Cytopathology (Cell Examination)
- Involves studying individual cells from body fluids or tissues.
- Includes tests like Pap smear (cervical cancer screening) and FNAC (Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology).
Immunohistochemistry (IHC)
- Uses special stains and antibodies to detect specific proteins in tissues.
- Helps identify cancer subtypes and guide treatment decisions.
Frozen Section Analysis
- Provides a rapid diagnosis during surgery to assist surgeons in real-time decision-making.
- Commonly used in oncology and organ transplantation.
Molecular Histopathology
- Identifies genetic mutations and molecular changes in tissues.
- Helps in the early detection of genetic disorders and targeted cancer therapies.
Why is Histopathology Important?
- Detects cancer at an early stage, improving treatment outcomes.
- Identifies infections, autoimmune disorders, and chronic inflammatory diseases.
- Helps doctors determine the severity, progression, and best treatment options for various conditions.
- Assists in surgical decision-making and post-treatment monitoring.
Who Should Get a Histopathology Test?
- Patients with suspected tumors or abnormal tissue growth.
- Individuals experiencing chronic inflammation or unexplained symptoms.
- People undergoing surgery for cancer or other tissue-related diseases.
- Those with a family history of cancer or genetic disorders.
Histopathology Services at Aarogya Diagnostics
At Aarogya Diagnostics, we provide precise and high-quality histopathology testing using advanced laboratory techniques. Our expert pathologists ensure accurate analysis and timely reports, helping patients and doctors make informed health decisions.
Book your histopathology test today for an accurate diagnosis and better treatment outcomes!
