Laboratory Services

The Laboratory Services Department plays an essential role in medical diagnosis, treatment planning and patient monitoring. The laboratory provides diagnostic support through various investigations involving blood, urine, stool and other clinical specimens. Emphasis is placed on accurate testing, quality control and reliable reporting to support clinical decision-making.

Laboratory services cover different areas of diagnostic investigation, including Haematology, Biochemistry, Clinical Pathology, Microbiology and Serology.

Haematology: Investigations related to blood cells and blood disorders, including Complete Blood Count (CBC), Haemoglobin and other relevant blood tests.

Biochemistry: Laboratory investigations to assess organ function and metabolic health, including Blood Sugar, Liver Function Tests (LFT), Kidney Function Tests (KFT), Lipid Profile and other biochemical parameters.

Clinical Pathology: Examination of clinical specimens such as urine and stool to assist in the diagnosis and monitoring of various medical conditions.

Microbiology: Laboratory investigations to identify microorganisms responsible for infections. These may include Gram Staining, Acid-Fast Bacilli (AFB) Staining, microscopic examination, culture and sensitivity testing of appropriate clinical specimens.

Serology: Laboratory tests that help detect specific antibodies or antigens to support the diagnosis of selected infectious and other medical conditions.

Laboratory investigations support early disease detection, clinical assessment, treatment monitoring and follow-up. Proper specimen handling, quality assurance and timely reporting are important aspects of reliable laboratory services.