Pathology

Accurate diagnosis is the foundation of effective treatment. Our advanced pathology unit is equipped with modern pathology technologies to deliver precise and timely test results.

• Biochemistry and hormonal analysis
• Preventive health check-up packages

• Anatomic Pathology: Examines tissues and cells to detect structural changes.
• Histopathology: Studies tissue samples (biopsies, surgical specimens) to diagnose diseases like cancer.
• Cytopathology (Cytology): Examines individual cells (e.g., Pap smears, fluid analysis) to detect disease.
• Forensic Pathology: Determines the cause of death by performing autopsies and examining tissue samples.
• Neuropathology: Focuses on diseases of the nervous system and skeletal muscles.
• Clinical Pathology (Laboratory Medicine): Analyzes body fluids to diagnose illness.
• Hematopathology/Hematology: Focuses on blood diseases, including bone marrow, blood clots, anemia, and leukemia.
• Chemical Pathology (Clinical Chemistry): Measures chemicals, hormones, and drugs in blood/urine to diagnose conditions like diabetes.
• Medical Microbiology/Virology: Identifies infectious agents like bacteria, viruses, and fungi.
• Immunology/Immunopathology: Focuses on immune system disorders, such as allergies or transplant rejection.
• Transfusion Medicine (Blood Bank): Manages blood products, testing, and compatibility for transfusions.
• Molecular Pathology/Genetics: Analyzes DNA/RNA to diagnose genetic diseases and guide targeted therapies.
• Dermatopathology: Specializes in skin disease diagnosis.
• Pediatric Pathology: Focuses on diseases affecting fetus, infants, and children.

• Pathology Accessioning: The initial step where samples are received and registered.
• Immunostains Laboratory: Uses specialized staining techniques to identify specific cellular components.