Venient Fx Iron Function Basic is a disruptive, non-invasive test that provides essential information about a patient's iron transport and storage function.
Based on a routine blood test and powered by both proprietary machine learning and public algorithms, it provides highly accurate primary diagnostic information, including the likelihood of anemia. As a first line test, the measured parameter results guide through diagnostic, prognostic and therapeutic options. Although the results are usually preliminary in decision making, in some cases, they can be definitive.
It is based on the measurement of important parameters in the assessment of anemia risk, such as red blood cell indices, blood cell counts, and serum iron. In addition, it also includes other determinations such as liver enzymes, different types of cholesterols, glucose and total and direct bilirubin, among others.
In case of a positive result, the diagnostic report suggests the performance of a specific secondary test of choice, in order to deepen the diagnostic information, confirm therapeutic approaches, establish prognoses or follow up the disease.
If anemia is suggested, other tests will be recommended as appropriate.
