Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy is an NABL & NABH Accredited Diagnostic Centre ensuring advanced Pathology & diagnostic services and offering and conducting your Histopathology-4 (Small) examination. Histopathology involves the microscopic examination of tissue samples to identify abnormal changes, inflammation, infections, and suspected tumours. 

About Histopathology-4 (Small)

A small piece of tissue (biopsy) or a small operation is removed and sent to the laboratory. The sample is analyzed, cut, dyed, and looked at again with a microscope by a pathologist. Assist in establishing the structure of tissue and its characteristics of cells to aid in the detection of abnormal cells or conditions. It can help with the diagnosis of the condition and help the doctor decide which investigations are needed and what effective treatment should be provided.

What is Histopathology-4 (Small)?

The study of microscopic alterations, which are the hallmark of disease, in the tissues. Tissue samples taken by the doctor are preserved, prepared, embedded, sectioned, and stained in the laboratory before being examined under the microscope. A pathologist analyzes the cells' structure and characteristics. Additional sections, special stains, and/or additional investigations may be recommended based on clinical findings and specimen.

Common Reasons for Histopathology-4 (Small)

• Evaluation Of A Small Biopsy: Using the microscope to look at the abnormal tissue that was removed in a small sample.
• Localized lesions: Examination of tissue taken from a lump or growth and/or any abnormal area in the body.
• Suspect Tissues: Examination of tissues to see if a tumour is benign or malignant.
• Inflammatory Conditions: Identification of signs of inflammation (acute and chronic).
• Abnormal Clinical Findings: Any tissue abnormality found during the clinical exam or other exam procedures and additional work-up involved.
• Repeat Sampling: Follow-up Evaluation: Evaluation of the selected tissue abnormalities, if repeat sampling is clinically appropriate.

Conditions Evaluated

Benign and Malignant Tissue Changes

Histopathology is used to help evaluate abnormal tissues, and it helps to identify abnormal features that may be indicative of a benign lesion, malignancy, or any other pathological process. There is some variability of interpretation from specimen to specimen and from clinical situation to situation.

Inflammatory Disorders

Inflammatory conditions throughout the tissues may be revealed by acute or chronic inflammation, which can be appreciated in microscopic examination.

Infectious and Granulomatous Conditions

Some infections, including chronic infections, may produce characteristic tissue changes. While these patterns may be visible by histopathology, additional testing may be needed to figure out the cause of the problem.

Skin and Soft-Tissue Lesions

Small tissue samples from skin and soft-tissue abnormalities can be examined for changes involving cells, connective tissue, and overall tissue structure.

Tissue Degeneration and Structural Abnormalities

Histopathological examination can identify changes in tissue architecture, cellular characteristics, and degenerative changes associated with various diseases. 

Why Choose Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy?

Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy is a NABL and NABH Accredited Diagnostic Centre providing all the advanced radiology, nuclear medicine and pathology services under one roof. Our pathology services include standardised procedures and practices in our labs, proper specimen handling, detailed microscopic analysis, and accurate reporting. Provide accurate diagnostic support, with proper quality and care for the patient.

Book Your Histopathology-4 (Small)

If your doctor sends you a specimen for Histopathology-4 (Small) and/or requests to see you to get an examination, please contact the Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy department. Take the doctor's prescription, clinical notes, previous biopsy/ histopathology reports, and other medical records (if any). Submit samples for analysis following the laboratory's instructions for processing and examination of tissue.