The Major Pre-Op Profile is a laboratory test that is conducted prior to a major surgical procedure. This profile is designed to assess the overall health status of the patient before undergoing major surgery. The results of this test provide valuable information to the surgeon and the anesthesiologist regarding the patient's pre-existing medical conditions, the risk of complications, and the patient's overall ability to tolerate surgery. The Major Pre-Op Profile includes a comprehensive panel of laboratory tests that evaluate various aspects of the patient's health. The profile typically includes a complete blood count (CBC), a chemistry panel, and a coagulation panel. It may additionally include other specialized tests based on the patient's own medical history and the type of surgery planned. In summary, the Major Pre-Op Profile is a comprehensive laboratory test that provides valuable information about the patient's overall health status before major surgery.

The results of this test help reduce the risk of surgical complications and ensure the patient’s health.