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Prostate (PSA) Screening Panel

Type

Men’s Health Panel

Duration

10 min

Sample

Blood (venous)

What's included

4 deliverables in this treatment

  • Walk-in blood draw
  • Total PSA measurement, free PSA where indicated
  • ISO 15189-accredited tumour-marker analysis
  • Results report for physician review

A prostate screening blood test measuring prostate-specific antigen (PSA), with free PSA where indicated, used in the assessment of prostate health in men. Available as a walk-in self-pay test at MZ-Biochem.

About this treatment

Prostate-specific antigen (PSA) is a protein produced by the prostate gland; raised blood levels can reflect benign enlargement, inflammation or, in some cases, prostate cancer. Measuring total PSA, and the ratio of free to total PSA where total is borderline, is a non-invasive way to assess prostate health and decide whether further specialist evaluation is warranted. This self-pay panel is aimed at men who want to check PSA — for example those over 50,…

Good to know

Markers
Total PSA, free PSA (as indicated)
Referral
Not required (self-pay)
Booking
Walk-in

Who is this for?

Prostate health screening in men, family history of prostate cancer, PSA monitoring

Preparation required

Avoid cycling, ejaculation and prostate examination for 48 hours before the test, as these can temporarily raise PSA.

About the clinic

Reviews, team and credentials

Independent review links and clinic-reported team information.

4.7

3 clinic reviews

From independent platforms

Clinical team

The laboratory is led by RNDr. Lenka Vilímková, Ph.D. (head of laboratory and quality manager), with Mgr. Jana Janatová as deputy head. RNDr. Jaroslav Loucký, Ph.D., LL.M. is the company director. Collection sites are run by lead technicians Mgr. Jitka Slačálková (Uherský Brod) and Ludmila Vaňková (Uherské Hradiště).

Clinic-reported credentials

ČSN EN ISO 15189 ed. 3:2023 accredited laboratory (ČIA)

Languages: Czech, English

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