Pathology
Laboratory testing for diagnosis, screening and monitoring
Overview
The pathology laboratory analyses blood, urine, tissue and other samples. Its reports underpin nearly every clinical decision, from confirming an infection to monitoring the safety of long-term medication.
Accuracy depends on the whole chain — correct sample collection, proper handling, calibrated equipment and interpretation by a qualified pathologist.
Procedures & treatments
- Routine blood and urine testing
- Biochemistry and hormone profiles
- Microbiology and culture testing
- Histopathology and biopsy reporting
- Immunohistochemistry
- Preventive health test packages
Conditions we treat
- Infection screening
- Diabetes and thyroid monitoring
- Anaemia evaluation
- Liver and kidney function assessment
- Lipid and cardiac risk profiling
- Tissue diagnosis from biopsy samples
Why it helps
- In-house testing with quick turnaround
- Reports reviewed by a qualified pathologist
- Samples collected on site alongside consultation
- Test packages for routine health screening
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to fast for blood tests?
For sugar and lipid tests, usually yes — eight to twelve hours. Most other tests do not require fasting.
How soon are reports available?
Routine blood reports are generally same day; cultures and biopsies take longer by nature.
Should I interpret my report myself?
Values outside the reference range are not always abnormal for you. Discuss the report with your doctor.
This page is general health information and is not a substitute for medical advice. Please consult our doctors for diagnosis and treatment.