Laboratory Sections
Clinical Microbiology
The Clinical Microbiology Laboratory focuses on the detection, identification, and characterization of infectious agents to guide appropriate patient management and antimicrobial therapy. Using culture-based techniques, microscopic examination, rapid antigen assays, and advanced susceptibility testing, the laboratory processes a variety of specimen types including blood, urine, respiratory samples, and wound or tissue swabs. Results from bacterial, fungal, and certain parasitic investigations help clinicians determine the presence of infection, evaluate resistance patterns, and select
Laboratory
Diagnostic & Testing Services
- Bacterial Culture & Sensitivity Testing
Identifies bacterial pathogens and determines antibiotic susceptibility to guide targeted therapy. Specimens: Blood, Urine, Stool, Sputum, Wound Swabs, Fluids - Urine Microbiology & UTI Diagnostics
Detects urinary pathogens and evaluates infection severity. Tests: Urine Culture, Urine Microscopy - Tuberculosis Screening & Detection
Supports diagnosis of pulmonary and extrapulmonary TB. Tests: AFB Staining, TB Cultures, Gene-based tests - Parasitology & Stool Examination
Detects intestinal parasites, ova, and pathogenic organisms. Tests: Stool O&P, Stool Culture
- Respiratory Pathogen Testing
Identifies organisms responsible for respiratory infections.
Specimens: Sputum, Throat Swabs, Nasal Swabs - Fungal Culture & Identification
Detects fungal infections in immunocompromised and high-risk patients.
Tests: Fungal Cultures, Direct KOH Preparation - Blood Culture for Sepsis Detection
Isolates bloodstream infections and identifies systemic pathogens.
Tests: Aerobic & Anaerobic Blood Culture Bottles
Laboratory's Facilities
Laboratory Equipment & Technology
Our laboratory is equipped with advanced diagnostic instruments to ensure accuracy, efficiency, and patient safety.
Incubators
Autoclave
Blood Culture System
Culture Examination