Welcome to Suryaj Pathology LAbAssociated With Dr Lal Pathlab

Suryaj Pathology laboratory is a leading and reputed lab network in Nashik. Initially it started as a small lab with all basic investigations, but over a decade the lab has blossomed into a fully automated computerized lab with state of art technology, while retaining the much needed human touch. Today, this Lab not only performs routine and special investigations for its walk in patients but also caters to the diagnostic needs of major hospitals and institutions in and around Nashik...

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Timely reporting of accurate and reliable results at least cost.
Personalized service and total dedication.
Best possible services to the patient.

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What do medical labs do?

Medical laboratories perform the tests ordered by doctors to help diagnose, treat and monitor their patients. When your doctor orders a lab test, we collect a specimen – usually a small sample of blood, urine or other body fluid. We test the specimen and report the result to the doctor who ordered the tests.

How do I prepare for the test? Can I eat before the test?

Each test has different requirements. Please see our Patient Instructions section or call us.

Do you have any special services for patients who cannot come to the lab for their tests?

Yes. We have personnel who collect specimens from patients in their homes.

If I have cancer, do I need a pathologist for diagnosis?

Yes, a pathologist is a specialist who identifies diseases by studying cells and tissues under a microscope. Pathology is a medical specialty focused on providing a definitive diagnosis of many different diseases, including cancer. Usually the services provided by a pathologist are on behalf of a referring physician. The referring physician is the doctor who directly treats the patient.

What does the pathologist do with biopsy ?

He or she examines tissue under a microscope to see what kind of abnormalities are in the tissue sample. The pathologist writes a report detailing the diagnosis. The information in the report helps the treating physician decide on a course of action.

What is a biopsy or FNAC?

Biopsy is the removal of cells or tissue for examination under a microscope. When a sample of tissue or fluid is removed with a needle, the procedure is called a needle biopsy or fine-needle aspiration.

Is it easy to tell which cancer it is?

Usually most cases are straight forward. There are, however, instances when more study and special procedures, including immunohistochemistry and electron microscopy, are required to make a final diagnosis.