About the department
A computerised pathology and microbiology laboratory with automatic analysers, open 24/7, running haematology, biochemistry, serology, cytology and culture tests.
What we treat
- Fluid Cytology
- FNAC
- PAP Smears
- AFB Stain
- HB
- TLC,DLC
- CBC
- BT, CT
- PTI, A PTT/INR
- ESR
- PBF
- RETICULOCYTE COUNT
- BONE MARROW EXAMINATION
- MP
- PLATELET COUNT
- BLOOD GROUP
- ABSOLUTE EOSINOPHIL COUNT
- ABSOLUTE NEUTROPHIL COUNT
- G-6-PD
- URINE CULTURE & SENSITIVITY
- SEROLOGY
- TYPHI DOT
- RA FACTOR
- WIDAL (SLIDE & TUBE)
- VDRL
- DENGUE (NS1, IGM, IGG), CHIKUNGUNYA
- MALARIA
- ASO
- CRP
- VIRAL MARKERS
- PREGNANCY TEST
- BLOOD SUGAR (FASTING/PP)
- BLOOD UREA
- S. CREATININE
- S. URIC ACID
- URINE EXAMINATION
- SODIUM
- POTASSIUM
- CALCIUM
- S. BILIRUBIN TOTAL
- S. BILIRUBIN DIRECT
- SGOT
- SGPT
- ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE
- S. PROTEIN
- S. ALBUMIN
- GGT
- PTI (INR)
- STOOL C/E
- STOOL FOR OCCULT BLOOD
- PH
- S. AMYLASE
- S. LIPASE
- S. CALCIUM
- PENAL
- LIPID PROFILE
- TROPONIN – T
- CPK
- CPK- MB
- LDH
- HIGH SENSITIVITY CRP
- URINE C/E
- KETONE BODIES
- BILE SALTS
- UROBILINOGEN
- 24 HRS. URINE PROTEINS
- URINE MICROALBUMIN
- S. IRON
- TIBC
- MANTOUX TEST
- A test may be repeated when a result indicates that you may have a disease or condition. Repeat test results that match the initial results confirms a diagnosis. For example, if the results from a fasting glucose test are high, the test is repeated. If it is high again, then a diagnosis of diabetes is confirmed.
- If a result does not seem to fit with your overall health level, such as your signs and symptoms and physical exam results, your health care provider may reorder the test. Here are a few examples of why the results can be unexpected: It is possible that the substance measured in the test happened to be high or low because of something you ate, recent physical exercise, or another circumstantial situation. Though uncommon, errors due to improper processing or transportation of the sample (such as refrigeration issues, exposure to heat, etc.) can affect the accuracy of results.
- It is possible that the substance measured in the test happened to be high or low because of something you ate, recent physical exercise, or another circumstantial situation.
- Though uncommon, errors due to improper processing or transportation of the sample (such as refrigeration issues, exposure to heat, etc.) can affect the accuracy of results.
- A test may be repeated if there was not enough sample collected to perform the full panel of tests, or if the sample was not collected properly. For instance, if you do not collect all of your urine for a 24-hour urine test, it may need to be repeated.