The hematology department is equipped with the latest CBC and coagulation analyzers and provides round-the-clock services guided by an expert team of hematopathologists and technologists who ensure accurate and on-time processing of samples and reporting of the test results.
Services Offered:
- Hemogram and peripheral blood reporting
- Basic and advanced coagulation workup for various bleeding and clotting disorders
- Bone marrow aspiration and trephine biopsy reporting
- Lymph node biopsy and immunohistochemistry reporting
- Immunohistochemistry on bone marrow biopsies
- Investigations for hemolytic and other anemias
- Various clinical pathology services like urine and stool analysis, urine for dysmorphic RBCs
USP:
- Reporting of bone marrows by specialists with specialisation in hematopathology
- Complete diagnosis on lymph node biopsies as per the latest WHO classification
- State of the art equipment with high accuracy and precision
- Collaboration between various departments for a complete diagnosis and risk stratification
Equipment:
- Hematology analyzer
- Coagulation analyzer
- Urine analyzer
- Hematology analyzer with artificial intelligence
Most Frequently asked Tests
FAQ
What is a Complete Blood Count (CBC), and why is it important?
A CBC is a blood test that measures different blood components, including red, white blood cells and platelets. It helps to diagnose various hematologic conditions as well as to monitor the effectiveness of treatment.
How long does it take to receive results for Hematology tests?
Turnaround times for results vary based on the specific test. Routine tests like CBC often have a quick turnaround, while more specialised tests may take longer. Our team strives to provide accurate results promptly, and you can inquire about specific timelines at the time of sample handover.
How should I prepare for a Hematology test?
Preparation requirements vary for different tests. In general, fasting is not usually required for routine Hematology tests like CBC. However, specific instructions may be provided based on the test ordered.
What does an abnormal Coagulation Profile indicate?
An abnormal Coagulation Profile may suggest a bleeding or clotting disorder. This could be due to conditions such as hemophilia, liver disease, or the presence of anticoagulant medications. Further evaluation and consultation with a healthcare provider are recommended for proper diagnosis and management.
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