Testing a patient’s bodily fluids for the presence or absence of specific biomarkers can help to provide a definitive diagnosis of their condition including definitive internal state of the human body, as well as an indicator of the effectiveness of any drug being administered for the specific disease management.

Clinical biochemistry makes up a large proportion of all laboratory testing performed in health care establishment to facilitate for the diagnosis and definitive care of patients. There are a huge number of different biomarkers that are routinely tested, depending on the patient’s clinical presentation and history. These range from simple tests to check liver or kidney function, or identify the presence of a drug of abuse, to complex time-course studies looking at hormone imbalance or the efficacy of therapeutic drugs.

hsC Reactive Protein;HbA1c; HCG Beta; Homocysteine; IgA; IgM; IgG; IgE; IL-6; Procalcitonin; Prog 17-OH; Progesterone; Prolactin; Urinary protein PSA-Total & many more.

This field of study if extremely crucial as it enables histopathologists in understanding and confirmation of the diseases which sometimes associated with other supportive information such as radiological findings. Histopathology enables professionals to look for changes in cells that explain the actual cause of the patient’s illness. Pathologists are able to reach a diagnosis by examining a small piece of tissue from various organs. Histopathology is vital as it broadens and progresses treatments options.

Large, Small including lymph node Biposy with examination?

Cytopathology: FNAC, Tru cut biopsy, Bone marrow aspiration as well as boen marrow bioshy & cytology analysis Pap Smear & many more.