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Our Services

Specialist Diagnostic Pathology

Microlab provides specialist histopathology, cytology and immunohistochemistry services, supporting clinicians with experienced interpretation, timely reporting and clinically meaningful diagnostic information.

Specialist Diagnostic Pathology Services

  • Surgical Histopathology

    Microscopic examination of biopsies and surgical specimens to identify disease, assess abnormal tissue changes and support accurate diagnosis.

  • Cervical Cytology

    Specialist examination and reporting of cervical cytology specimens for screening and detection of abnormal cellular changes.

  • Non-Cervical Cytology

    Diagnostic evaluation of cellular samples including fine needle aspirates, body fluids, urine and other non-cervical specimens.

  • Immunohistochemistry

    Specialised antibody-based staining used to support tumour classification, tissue origin assessment and additional diagnostic insight.

  • Specimen Submission

    Guidance for clinicians on specimen preparation, labelling, clinical information and submission requirements.

  • International Referrals

    Microlab accepts selected international referrals including paraffin blocks, prepared slides and fixed specimens.

Our Process

From Specimen to Specialist Diagnosis

01

Prepare & Submit

Ensure the specimen is correctly collected, labelled and accompanied by relevant clinical information before submission to Microlab.

02

Process & Examine

The specimen is prepared for microscopic assessment and reviewed by a specialist pathologist, with additional testing performed where appropriate.

03

Report & Support

A clear diagnostic report is issued to the referring clinician, with further discussion available when clinical correlation or clarification is required.

Need Assistance?

Specimen & Service Enquiries

Have a question about specimen submission, service availability, referral requirements or turnaround times?

Contact Microlab and our team will provide the information you need to ensure your specimen is submitted correctly and directed to the appropriate diagnostic service.

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