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Your results

How to receive your results, how to read a report, how your values change over the years, and sharing them with your doctor.

Receiving your results

  1. Results are released after validation by a biologist (and, in imaging, the radiologist's signature).
  2. A message tells you they're available; it never contains a value.
  3. You read them in your patient space, with a two-step sign-in.
  4. The paper report is still available at the centre for those who prefer it.

An elderly relative can name you: you can then see and print their results without going to the counter.

Reading a report

Each value comes with its unit, the reference range printed for your age and sex, and a marker made of an icon and a word, never a colour alone.

A report, set out like the one you receive Example
TestResultReference rangePosition in the rangeMarker
Fasting blood glucoseSugar in the blood, fasting1.32g/L0.70 – 1.10Outside the reference range
Glycated haemoglobin (HbA1c)Average blood sugar over three months5.6%4.0 – 6.0Within the reference range
PotassiumA mineral salt in the blood4.2mmol/L3.5 – 5.1Within the reference range
Total cholesterolFats in the blood2.15g/L< 2.00Outside the reference range

A result outside the reference range doesn't by itself mean there's a problem: your doctor interprets it with your history, your treatments and your other tests.

Your results over the years

An example of a follow-up: sign in to your patient space to see your own values.

Unitg/Lmmol/L

Example

The light band is the reference range: 3.88 – 5.17 mmol/L.
Total cholesterol: values in mmol/L
DateResultMarker
10/02/20255.90mmol/LOutside the reference range
02/06/20255.69mmol/LOutside the reference range
14/10/20255.48mmol/LOutside the reference range
03/03/20265.30mmol/LOutside the reference range
21/09/20265.07mmol/LWithin the reference range

The change of unit is computed by the laboratory with each test's conversion factor.

Share with my doctor

A link to one request's validated results, valid for as long as you choose. Sensitive results never travel by link.

You can end the link at any time; each opening is counted.

The laboratory's rules