What are the visiting hours at Niravta Hospital?

Visiting hours for inpatient departments are from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM daily. Intensive Care Units (ICU) have separate restricted timings.

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Pathology

Accurate Histopathology, Cytology & Diagnostic Tissue Analysis

Overview & Clinical Focus

The Department of Pathology at Niravta Hospital provides specialized laboratory diagnostics, focusing on histopathology, cytology, and tissue analysis. Our pathologists examine clinical samples under high-definition microscopes to support definitive medical diagnoses.

We provide critical services, including cancer biopsy reporting, Pap smear screenings for cervical cancer detection, and fine needle aspiration cytology (FNAC) for evaluating thyroid or breast lumps. Our accurate reports guide oncologists and surgeons in plan development.

Key Specialties & Services

Histopathology

Processing and diagnostic microscopic examination of surgical tissue specimens and biopsies.

Cytopathology & Pap Smears

Liquid-based cytology and cervical screenings to detect early cellular abnormalities.

FNAC Services

Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology for rapid evaluation of superficial lumps and swellings.

Key Treatments

Biopsy Histographical Examination
Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology (FNAC)
Pap Smear Screening
Immunohistochemistry (IHC) Consultations
Fluid Cytology Analysis

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Clinical Specialists

Department Specialists

Our highly qualified consultants and surgeons are committed to delivering advanced, transparent guidance and personalized patient care.

Dr Ruby Rao

Pathology

niravtahospital@gmail.com

+91 93119 21800

Dr Ruby Rao

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Pathology

MBBS,MD(Pathology)

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Frequently Asked Questions

Department FAQs

Find quick answers to common questions regarding diagnostic procedures, consultation rules, and surgery recoveries.

A biopsy involves removing a small tissue sample from a body part to examine it for disease. It is the gold standard for diagnosing or ruling out cancer.

FNAC is a simple, quick outpatient procedure where a thin needle is inserted into a lump to draw cells for microscopic examination. It requires no anesthesia and is similar to an injection.

Processing tissue samples involves fixing, slicing, staining, and expert evaluation under a microscope. Standard biopsy results are usually ready in 3 to 5 days, while complex cases requiring special IHC stains may take longer.

Histopathology studies intact tissue structures obtained via biopsy or surgery. Cytopathology studies individual cells or small cell clusters obtained from fluids, smears, or fine needle aspirations.