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Bio-Chemistry & Pathology

Bio-Chemistry and Pathology are indispensable branches of laboratory medicine that focus on the analysis of biological specimens to aid in the diagnosis and monitoring of diseases. These disciplines encompass a wide range of tests and investigations, providing vital insights into a patient’s health status. At Gunasheela, we offer state-of-the-art bio-chemistry and pathology services to support accurate and timely diagnostics.

IVM is particularly beneficial for women at risk of Ovarian Hyperstimulation Syndrome (OHSS) and those needing urgent fertility preservation before undergoing treatments like chemotherapy. The process includes a short, mild hormonal treatment to stimulate the ovaries, followed by the collection of immature eggs. These eggs are then matured in the lab for 24-48 hours before being fertilized and transferred to the uterus, similar to the IVF process.

Why Choose?

Gunasheela for Bio-Chemistry & Pathology

Gunasheela is a trusted healthcare institution known for its unwavering commitment to providing exceptional bio-chemistry and pathology services. Our team of experienced pathologists, clinical biochemists, medical technologists, and support staff, along with cutting-edge laboratory equipment, makes us the preferred choice for your diagnostic testing needs. Your health, accurate diagnosis, and well-being are our top priorities throughout your diagnostic journey.
Highlights of

Gunasheela’s Bio-Chemistry & Pathology

Experienced Specialists

Comprehensive Diagnostic Testing: Our bio-chemistry and pathology services cover a wide range of diagnostic tests, including blood tests, urinalysis, and tissue examinations.

Ethical Medical Practices

Minimally Invasive Procedures: We offer fine-needle aspirations, biopsies, and other minimally invasive diagnostic procedures for less discomfort and quicker recovery.

Tailored Treatment Plans

Experienced Pathologists and Biochemists: Our board-certified pathologists and clinical biochemists specialize in laboratory medicine and provide expert interpretation of results.

Comprehensive Support System

Patient Convenience: We provide convenient scheduling options and streamlined processes for specimen collection and testing.

Reduced Hormonal Stimulation

State-of-the-Art Laboratory Equipment: We utilize advanced laboratory technology and techniques to ensure precise and reliable test results.

Promising Success Rates

Safe and Sterile Laboratory: We adhere to strict infection control and safety protocols to ensure the safety of patients and healthcare professionals.

Advanced Laboratory Technology

Rapid Turnaround Times: We offer efficient processing and reporting of test results, minimizing wait times for patients.

Convenient Locations

Comprehensive Support: Our dedicated support staff is available to assist you throughout your diagnostic testing journey, from sample collection to result interpretation.

Patient-Centric Care

Accurate Diagnoses: Our diagnostic tests aid in the accurate identification and evaluation of medical conditions, guiding appropriate treatment plans.

Holistic Approach

Confidentiality: We uphold stringent ethical and legal standards regarding patient data privacy.

Our Phenomenally Successful Treatment

History for IVF / ICSI

2023
50%
2022
45%
2021
45.7%
2020
56.2%
2019
55.4%
2018
53.1%
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I was diagnosed with a high risk condition during my pregnancy. Devika ma'am and her team of senior doctors were very upfront about the risks involved. I completely trusted their judgement and thanks to them, I'm now the mother of a baby…
Nandini RajagopalanBengaluru

Gunasheela is the best maternity hospital in Bangalore. My first pregnancy was ectopic and I got into depression and took several days to come out of it.

Two years later I visited gunasheela and consulted Devika mam and she clearly explained and guided me the next step which really helped me to become confident of becoming mother.
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I am happy to share my review with Gunasheela hospital. My wife was conceived and took her to the hospital for the confirmation and We didn't encountered any issues /concerns during the time when I took my wife to the hospital /during the scanning.
Dinesh KumarBengaluru
Our journey to parenthood was fraught with challenges, but the warmth and expertise at Gunasheela made it all worthwhile. We're now proud parents to a beautiful baby girl!

We thank Gunasheela for their personalized approach to our fertility treatment. Their use of advanced technology and empathetic care made all the difference.
Anita & RohanBengaluru
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Frequently Asked Question

Medical biochemistry is the study of chemical processes within the human body related to health and disease. It involves analyzing blood, urine, and other body fluids to detect chemical constituents, enzymes, and hormones, providing critical information for diagnosis and treatment.
Pathology is the study of diseases. It involves examining tissues, organs, bodily fluids, and autopsies to diagnose disease and understand its nature, development, and consequences. Pathology is divided into two main branches: anatomic pathology and clinical pathology.
These fields provide vital diagnostic information. Biochemistry analyses help in identifying metabolic or hormonal abnormalities, while pathology can reveal structural changes in tissues that indicate disease.
Common tests include blood glucose, lipid profile, liver function tests, kidney function tests, thyroid function tests, and hormonal assays, among others.
Anatomic pathology involves the examination of body tissues and organs to diagnose diseases. It includes histopathology (the microscopic examination of tissue), cytopathology (the study of cells), and autopsies
Clinical pathology focuses on the analysis of blood, urine, and other bodily fluids. It includes hematology, clinical biochemistry, microbiology, and blood banking.
Yes, these fields play a crucial role in cancer diagnosis. Pathology confirms cancer through tissue biopsy analysis, while biochemistry may provide supportive evidence through markers found in blood or other fluids.
Tumor markers are substances, often proteins, produced by cancer cells or by the body in response to cancer. They can be detected in the blood, urine, or tissues and may help in diagnosing and monitoring cancer.
They are essential. Biochemical analyses help monitor organ function and the effects of treatment, while pathology can determine the type and stage of cancer, guiding treatment decisions.
Pathology is vital in identifying infectious agents, such as bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites, through cultures and microscopic examination of tissues and fluids.
Results from these departments inform almost every aspect of patient care, from diagnosis to treatment monitoring and management of chronic conditions, helping tailor treatments to individual patient needs.
Test results can be complex and are best interpreted by your healthcare provider, who can explain their significance in the context of your overall health and medical history.

The Gunasheela Edge In
Bio-Chemistry & Pathology

At Gunasheela, we are committed to delivering the highest level of precision diagnostics to patients seeking bio-chemistry and pathology services. Our state-of-the-art laboratories, advanced diagnostic technology, and a team of skilled pathologists and clinical biochemists set us apart. We understand the critical role of accurate diagnostics in healthcare and offer a patient-centric approach to laboratory testing. Our commitment to comprehensive diagnostic services, paired with expert interpretation from our pathologists and clinical biochemists, ensures that you receive the most accurate and timely diagnostic results for your healthcare needs. With Gunasheela, you can confidently seek diagnostic testing in a meticulous and patient-focused environment.
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