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Sikkim State: Laboratory Mapping Sikkim State: Laboratory Mapping Human Samples Testing Labs, Sikkim Name of Laboratory/Facili Name of Testing facility : Culture test/ELISA/Rapid ty Postal Address of Email Id of the Nodal S. No Nodal Test/Molecular testing, etc (Lab the Lab. Person Person Categorization: Human) 1.Bacterial Culture & Sensitivity 2.Fungal culture 3. Microscopy- Bacterial/Fungal/leprosy 4. Serology Rapid test Dept of Clinical New STNM ASO Microbiology Multi-speciality CRP New STNM Multi Hospital Dr Pema microstnm@ RA Speciality Hospital Sochakgang Yoden gmail.com RPR Sichey Bhutia Widal test Gangtok Scrub typhus 737101 Weil Felix test East Sikkim H.pylori HAV 1 HCV HBsAg Kalaazar Sikkim State: Laboratory Mapping ELISA - Dengue Ns1 & IgM - Chikungunya - Measles - Mumps - Rubella - Rotavirus - Epstein BV - HAV - HEV - HCV - HbsAg 5. Environmental Sampling and Water testing 6. Molecular Sample collection and referring to regional labs Influenza, Respiratory virus panel IRL,TB Lab 1. Culture and DST of Annexure Building mycobacterium tuberculosis. Intermediate 1,Near Ayush Dr.Jagat 2. CBNAAT (Cartridge Based Nucleic Reference Lab. Hospital [email protected] Pradhan Acid Amplification test) for for TB diagnosis Multispecialist New Diagnosis of TB and Rif, Resistant STNMH,Sochkgang TB Sichey Gangtok Sikkim State: Laboratory Mapping DTC Gangtok Near Ayush Hospital CBNAAT (Cartridge Based Nucleic Acid Dr.Kavita DTC Gangtok Multispecialist [email protected] Amplification test) for Diagnosis of TB and Khati New Rif, Resistant TB STNMH,Sochkgang Sichey Gangtok Microbiology CBNAAT (Cartridge Based Nucleic Acid Department,Level Dr.karma CRH Manipal Amplification test) for Diagnosis of TB and 6 New Collage G. Doma Building SMIMS Rif, Resistant TB Lab Gangtok Sikkim State: Laboratory Mapping A) Microbiology 1) Serology i) Test for RA, CRP, ASO, RPR Pakyong Primary ii) Rapid Kit Test for HCG [email protected] Dr. Siddant HbsAg, HCV, HIV, Scrub Health Center Basnett Typhus, Typhoid P.O Pakyong 2) Microscopy 2 Pakyong Krishna East Sikkim Chandra dahalkrishnachandra@ Test for MP, Sputum, AFB, Urine R/M Dahal gmail.com Pin 737106 B) Bio-Chemistry- Blood Sugar, LFT, KFT,Lipid Profile, Uric Acid C) Haematology- CBC, Hb, Blood grouping. Microscopy- AFB, PBS for MP, urine R/M Rapid Test- HCG, HbsAg, HCV, HIV, Scrub Typhus, Typhoid. RONGLI PHC DR UMA RONGLI PHC P.O Rongli [email protected] Biochemistry- Blood Sugar, LFT, KFT, Lipid ADHIKARI East Sikkim profile. Pin 737131 Hematology- CBC, Hb, Blood grouping Sikkim State: Laboratory Mapping A) Microbiology 1) Serology i) Test for RA, CRP, ASO, RPR ii) Rapid Kit Test for HCG HbsAg, HCV, HIV, Scrub Typhus, Typhoid District Hospital 2) Microscopy Singtam Dr Tshering District Hospital Test for MP, Sputum, AFB, Urine R/M, P.O Singtam Ongmu [email protected] Singtam Stool R/M Bhutia East Sikkim 3) Molecular – CBNAAT Pin 737134 for AFB B) Bio-Chemistry- Blood Sugar, LFT, KFT,Lipid Profile, S. Uric Acid, Thyroid profile, HbA1C test. C) Pathology- CBC, Hb, Blood grouping, BT, CT, Pap Smear test, FNAC test. A) Microbiology Rangpo PHC 1)Serology Dr Monaj Rangpo PHC P.O Rangpo [email protected] i)Test for RA, CRP, ASO, East Sikkim Mishra RPR Pin 737132 ii)Rapid Kit Test for HCG HbsAg, HCV, HIV, Scrub Sikkim State: Laboratory Mapping Typhus, Typhoid 2) Microscopy Test for MP, Sputum, AFB, Urine R/M B) Bio-Chemistry- Blood Sugar, LFT, KFT,Lipid Profile, Uric Acid C) Haematology- CBC, Hb, Blood grouping. Microscopy- AFB, PBS for MP, urine R/M Rapid Test- HCG, HbsAg, HCV, HIV, Scrub Sang PHC Yadhu Typhus, Typhoid. Sang PHC [email protected] P.O Sang poudyal Biochemistry- Blood Sugar, LFT, KFT, Lipid East Sikkim profile. Hematology- CBC, Hb, Blood grouping, a) Microbilogy 1. Serology i. Test for RA,CRP,ASO,RPR, ii. Rapid kit test for HCG,HbsAg, Rhenock CHC, East Sita Devi Rhenock CHC [email protected] HIV,Scrub typhus ,typhoid. Sikkim Sharma 2. Microscopy Test for MP,Sputum AFB,Urine R/M . b) Bio-chemestry –blood sugar, Sikkim State: Laboratory Mapping LFT,KFT,Lipid profile,Uric Acid. c) Heamatology-CBC,HB,Blood grouping. A) Microbilogy 1. Serology Rapid kit test for HCG,HbsAg, Machong PHC HIV. 2. Microscopy P.O Machong Bawani Machong PHC [email protected] East Sikkim Shanker Test for MP,Sputum AFB,Urine R/M . Pin 737106 d) Bio-chemestry –blood sugar, LFT,KFT,Lipid profile,Uric Acid. Heamatology-HB,Blood grouping Sikkim State: Laboratory Mapping DTC Sintam, CBNAAT (Cartridge Based District Hospital Dr.Shanti Nucleic Acid Amplification DTC Singtam Dept. of HC HS & [email protected] Mishra test) for Diagnosis of TB and FW Singtam East Rif, Resistant TB Sikkim District Hospital DHN Pentok Dr.Tempo Mangan [email protected] Mangan North Tshring Rapid Test Laboratory, North m Sikkim kalian Sikkim. Chugthang PHC R,Tenzing Chungthang PHC North District Choden Rapid Test Sikkim Bhutia Passingthang PHC 3 Passingthang PHC Dr.Pemkit Rapid Test North Sikkim Sikkim State: Laboratory Mapping Phodong PHC Phodong PHC Dr.Amit Rapid Test North Sikkim Dikchu PHC North Dikchu PHC Dr.Suraj Rapid Test Sikkim Hee-gyathang PHC Heegyathang PHC Dr.Rojana Rapid Test North Sikkim DTC Mangan District TB CBNAAT (Cartridge Based Hospital Dept of Dr.Ashok Nucleic Acid Amplification DTC North [email protected] HC,HS & FW Rai test) for Diagnosis of TB and Mangan North Rif, Resistant TB Sikkim General District Hospital Laboratory Gyalshing Dr,Leezum 4 District Hospital ,737111, Foning [email protected] Culture /Rapid test/Elisa Gyalshing west Lepcha Sikkim West Sikkim Sikkim State: Laboratory Mapping DTC Gyalshing CBNAAT (Cartridge Based District TB Dr.Bikash Nucleic Acid Amplification DTC West [email protected] Hospital HC,HS & Pradhan test) for Diagnosis of TB and FW Department Rif, Resistant TB NAMCHI SOUTH DISTRICT SIKKIM,DISTRICT HOSPITAL HOSPITAL DR.S.N 1.ELISA 5 [email protected] NAMCHI south NAMCHI,SOUTH ADHIKARI 2.RAPID Sikkim SIKKIM,PIN 737126 DTC Namchi TB CBNAAT (Cartridge Based Nucleic Acid Dr.hemant 6 DTC South Hospital HC,HS & [email protected] Amplification test) for Diagnosis of TB and Sunar FW Department Rif, Resistant TB Sikkim State: Laboratory Mapping Animal Samples Testing Labs, Sikkim S. Name of Postal Name of Email Id of the Nodal Person Testing facility : Culture Whether the Lab is No Laboratory/Facility Address of Nodal test/ELISA/Rapid part of any Quality (Lab the Lab. Person Test/Molecular testing, etc Assurance Program Categorization: (EQAs, etc) Animal) 1 Disease Gangtok Dr.Zeruiah [email protected] Culture, ELISA, Rapid tests are No Investigation Cell Bhutia done Gangtok 2 Disease Namchi Dr.Nutan [email protected] Hematology parasite, No Investigation Lab, South Subba examinations are done Namchi Sikkim 3 Disease Gyalshing Dr,Prabin [email protected] parasite, examinations are No Investigation Lab, West Lama done Gyalshing Sikkim 4 Disease Tashiding Dr.Rinche [email protected] parasite, examinations are No Investigation Lab West n Ongmoo done Tashiding Sikkim Sikkim State: Laboratory Mapping 5 Disease Dentam Dr.Preyna [email protected] parasite, examinations are `No Investigation Lab West Gurung done Dentam Sikkim 6 Disease Mangan Dr.Hissay [email protected] parasite, examinations are No Investigation Lab North D. Lepcha done Mangan Sikkim Food Samples Testing Labs, Sikkim S. Name of Postal Name of Email Id of the Nodal Person Testing facility : Culture Whether the Lab is No Laboratory/Facility Address of Nodal Person test/ELISA/Rapid part of any Quality (Lab the Lab. Test/Molecular testing, etc Assurance Program Categorization: (EQAs, etc) Food) 1 State Food State Food N.R.Gurung nawaratnagurung@yahooma Nil` Nil Laboratory Laboratory, il.com Singtam, Chuwatar East Sikkim 737134 .
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