all rights reserved - Terms & conditions - Cookies - website by Creatief.be