ADA ADENOSINE DEAMINASE SERUM

The ADA (Adenosine Deaminase) serum test measures ADA enzyme activity in venous blood serum as a marker of cellular (T‑cell) immune activity, which can help identify immune dysfunction and support the evaluation of certain infections such as tuberculous effusions. At-home collection in Dubai is carried out by trained phlebotomists and sent to DHA‑licensed, accredited laboratories for fast, quantitative analysis—results can assist clinicians in diagnosing or monitoring immune-related conditions and treatment response. Because ADA values are not disease‑specific, results should be reviewed with a physician alongside clinical findings and other investigations; Touch Connect arranges compliant sample collection and reporting to local medical standards.

• Adenosine Deaminase (ADA) — Serum concentration (U/L)
• Sample: Venous blood (serum) — at‑home collection by certified phlebotomist
• Result units: U/L
• Reference range (typical): 0–40 U/L (lab-dependent)
• Turnaround time: 24–48 hours in Dubai (confirm with provider)

• Quantitative serum Adenosine Deaminase (ADA) measurement to assess cellular immune activity
• Home phlebotomy in Dubai by certified technicians with controlled transport to an accredited laboratory
• Clinically validated assay with fast turnaround and secure digital reporting for physician review
• Supports clinical evaluation and monitoring of infections (including tuberculosis) and immune-related conditions
• Results formatted for use in UAE clinical settings, compatible with follow-up by local specialists

• Quantitative serum ADA (Adenosine Deaminase) measurement to evaluate cell‑mediated immune activity
• Clinical adjunct for assessing suspected tuberculosis-related immune response and other immune‑mediated infections
• At‑home venous blood collection by Dubai‑licensed phlebotomists with transfer to an accredited laboratory
• Timely, lab‑certified results with clear numeric values and professional interpretation for clinicians
• Suitable for monitoring immune response during treatment or recurrence, no fasting required

• At-home venous blood collection by trained phlebotomists across Dubai with temperature‑controlled transport to an accredited UAE laboratory
• Quantitative serum ADA (Adenosine Deaminase) assay reported in U/L using standardized methods with typical turnaround of 24–48 hours
• Provides an adjunctive marker to support immune‑function evaluation and clinical assessment (including consideration of tuberculous pleural disease) — not a standalone diagnostic test
• Secure, clinician‑ready digital report with clear interpretation notes and optional follow‑up testing or referral recommendations