Find Your Tests & Examinations At YGOPH With Its Indicative Price
CT Scan
Detailed cross-sectional X-ray images of the head, chest, abdomen and bones.
Digital X-Ray
Fast, low-dose X-rays of the chest, bones, abdomen and teeth.
Blood Tests (Haematology)
Blood count, clotting, blood group and sickle cell testing for all ages.
Bone & Joint Imaging
X-ray, ultrasound and CT of bones and joints for children and adults.
Ultrasound & Doppler
Radiation-free scans of the abdomen, pelvis, breasts, thyroid and blood vessels.
Prothrombin Time (PT/INR)
Checks how quickly your blood clots and monitors anticoagulant treatment.
Haemoglobin A1c (HbA1c)
Your average blood sugar over the past two to three months.
Urinalysis & Urine Culture
Detects urinary infection, protein and sugar in the urine.
Full Blood Count (FBC / NFS)
Measures haemoglobin, red and white cells and platelets.
Blood Group & Rhesus
ABO blood group and Rhesus factor for pregnancy and transfusion.
Haemoglobin Electrophoresis (Sickle Cell Test)
Identifies sickle cell disease and trait in newborns, children and adults.
Malaria Test (Thick Smear & RDT)
Rapid test and microscopy to confirm malaria before treatment.
Blood Glucose & OGTT (Gestational Diabetes)
Fasting blood sugar and glucose tolerance test for gestational diabetes.
Kidney Function Tests (Creatinine, Urea)
Creatinine, urea and uric acid to check how your kidneys work.
Liver Function Tests (ALT, AST, GGT, ALP)
Liver enzymes to detect hepatitis, drug effects and pregnancy complications.
Lipid Profile (Cholesterol & Triglycerides)
Cholesterol and triglycerides to assess heart and blood-vessel risk.
C-Reactive Protein (CRP)
Measures inflammation to help detect and follow infections.
Electrolytes (Sodium, Potassium, Chloride)
Sodium, potassium and chloride to check fluid and salt balance.
HIV Test
Free, confidential screening with counselling; laboratory confirmation when needed.
Hepatitis B & C Tests
Screening for hepatitis B (HBsAg) and hepatitis C antibodies.
Syphilis Test (VDRL / TPHA)
Detects syphilis to protect mothers and prevent congenital infection.
Antenatal Blood Tests (Bilan Prénatal)
The essential tests for every pregnancy, from the first visit.
Pregnancy Test (β-hCG)
Urine or blood test to confirm and monitor early pregnancy.
Thyroid Tests (TSH, FT4)
TSH and free T4 to check how your thyroid is working.
Stool Examination & Stool Culture
Detects intestinal parasites and bacteria that cause diarrhoea.
Pap Smear & VIA Cervical Screening
Cervical cancer screening by visual inspection and cytology.
Fine-Needle Aspiration (FNA) Cytology
Quick needle sampling of lumps in the breast, thyroid or lymph nodes.
Semen Analysis (Spermogram)
Assesses sperm count, movement and shape in male fertility checks.
Obstetric Ultrasound
Pregnancy scans to date, check and follow your baby's growth.
Mammography
Low-dose breast X-ray for screening and diagnosis of breast disease.
Electrocardiogram (ECG)
A quick, painless recording of your heart's rhythm and activity.
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Preparing for your test
Most blood tests are taken in the morning. Some tests, such as blood sugar and lipids, require 8 to 12 hours of fasting: water is allowed. Bring your prescription, your ID card and any previous results so that the laboratory can compare them.
- Sampling Monday – Friday, 07:30 – 15:30
- Emergency tests on call 24/7
- Fasting only when the test requires it
- Pay at the laboratory or imaging window
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Getting your results
Many routine results are ready the same day or the next working day; cultures and pathology take longer. Results are given at the laboratory or imaging reception on presentation of your receipt, and are also sent to your doctor.
- Keep your receipt to collect results
- Ask your doctor to explain your results
- Imaging reports usually the same day
- Pathology results in a few working days
Questions About Laboratory Tests
A prescription is recommended so that your results can be interpreted by a doctor. Some tests can be done on request; ask the laboratory reception.
Come in the morning, especially for tests that require fasting such as blood sugar and lipids. Drink water normally unless you are told otherwise.
Use the sterile container provided by the laboratory, follow the hygiene instructions and bring the sample within one hour.
Yes. Our staff are used to taking samples from babies and children, gently and safely, with a parent present.
Prices are indicative, in FCFA, and must be confirmed at the cash desk. The prices of the examinations listed on our website are reviewed by our finance department regularly.
Some antenatal tests may be covered by the chèque santé or the universal health coverage for eligible women. Ask our admissions office.