OncoCheck Female Cancer Screening

A blood panel listing five distinct tumour-associated markers. These measurements require clinical interpretation and are not a stand-alone cancer diagnosis or a substitute for recommended screening.

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AED 999
Sample
Blood
Expected results
24 hours
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About this test

A blood panel listing five distinct tumour-associated markers. These measurements require clinical interpretation and are not a stand-alone cancer diagnosis or a substitute for recommended screening.

What’s included

  • Cancer antigen 125 (CA-125)
  • Carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA)
  • Alpha-fetoprotein (AFP)
  • CA 15-3
  • CA 19-9

Quick Facts

  • Test type: OncoCheck Female Cancer Screening
  • Sample: Blood
  • Method: Lab analysis
  • Results: 24 hours
  • Includes: 5 distinct markers
  • Testing category: Women’s Health

Results and included services

Expected results

24 hours

Questions about this test

Which markers are included in OncoCheck Female Cancer Screening? The source lists CA-125, CEA, AFP, CA 15-3 and CA 19-9.

Why are five markers listed when the source repeats CA 15-3? CA 15-3 appears twice in the source listing, so it is shown once here as a distinct marker.

Can these blood markers diagnose cancer on their own? No; the results require clinical interpretation and do not replace recommended screening.

How long do results take? The source lists a 24-hour turnaround.

What is the listed price? The source shows AED 999.

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