Tests before intravitreal injections

Before intravitreal administration of anti-angiogenic medication, the day hospital requires conjunctival culture, blood testing, an ECG and chest imaging, among other assessments. Patients with diabetes may also require an endocrinologist’s opinion. Check the validity period of each result.

Required tests and examinations

№ Test / consultation Validity period
1 Conjunctival bacterial culture 14 days
2 Complete blood count with differential 14 days
3 Blood biochemistry (ALT, AST, glucose, electrolytes (K, Na, Ca), total protein, urea, creatinine and total bilirubin) 14 days
4 Syphilis screening (microreaction / Wassermann test / ELISA) 1 month
5 Blood glucose 14 days
6 ECG with tracing and interpretation 14 days
7 Chest fluorography / X-ray with report 1 year
8 HIV blood test 6 months
9 Blood group No expiry specified
10 Hepatitis B and C markers (If positive: infectious disease specialist (or hepatologist) assessment) 6 months
11 Endocrinologist consultation for patients with diabetes (If the patient has diabetes) 1 month
12 Lacrimal duct irrigation 6 months
The supplied document lists only one test for the Macula Centre: conjunctival bacterial culture (14 days). No further requirements are available in the source.

Admission conditions

If the patient has other medical conditions, the treating physician or anaesthetist may request additional tests or specialist assessments.

Check that all results are available and still valid. Missing required documents or examinations may prevent scheduled admission.

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