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Lab for Lung Biopsy in Pune | Lung Biopsy Second Opinion Lab in Pune

Lab for Lung Biopsy in Pune | Lung Biopsy Second Opinion Lab in Pune

Pathofast Lab in Pune is the leading destination for the analysis of organ cancer and histopathology tests. With state-of-the-art facilities and a team of experienced pathologists, we specialize in providing accurate and reliable results for lung biopsy specimens. Our lab is renowned for offering the best second opinion histopathology services in Pune, ensuring that patients receive comprehensive and precise analysis of their specimens. When it comes to biopsy analysis, Pathofast Lab is the top choice in Pune, providing timely and accurate reports that aid in diagnosis and treatment decisions. Our expertise in analyzing various specimens, including lung biopsies, sets us apart as the best pathology lab in Pune. Trust Pathofast Lab for all your organ cancer and specimen analysis needs in Pune, and experience superior quality services and reliable results.

Reliable lab for Lung related biopsy or histopathology reporting in Pune

Pathofast Lab in Pune is a reliable choice for lung related biopsy or histopathology reporting. With state of the art equipment and experienced pathologists, we ensure accurate and timely results for our patients.

Experienced in handling lung biopsy analysis

At Pathofast Lab in Pune, we have a team of experienced pathologists who specialize in handling lung biopsy analysis. Our expertise in this field ensures accurate diagnosis and comprehensive reporting.

Qualified and reliable histopathologist, Dr. Bhargav Raut

Dr. Bhargav Raut, our histopathologist at Pathofast Lab in Pune, is a highly qualified and reliable professional with many years of experience in the field. With his expertise, you can trust in the accuracy and reliability of our histopathology reports.

Ideal lab for 2nd Opinion for Lung / lung biopsy

Pathofast Lab in Pune is an ideal choice for a second opinion on lung-related issues or lung biopsy. A second opinion is when a patient seeks the evaluation of another expert to confirm or provide an alternative diagnosis. Our experienced pathologists and advanced equipment ensure reliable and trustworthy second opinions for our patients.

What is a lung biopsy test

A lung biopsy is a medical procedure that involves the removal of a small sample of lung tissue for examination under a microscope. It is performed to diagnose lung diseases and determine the presence of abnormal cells or infections.

Role of the lab in lung biopsy test

In the context of lung biopsy, the lab plays a crucial role in processing and analyzing the biopsy sample. The lab technicians carefully prepare the tissue sample, perform staining procedures, and examine it under a microscope to identify any abnormalities or diseases.

Indications to do a lung biopsy test

A lung biopsy is typically done when there are abnormal findings on imaging tests such as X-rays or CT scans. It may be recommended to evaluate lung nodules, diagnose lung infections, determine the cause of unexplained cough or breathing difficulties, or to detect lung cancer.

What can be diagnosed in a lung biopsy test

A lung biopsy can help diagnose various lung conditions and diseases, including lung cancer, pulmonary fibrosis, infections such as tuberculosis or pneumonia, sarcoidosis, and other inflammatory or autoimmune lung disorders. The test provides valuable information for treatment planning and prognosis.

How does the lab perform Lung

An overview of the histopathology process for lung biopsy begins with the excision/removal of tissue by the patient's referring surgeon. Once the sample is obtained, it is brought to the Pathofast Lab in Pune. The lab then performs a gross assessment of the specimen, evaluating its weight, dimensions, and external appearance. After the gross assessment, the specimen is sectioned and slides are prepared. These slides are examined microscopically to analyze the tissue.

The role of the referring surgeon

It is important to note that the excision/removal of lung tissue is not performed by Pathofast Lab. This surgical procedure is carried out by the patient's referring surgeon. The lab's role begins after the tissue sample is obtained and brought to the lab for further analysis.

Gross Assessment of the lung specimen

During the gross assessment stage, the lab evaluates various aspects of the lung specimen. This includes measuring its weight, dimensions, and examining its external appearance. These observations provide important information for the subsequent microscopic analysis.

Microscopic analysis and slide preparation

Microscopic analysis is a crucial step in lung biopsy histopathology. Once the specimen has undergone gross assessment, it is sectioned and slides are prepared. These slides contain thin slices of the tissue, which are then examined under a microscope by pathologists at Pathofast Lab. The microscopic analysis helps in identifying and diagnosing any microscopic abnormalities or diseases present in the lung tissue.

Major diseases diagnosed by histopathology pertaining to given specimen

Histopathology of lung biopsy is a vital diagnostic tool that enables the identification and diagnosis of a wide range of diseases affecting the lungs. This technique provides valuable insights into various pathological conditions affecting the lung tissue.

Infections diagnosed

Histopathology of lung biopsy plays a crucial role in diagnosing various infectious diseases affecting the lungs. It helps in identifying and characterizing infections caused by bacteria, viruses, fungi, and other microorganisms that may lead to conditions like pneumonia, tuberculosis, or lung abscesses.

Cancers diagnosed

Histopathology of lung biopsy is instrumental in diagnosing different types of lung cancers. It allows for the identification of malignant tumors, such as adenocarcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, small cell carcinoma, and large cell carcinoma. Accurate diagnosis of lung cancer through histopathology helps in determining the appropriate treatment plan and prognosis.

Degenerative disorders diagnosed

Histopathology of lung biopsy aids in the diagnosis of degenerative disorders affecting the lung tissue. This includes conditions like pulmonary fibrosis, emphysema, and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). Histopathological examination provides valuable information about the extent of tissue damage and helps guide treatment options for these degenerative lung disorders.

Immunohistochemistry or IHC for lung biopsy in Pune

Pathofast Lab offers Immunohistochemistry (IHC) services for lung biopsy in Pune. IHC is a valuable technique used to detect specific proteins in lung tissue samples. It helps in diagnosing and determining the prognosis of various lung conditions.

IHC for Lung Cancer

In cases of lung cancer, various IHC markers are used to identify specific biomarkers. Some commonly used markers include EGFR, ALK, PD-L1, and TTF-1. These markers help in determining the subtype of lung cancer and assist in guiding treatment decisions.

IHC for Pulmonary Nodule

When evaluating a pulmonary nodule, IHC markers such as TTF-1, CK7, CK20, and p40 are commonly used. These markers aid in differentiating between benign and malignant nodules, as well as identifying the primary origin of the nodule.

IHC for Pneumonia

In cases of pneumonia, IHC markers such as CD4, CD8, CD68, and CD163 may be utilized. These markers help in evaluating the immune response, identifying specific cell types involved, and distinguishing infectious from non-infectious causes.

IHC for Fibrosis

When assessing fibrosis in lung tissue, IHC markers like α-smooth muscle actin (α-SMA), collagen types I and III, and fibronectin are commonly employed. These markers aid in identifying activated fibroblasts and assessing the extent of fibrosis.

IHC for Granuloma

In cases of granulomatous inflammation, IHC markers such as CD68, CD163, S100, and CD1a can be used. These markers help in differentiating between infectious and non-infectious granulomas, as well as identifying specific cell types involved.

Pathofast Pathologists have extensive experience with histopathology of lung biopsy

Our pathologists at Pathofast Lab have extensive experience with histopathology of lung biopsy specimens. They are highly skilled in analyzing and interpreting lung biopsy slides to provide accurate diagnoses and comprehensive reports.

The Number 1 Choice for 2nd Opinion

If you are seeking a second opinion on your lung biopsy, Pathofast Lab is the go-to choice. Our pathologists can review the slides from your primary lab and provide an independent second opinion. This is especially important as a pathologist from the hospital where the excision was done may have already issued a report.

Bring Histopathology Blocks from Primary Lab

To ensure accurate and reliable second opinions, it's crucial to bring the histopathology blocks from your primary lab to Pathofast Lab. These blocks contain the tissue samples needed to make new slides for analysis. Kindly request your primary lab to provide these blocks to ensure a comprehensive review by our experienced pathologists.

Request Pathofast as the Reporting Pathology Lab

Before your lung biopsy procedure, you can request your surgeon to send the sample primarily to Pathofast Lab for analysis. We can communicate with your surgeon to ensure that your biopsy specimen is directed to our lab. By choosing Pathofast as your reporting pathology lab, you can benefit from our expertise in lung biopsy histopathology.

Lab in Pune for Lung Cancer types of specimens

Pathofast lab in Pune has extensive experience with histopathology related to Lung Cancer. We have seen numerous cases of Lung Cancer in our lab and are competent in interpreting the histopathology findings. Lung Cancer histopathology typically shows malignant cells in the lung tissue. At Pathofast, we carefully examine the specimen and provide detailed reports with our expert interpretation.

Lab in Pune for Pulmonary Nodule types of specimens

Pathofast lab in Pune has extensive experience with histopathology related to Pulmonary Nodule. We have encountered numerous cases of Pulmonary Nodule in our lab and have the expertise to interpret the histopathology findings. Pulmonary Nodule histopathology typically shows a small, rounded lesion in the lung tissue. Our experienced pathologists carefully examine the specimen and provide accurate reports with detailed interpretation.

Lab in Pune for Pneumonia types of specimens

Pathofast lab in Pune has extensive experience with histopathology related to Pneumonia. We have encountered numerous cases of Pneumonia in our lab and are proficient in interpreting the histopathology findings. Pneumonia histopathology typically shows inflammation and infection in the lung tissue. Our skilled pathologists thoroughly analyze the specimen and provide comprehensive reports with expert interpretation.

Lab in Pune for Fibrosis types of specimens

Pathofast lab in Pune has extensive experience with histopathology related to Fibrosis. We have encountered numerous cases of Fibrosis in our lab and possess the necessary expertise to interpret the histopathology findings. Fibrosis histopathology typically shows excessive scar tissue formation in the lung tissue. Our knowledgeable pathologists carefully examine the specimen and provide detailed reports with accurate interpretation.

Lab in Pune for Granuloma types of specimens

Pathofast lab in Pune has extensive experience with histopathology related to Granuloma. We have encountered numerous cases of Granuloma in our lab and have the proficiency to interpret the histopathology findings. Granuloma histopathology typically shows a localized area of inflammation with immune cells in the lung tissue. Our expert pathologists meticulously analyze the specimen and provide comprehensive reports with precise interpretation.

3 simple steps to book this test

To book a histopathology test for analysis of your specimen, you must know the weight of the specimen. Pricing and test name varies based on the weight. Please click on the appropriate button below

Sample Weight is less than 5 grams

This includes most small biopsies. The sample may be in a single container, and may be so small that you cannot even see it with your eyes. 5 grams refers to the dry weight of the specimen without the accompanying preservation fluid. Click Book Now below, and you will be redirected to book the 'Biopsies Test'

Sample Weight is between 5 and 35 grams

This includes larger specimens like those which contain an entire organ such as the gallbladder or thyroid and in some cases lipomas. As long as the weight is under 35 grams it can be accomodated in our Small Samples Category. Click 'Book Now' and you will be redirected to the Small Biopsies Page, where you can proceed to book.

Sample Weight is greater than 35 grams

This includes larger specimens like breast, uterus, and other large specimens. Click 'Book Now' below and you will be redirected to the large samples page.

Doubts you may have about choosing a lab for Histopathology of lung biopsy in Pune

We understand that you may have several questions or doubts while choosing a lab for Histopathology of lung biopsy in Pune. At Pathofast Lab, we offer three main features that set us apart. Firstly, we have the ability to report slides that have already been reported by another lab. Secondly, we have the capability to section blocks again if required. And finally, we have a team of experts who ensure accurate and reliable results.

Doubt 1 - What if I only have slides and not the blocks?

If you only have the slides and not the blocks, Pathofast Lab can still issue a report based on the slides without any issue. However, it is important to note that challenges may arise if we need to obtain additional sections for further analysis.

Doubt 2 - What if the blocks are very old?

Blocks used for Histopathology testing do not deteriorate with age. At Pathofast Lab, we have the capability to make sections from blocks that are even five years old, if required. Our experienced technicians ensure that the quality and accuracy of the sections are not compromised.

Doubt 3 - Will Pathofast Lab return the blocks after sectioning?

Yes, Pathofast Lab will return all the blocks to you after the sections are reported. We understand that the blocks hold important information and we ensure their safe return to you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are the most Frequently asked questions about lung biopsy,lobectomy specimen,pneumonectomy histopathology and lab related reporting in Pune.
Frequently Asked Questions
  • filter_dramaHow many days does it take for lung biopsy,lobectomy specimen,pneumonectomy report at your lab in Pune
    Depending on the size and weight of the specimen, the reports are usually available after 3-5 days.
  • filter_dramaWhat is the cost for lung biopsy,lobectomy specimen,pneumonectomy report at your lab in Pune
    Depending on the size and weight of the specimen, the costs can vary. We classify specimens into three types based on weight. For the smallest specimen, prices start around Rs.1600. Please enquire at the lab for exact pricing.
  • filter_dramaWhat will the lung biopsy,lobectomy specimen,pneumonectomy report include?
    The report includes 2 major parts. The first will be a description of the specimen as seen on arrival in the lab. The second part will be the microscopic analysis report. The report may end with an impression and some specific advice.
  • filter_dramaCan the lung biopsy,lobectomy specimen,pneumonectomy report confirm diagnosis of cancer?
    In some cases it is possible to clearly decide whether there is a cancer in the specimen. In other cases where the cancer may be borderline, the report will describe as best possible, the appearance of the lesion and suggest further steps.
  • filter_dramaWhen do we make payment for lung biopsy,lobectomy specimen,pneumonectomy report?
    Full Payment must be made in advance. You can pay by cash, card or online
  • filter_dramaWhat about immunohistochemistry or IHC markers for lung biopsy,lobectomy specimen,pneumonectomy?
    Depending on the markers that are to be done, the time taken for the report can be prolonged. IHC markers are specialized stains that are done to differentiate between different types of cancers/lesions.