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Cardiovascular Genetics & Hemostasis

Explore first-line screening biomarkers, targeted reflex assays and confirmatory genetic panels in Cardiovascular Genetics & Hemostasis. A clinician or genetic counsellor can help choose appropriate testing based on the clinical question and previous results.

  • 22 diagnostic topics
  • 487 available tests
  • From KSh 327
  • KMLTTB Regulated Laboratory
  • ISO 9001:2015 Quality System
  • Free Pre-Test Counselor Guidance
  • Nationwide & Home Sample Collection

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Antiphospholipid Syndrome & Clotting Antibodies

9 available tests

From KSh 1,544

Cardiolipin/beta-2 Glycoprotein/Lupus Anticoagulant

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Aortic Aneurysm & Marfan Syndrome

25 available tests

From KSh 40,000

FBN1/TGFBR1/TGFBR2 Gene Panels

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Arrhythmogenic & Restrictive Cardiomyopathy

19 available tests

From KSh 40,000

PKP2/DES/TAZ Gene Panels

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Atrial Fibrillation & Arrhythmia Genetics

8 available tests

From KSh 40,000

KCNQ1/SCN5A/GJA5 Gene Panels

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Cardiac Biomarkers & Heart Failure Tests

15 available tests

From KSh 608

Troponin/BNP/NT-proBNP/CK-MB

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Cholesterol & Lipid Profile Panels

51 available tests

From KSh 327

Lipid Profile/Lipoprotein(a)/Apolipoproteins

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Coagulation & Bleeding Screen Panels

54 available tests

From KSh 538

PT/aPTT/INR/D-Dimer/Fibrinogen

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Congenital Heart Defect Genetics

52 available tests

From KSh 40,000

NKX2.5/GATA4/TBX5 Heart Panels

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Dilated Cardiomyopathy (DCM)

56 available tests

From KSh 40,000

TTN/LMNA/FLNC Gene Panels

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Ehlers-Danlos & Hypermobility Syndromes

26 available tests

From KSh 40,000

COL3A1/COL5A1 Gene Panels

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Familial Hypercholesterolemia & Lipid Disorders

11 available tests

From KSh 40,000

LDLR/APOB/PCSK9 Gene Testing

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Hemophilia A & B (Factor VIII/IX)

11 available tests

From KSh 6,000

F8/F9 Gene & Inhibitor Testing

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Hereditary Hemorrhagic Telangiectasia

9 available tests

From KSh 40,000

ENG/ACVRL1 Gene Testing

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Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM)

79 available tests

From KSh 21,000

MYBPC3/MYH7 Sarcomeric Gene Panels

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Inflammation & Cardiovascular Risk Markers

16 available tests

From KSh 608

hs-CRP/homocysteine/Lp-PLA2

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Long QT, Brugada & Cardiac Channelopathies

44 available tests

From KSh 40,000

KCNQ1/SCN5A/KCNH2 Gene Panels

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Other Inherited Cardiovascular Disorders

49 available tests

From KSh 39,780

Rare Cardiogenetic Sequencing

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Platelet Function & Bleeding Disorders

9 available tests

From KSh 397

Glanzmann/Bernard-Soulier/Platelet Function Panels

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Pulmonary Hypertension (BMPR2 & Hereditary)

5 available tests

From KSh 40,000

BMPR2/ALK1/ACVRL1 Gene Panels

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Rare Clotting Factor Deficiencies

26 available tests

From KSh 8,000

Factor II/V/VII/X/XI/XII Assays

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Thrombophilia & Blood Clot Risk

26 available tests

From KSh 2,106

Factor V Leiden/Prothrombin/Protein C-S Panel

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Von Willebrand Disease

6 available tests

From KSh 26,000

VWF Gene & Antigen/Activity Panels

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Clinical context

Clinical pathway & questions

How this diagnostic category is organized

Tests in Cardiovascular Genetics & Hemostasis are grouped into first-line screening and biomarkers, reflex assays that may follow an initial result, and confirmatory genetic panels. The appropriate pathway depends on the clinical question and any prior results; a larger panel is not automatically the right choice.

Consult a qualified clinician or genetic counselor before booking. They can help determine whether testing is suitable and explain how results should be interpreted alongside your medical history.

Before sample collection

Confirm the specimen, preparation instructions and collection options for your selected test with the laboratory. Requirements differ by test and location.

Common questions

Questions about Cardiovascular Genetics & Hemostasis

How do I choose between routine screening and a genetic panel in Cardiovascular Genetics & Hemostasis?

The right option depends on the clinical question, symptoms, family history and any previous results. A routine screen or focused marker may answer a specific question; a genetic panel examines selected genes. Discuss suitability and interpretation with your clinician or a genetic counsellor before booking.

How are samples collected and prepared across Kenya?

Sample type, preparation and handling vary by test. Confirm the current instructions with the laboratory before collection. Nationwide and home sample collection can be arranged subject to your location, the specimen requirements and transport conditions.

Can SHIF/SHA or private insurance cover tests in Cardiovascular Genetics & Hemostasis?

Coverage depends on your scheme, the specific test, referral and pre-authorisation rules, and provider arrangements. Verify eligibility, any co-payment, and direct-billing or reimbursement requirements with your insurer and the laboratory before booking. Listing a test does not guarantee coverage.