Get Histopathology-2 (Large) Tests from Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy, an NABL & NABH Accredited Diagnostic Centre and Leading Pathology & diagnostic centre. The microscopic analysis of tissue samples in a laboratory to help the doctor determine and evaluate abnormal tissue, inflammation, infections, or suspected cancer (tumours) is called histopathology.

What is Histopathology-2 (Large)?

Histopathology: Examination of disease or abnormal tissue with a microscope. The doctor removes a sample of tissue, and it is sent to a specialist in pathology for processing and examination. When the sample is large, the laboratory may take several representative samples to determine the type and extent of abnormality. Other sections or special staining may be suggested, and other tests as indicated by the clinical need.

Common Reasons for Histopathology-2 (Large)

• Biopsy Evaluation: Microscopic examination of a larger tissue sample taken to check for abnormal tissue.
• Surgical tissue, examination of: Examination of tissue removed during a surgery.
• Suspected Tumours or Growths: Evaluation of tissue alterations to see if it is benign or malignant.
• Assessment of inflammatory or chronic disease changes in tissues: Inflammatory Conditions.
• Infectious Conditions: Signs of changes in tissue that could be a sign of infection and/or extra tests if necessary.
• Additional Studies of Abnormal Imaging Findings: Additional tests of tissue abnormalities detected through imaging tests.
• Evaluation of the margins or other features of the tissue relevant to the evaluation of the extent of the disease (if applied to the specimen).

Conditions Evaluated

Benign and Malignant Lesions

Histopathology involves examining abnormal tissues and determining whether a lesion has a benign, malignant, or other abnormal characteristic. The interpretation is dependent on the specimen and clinical situation.

Inflammatory Disorders

Microscopic examination of the patterns of acute/chronic inflammation can help to assess different organs/tissues.

Infectious and Granulomatous Conditions

Infections can cause identifiable changes in tissues in some instances. Other microbiological or special investigations may be required to determine the cause; histopathology may help to identify these patterns.

Tissue Degeneration and Structural Changes

The examination can assess architecture, appearance, and degeneration of the cells that might correlate with several medical diseases.

Tumour Characteristics

If a tumour is detected, then further examination by histopathology can be performed to ascertain the nature of the tumour and any relevant microscopic characteristics. Further classification may be required using further testing.

Surgical Specimen Assessment

Where a tissue has been removed, it can be examined to find out what kind of abnormality was present and may also provide additional information, for example, if the margins of surgery were clear of abnormality (this is only evidence if the tissue has been removed).

Why Choose Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy?

Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy is an NABL and NABH Accredited Diagnostic Centre, providing the most advanced facilities of Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Pathology in a single place. The principles of our pathology services follow standardised laboratory procedures, specimen handling, microscopic examination, and accurate reporting. We aim to provide the necessary diagnostic support and quality and patient-care standards that are suitable and accurate.

Book Your Histopathology-2 (Large)

If your doctor has recommended Histopathology-2 (Large), please call Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy for details of when to attend and how to submit your specimen. Take the doctor's prescription, clinical notes, old biopsy/histology reports, and any other medical records. Specimens should be submitted to the laboratory as per instructions for proper processing and evaluation.