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Histopathology is the microscopic examination of tissue biopsies and cytology specimens to diagnose diseases, particularly cancer. National Lab's histopathology department handles tissue specimens from biopsies and excisions, processing them through fixation, embedding, sectioning, and H&E staining for microscopic analysis.
Cytology services include FNAC, Pap smears, sputum cytology, and fluid cytology — offering rapid, minimally invasive diagnosis. All reports are generated by qualified pathologists with detailed clinical correlation.
Histopathology specimens are processed using automated tissue processors ensuring complete fixation and paraffin embedding. Microtomes create 3–5 micron sections stained with H&E for routine examination, with IHC as needed. IHC helps determine cancer type, grade, hormone receptor status, and therapeutic targets for personalised cancer management.
8–12 hours fasting required for most blood tests. Avoid coffee, tea, milk, and solid foods. Water allowed.
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