Our Computerised Pathology Department provides accurate, reliable, and timely diagnostic laboratory services through advanced laboratory technology, systematic processes, and quality-controlled reporting. The department supports clinicians in the diagnosis, monitoring, and management of a wide range of diseases and medical conditions.
Complete Blood Count (CBC) – Comprehensive evaluation of blood cell counts and related parameters.
ESR – Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate testing for appropriate clinical assessment.
Routine Urine Examination – Laboratory evaluation of urine for routine diagnostic assessment.
Routine Stool Examination – Examination of stool specimens for relevant diagnostic evaluation.
Body Fluid Analysis – Laboratory analysis of relevant body fluid specimens as clinically indicated.
Semen Analysis – Laboratory assessment of semen parameters for appropriate clinical evaluation.
Peripheral Blood Smear – Microscopic examination of blood cells for diagnostic assessment.
Blood Glucose & HbA1c – Assessment of blood glucose levels and long-term glycaemic control.
Liver Function Tests (LFT) – Biochemical assessment of liver function and related parameters.
Kidney / Renal Function Tests (KFT / RFT) – Evaluation of kidney function through relevant biochemical parameters.
Lipid Profile – Assessment of cholesterol, triglycerides, and related lipid parameters.
Thyroid Function Tests – Laboratory assessment of thyroid-related biochemical parameters.
Electrolytes – Measurement of important electrolytes for clinical evaluation.
Cardiac Markers – Biochemical investigations used in the evaluation of selected cardiac conditions.
Enzyme & Metabolic Investigations – Testing of relevant enzymes and metabolic parameters.
Routine & Specialised Biochemical Investigations – A range of additional biochemical tests based on clinical requirements.
Haemoglobin & CBC – Evaluation of haemoglobin levels and complete blood cell parameters.
Peripheral Smear Examination – Microscopic assessment of peripheral blood cells.
Platelet Count – Measurement of platelet levels for appropriate clinical assessment.
PT / INR – Assessment of blood clotting function and coagulation status.
aPTT – Laboratory assessment of the intrinsic coagulation pathway.
Coagulation Profile – Evaluation of relevant blood coagulation parameters.
Other Haematological Investigations – Additional blood-related investigations as clinically indicated.
Infectious Disease Screening – Serological and immunological investigations for selected infectious diseases.
Hormonal Assays – Laboratory assessment of relevant hormone levels.
Autoimmune Investigations – Testing to support the evaluation of selected autoimmune conditions.
Allergy-Related Investigations – Appropriate laboratory investigations for selected allergic conditions.
Tumour Markers – Laboratory testing of relevant tumour markers where clinically indicated.
Other Immunological & Serological Tests – Additional investigations based on clinical requirements.
Routine Culture & Sensitivity – Microbiological culture and antimicrobial sensitivity testing for appropriate clinical specimens.
Blood Culture – Microbiological examination of blood samples for suspected infection.
Urine Culture – Culture-based evaluation of urine specimens for microbial growth.
Pus / Wound Culture – Microbiological examination of pus and wound specimens.
Sputum & Other Clinical Specimens – Examination and microbiological evaluation of relevant clinical specimens.
Microbial Identification & Antimicrobial Sensitivity Testing – Identification of microorganisms and assessment of antimicrobial sensitivity where indicated.
Biopsy Examination – Laboratory examination of tissue samples obtained through biopsy procedures.
Histopathological Examination – Microscopic examination of tissue specimens to support diagnosis.
FNAC – Fine-needle aspiration cytology for appropriate lesions and masses.
Pap Smear – Cytological examination for screening and evaluation of cervical abnormalities.
Fluid Cytology – Cytological examination of relevant body fluid specimens.
Special Stains – Additional staining techniques used for selected histopathological evaluations.
Immunohistochemistry (IHC) – Specialized tissue testing performed where clinically indicated to support diagnostic evaluation.
The Computerised Pathology Department combines advanced laboratory technology, systematic workflows, and quality-controlled processes to support accurate and timely diagnostic reporting. The department provides reliable laboratory support for diagnosis, monitoring, and clinical management across a wide range of medical conditions.
Accurate Diagnostics – Efficient Workflows – Reliable Reporting.