Histopathology

Accurate Testing. Reliable Answers. Better Clinical Decisions.Pathology

Our pathology services in Vashi support diagnosis, preventive screening, treatment monitoring and long-term disease management. Qualified pathologists and laboratory professionals combine validated methods, quality-controlled processes and timely reporting across biochemistry, haematology, microbiology, clinical pathology and tissue-based diagnostics.

Highlights

Comprehensive Testing

Laboratory services across biochemistry, haematology, microbiology, clinical pathology and histopathology.

Hospital-Wide Support

Diagnostic services for outpatient, inpatient, emergency, surgical and critical-care needs.

Accurate Processes

Defined specimen identification, collection, processing, validation and reporting standards.

Specialist Interpretation

Pathologist review and clinical correlation for complex or significant findings.

Timely Reporting

Prompt availability and communication of important results to treating teams.

Disease Monitoring

Repeat testing to assess treatment response, medication effects and possible complications.
When Should You Consider Pathology Testing?

Your doctor may recommend laboratory testing to investigate symptoms, screen for disease or monitor an existing condition.

Routine health screening and preventive assessment

Unexplained fatigue, fever, weakness or weight changes

Investigation of infection or inflammatory disease

Possible diabetes, anaemia, thyroid, kidney or liver disease

Monitoring of an acute or chronic medical condition

Evaluation of treatment response or possible complications

Pre-operative or pre-procedure assessment

Cancer diagnosis, classification or treatment monitoring

Our ServicesLaboratory medicine that helps clinicians diagnose disease, plan treatment and monitor progress

Testing is selected according to the clinical need and interpreted alongside the patient’s history, symptoms and previous results.

collaboration between departments

Clinical Biochemistry

Testing of glucose, lipids, liver and kidney function, electrolytes, enzymes and other metabolic parameters.

Haematology & Coagulation

Evaluation of blood counts, anaemia, infections, platelets, clotting and selected blood disorders.

Clinical Pathology

Routine examination of blood, urine, stool, body fluids and other clinical specimens.

Microbiology

Identification of infectious organisms and antimicrobial susceptibility testing where appropriate.

Histopathology & Cytopathology

Tissue and cellular examination for tumours, inflammation and other disease processes.

Specialised & Preventive Testing

Targeted investigations and health screening based on clinical requirements and risk factors.
Our Specialists

Facilities & Infrastructure

Pathology Tech
Quality-controlled laboratory infrastructure for routine and specialised diagnostic testing.

Automated Analysers

Standardised testing systems for consistent and efficient laboratory processing.

Biochemistry Laboratory

Analytical support for metabolic and organ-function investigations.

Haematology Laboratory

Blood-cell, smear and coagulation testing for diagnosis and monitoring.

Microbiology Laboratory

Culture and related testing for infectious organisms and treatment guidance.

Integrated Critical Care

Histopathology and cytopathology facilities for tissue and cellular assessment.

Quality-Control Systems

Internal controls, result verification and defined reporting processes.

NABL-Accredited Services

Laboratory practices aligned with recognised standards for quality and competence.

Patient Care & Follow-Up

Appropriate Test Selection

Investigations chosen to answer a specific clinical question and avoid unnecessary testing.

Specimen Integrity

Correct identification, collection, transport and processing to support dependable results.

Result Validation

Technical checks and professional review before laboratory reports are released.

Critical-Result Communication

Timely notification of clinically significant findings to the treating team.

Trend Monitoring

Comparison with previous results to understand disease progression and treatment response.

Clinical Correlation

Interpretation of laboratory findings alongside symptoms, history and other investigations.
FAQs
For which tests is overnight fasting required?
In order to perform the tests which requires fasting state of the patient, an overnight fasting for about 8-12 hours is mandatory. No food and alcohol can be consumed. Although water can be taken during the fasting period.
A daytime fasting will not be accepted.
For the following blood tests, overnight fast is required. The patient can drink only water during this period.

  • Fasting Plasma Glucose
  • Fasting Insulin level
  • Serum HDL Cholesterol
  • Serum LDL Cholesterol
  • Serum Triglycerides
  • Lipid Profile
Can I have water during fasting period?
Yes, normal intake of water can be taken.
Can I have black tea or black coffee without sugar and milk during fasting?
You may drink plain water only. Do not drink coffee, tea, soda (regular or diet) or any other beverages. Do not smoke, chew gum (regular or sugar-free) or exercise.
For PP blood sugar test, when should the timing be counted, from the beginning of the meal or from the end of the meal?
The postprandial test is generally undertaken for two hours and it precisely measures the glucose in the blood two hours after eating a meal. The timing for the same begins from the start of the meal.
Is fasting required for thyroid function test?
It can be done with or without fasting as per the clinicians instructions.
When will I get reports of RFT and LFT, if my blood sample is collected after 1 PM?
Same day, after 6.00 PM.
What is the right age to start cervical cancer screening
As per ACS (2020) guidelines, it should be started at 25 years of age.
How frequently should cervical cancer screening be done?
With cytology alone (PAP smear), it should be done every 3 years and with primary HPV testing or contesting with PAP smear, it should be done every 5 years.
How frequently HbA1C should be monitored to check diabetes control?
Every 3 months.
Which is a better test to monitor long term diabetic control? Fasting blood sugar or HbA1C?
HbA1C
I am 16 years old. Can I donate blood?
No. You can donate blood only after the age of 18 years.
Are home collection services available in your hospital?
Yes, with prior intimation. Please contact at 022-50666743 for further queries.
How do I access my lab reports?
Lab reports will be emailed to you on your registered Email ID.
Can I bring urine from home for testing purpose?
For routine urine examination, urine should be collected in sterile container provided only by the laboratory. For 24- hour urine test, urine should be collected as per the instructions provided by the technical staff.
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