Pathology and laboratory services

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Pathology and laboratory services play a crucial role in healthcare by providing diagnostic and analytical information that informs medical decisions and patient care. These services encompass a wide range of medical tests, analyses, and evaluations conducted on various specimens such as blood, tissue, urine, and other bodily fluids. Here are key components of pathology and laboratory services

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Pathology and laboratory services

Pathology and laboratory services play a crucial role in healthcare by providing diagnostic and analytical information that informs medical decisions and patient care. These services encompass a wide range of medical tests, analyses, and evaluations conducted on various specimens such as blood, tissue, urine, and other bodily fluids. Here are key components of pathology and laboratory services

Pathology services

Clinical Pathology

Involves the analysis of bodily fluids (blood, urine, cerebrospinal fluid) and cells to diagnose diseases and monitor treatment responses. Common tests include complete blood count (CBC), blood chemistry panels, and urinalysis.

Anatomic Pathology

Focuses on the examination of tissues and cells to diagnose diseases. This includes surgical pathology (examining tissues removed during surgery) and cytopathology (examining individual cells).

Histopathology

Examines tissues at a microscopic level to identify abnormal cellular structures and patterns. It is crucial for diagnosing conditions like cancer.

Microbiology

Identifies and studies microorganisms, including bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites, to diagnose infections and guide treatment decisions.

Immunology

Focuses on the immune system and includes tests such as serology to detect antibodies and antigen tests for infectious diseases.

Emetology

Analyzes blood and blood-forming tissues to diagnose disorders such as anemia, leukemia, and clotting disorders.

Laboratory services

Diagnostic Testing

Conducting a variety of diagnostic tests to identify the presence of diseases or abnormalities. Examples include blood tests, imaging studies, and genetic testing.

Blood Tests

Analyzing blood samples to assess various parameters, including complete blood count (CBC), blood chemistry, lipid profile, glucose levels, and more.

Urinalysis

Examining urine samples to assess kidney function, detect urinary tract infections, and identify other health conditions.

Drug and Toxicology Testing

Detecting the presence of drugs or toxic substances in the body, important for clinical and forensic purposes.

Clinical Chemistry

Assessing chemical components in bodily fluids to evaluate organ function, electrolyte balance, and detect abnormalities.

Genetic Testing

Analyzing an individual’s genetic material to identify genetic disorders, assess disease risk, and guide personalized treatment plans.

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