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Lab for bone biopsy in Pune | 2nd Opinion for bone infection and cancers
Pathofast lab offers reliable diagnostic services in the field of histopathology for various bone tumors as well as infections.
Reliable lab for Bone related biopsy or histopathology reporting in Pune
Pathofast Lab in Pune is a reliable choice for bone related biopsy and histopathology reporting. We offer accurate and timely results, ensuring the highest level of reliability for our patients.
Experienced in handling bone biopsy analysis
With years of experience, Pathofast Lab in Pune has gained expertise in handling bone biopsy analysis. Our skilled team of pathologists and technicians ensure precise interpretation and reporting of bone biopsy samples.
Qualified and reliable histopathologist - Dr. Bhargav Raut
At Pathofast Lab, you can trust the expertise of Dr. Bhargav Raut, a qualified and reliable histopathologist. With extensive experience in the field, Dr. Raut ensures accurate diagnosis and comprehensive reporting.
Ideal lab for 2nd Opinion for Bone / bone biopsy
Pathofast Lab in Pune is an ideal choice for seeking a second opinion for bone or bone biopsy results. A second opinion can provide valuable insights and ensure confidence in the diagnosis. Our team of experts is here to guide you through the process.
What is bone biopsy test
Bone biopsy is a histopathology test that involves the collection and examination of a small sample of bone tissue to diagnose various bone disorders and diseases.
Role of the lab in bone biopsy test
In bone biopsy, the lab plays a crucial role in processing and analyzing the collected bone tissue sample. The lab technicians prepare thin sections of the bone sample, stain them, and examine them under a microscope to identify any abnormalities or diseases.
Indications to do the bone biopsy test
Bone biopsy is usually done when there is a suspicion of bone cancer, bone infections, bone tumors, or certain metabolic bone diseases. It is also performed to evaluate the response to treatment, monitor disease progression, or aid in the diagnosis of unexplained bone pain.
What can be diagnosed in the bone biopsy test
The bone biopsy test can help diagnose various conditions, including bone cancers (such as osteosarcoma, Ewing's sarcoma, or multiple myeloma), bone infections (such as osteomyelitis), bone tumors, metabolic bone diseases (such as osteoporosis or Paget's disease), and other bone disorders.
How does the lab perform Bone
Bone biopsy histopathology begins with the excision/removal of tissue by the surgeon. After the excision, the sample is brought to the Pathofast Lab in Pune for further analysis. In the lab, the specimen undergoes a gross assessment to evaluate its external appearance, weight, dimensions, and other characteristics. Following the gross assessment, the specimen is sectioned, and slides are prepared for microscopic analysis. These slides are carefully examined by our experienced pathologists to provide accurate and detailed insights.
Lab's Role in Bone Biopsy
It is important to note that the excision/removal of tissue in bone biopsy is performed by the patient's referring surgeon, not by the Pathofast Lab. Our role begins once the excised sample is brought to our lab for histopathological analysis. We specialize in analyzing the tissue samples and providing comprehensive reports based on the microscopic examination of the slides prepared from the specimen.
Gross Assessment of the Specimen
During the gross assessment of the bone biopsy specimen, our lab meticulously examines various aspects such as weight, dimensions, and external appearance. This evaluation helps in understanding the macroscopic characteristics of the tissue sample and provides valuable information for further analysis. By assessing these factors, we can gather important insights into the nature and condition of the bone tissue.
Microscopic Analysis and Slide Preparation
Microscopic analysis plays a crucial role in bone biopsy histopathology. After the gross assessment, the specimen is sectioned, and slides are prepared. These slides consist of thin slices of the tissue sample, which are then examined under a microscope. Our experienced pathologists carefully analyze the cellular composition, architecture, and any abnormalities present in the bone tissue. This microscopic analysis helps in providing an accurate diagnosis and determining the appropriate treatment plan.
Major diseases diagnosed by histopathology pertaining to bone biopsy
Histopathology of bone biopsy can diagnose a wide range of diseases. It plays a crucial role in identifying various bone-related conditions and disorders.
Infections diagnosed by histopathology of bone biopsy
Histopathology of bone biopsy can help in diagnosing infections such as osteomyelitis, tuberculosis of bone, fungal infections, and other infectious diseases affecting the bone.
Cancers diagnosed by histopathology of bone biopsy
Histopathology of bone biopsy is essential for diagnosing bone cancers like osteosarcoma, chondrosarcoma, Ewing's sarcoma, and metastatic bone tumors originating from other primary sites.
Degenerative disorders diagnosed by histopathology of bone biopsy
Histopathology of bone biopsy aids in diagnosing degenerative disorders of the bone such as osteoarthritis, osteoporosis, Paget's disease of bone, and other age-related bone changes.
Immunohistochemistry or IHC for bone biopsy in Pune
Pathofast lab offers Immunohistochemistry (IHC) services for bone biopsy. IHC is a technique used to detect specific proteins in bone tissue samples. It is commonly used to diagnose and characterize various bone conditions.
IHC for Bone Cancer in Pune
Immunohistochemistry (IHC) is used to detect specific markers in bone tissue samples to diagnose and classify bone cancer. Some of the commonly used IHC markers for bone cancer include AE1/AE3, p63, S100, and CD99.
IHC for Osteoporosis in Pune
Immunohistochemistry (IHC) can be used to assess the expression of various markers in bone tissue samples to study the pathogenesis of osteoporosis. Some of the relevant IHC markers for osteoporosis include RANKL, OPG, and osteocalcin.
IHC for Osteomyelitis in Pune
Immunohistochemistry (IHC) is helpful in identifying specific markers in bone tissue samples to diagnose osteomyelitis. Some of the commonly used IHC markers for osteomyelitis include CD68, CD15, and HLA-DR.
IHC for Bone Tumor in Pune
Immunohistochemistry (IHC) plays a crucial role in diagnosing and subclassifying bone tumors. Various IHC markers like S100, CD99, CD34, and Ki-67 are used to identify specific tumor types and determine their aggressiveness.
IHC for Fracture in Pune
Immunohistochemistry (IHC) can be used to study the healing process of fractures by detecting specific markers in bone tissue samples. Some of the relevant IHC markers for fracture healing include collagen type I, osteocalcin, and BMP-2.
Pathofast Pathologists have extensive experience with bone biopsy specimens
Our highly skilled pathologists at Pathofast Lab have vast experience in histopathology of bone biopsies. They are well-equipped to handle and interpret all kinds of bone biopsy specimens.
Your Number 1 Choice for Second Opinion
If you need a second opinion on your bone biopsy report, Pathofast Lab is the ideal choice. We can review the slides and reports issued by the pathologist at the hospital where the excision was done and provide you with an expert second opinion.
Bring Histopathology Blocks from the Primary Lab
To ensure accurate second opinion, it is important to obtain the histopathology blocks from the primary lab. These blocks contain the tissue samples used to make the original slides. You can request these blocks from the primary lab and bring them to Pathofast Lab for further analysis.
Request Pathofast as the Reporting Pathology Lab
Take control of your bone biopsy process by requesting your surgeon to send the sample to Pathofast Lab as the reporting pathology lab. We can collaborate with your surgeon to ensure that your sample is sent directly to us, enabling us to provide you with comprehensive and timely histopathology results.
Lab in Pune for Bone Cancer
Pathofast lab in Pune has extensive experience with histopathology related to Bone Cancer. We have seen numerous cases of Bone Cancer before and are competent in diagnosing and interpreting the histopathology of this condition. Our team of experts can accurately identify the presence of cancer cells in bone tissue samples and provide detailed reports.
Lab in Pune for Osteoporosis
Pathofast lab in Pune has extensive experience with histopathology related to Osteoporosis. We have encountered many cases of Osteoporosis in the past and have the expertise to analyze bone tissue samples for signs of decreased bone density, thinning of trabecular bone, and increased porosity. Our histopathology reports provide valuable insights into the severity and progression of Osteoporosis.
Lab in Pune for Osteomyelitis
Pathofast lab in Pune has extensive experience with histopathology related to Osteomyelitis. We have dealt with numerous cases of Osteomyelitis and are skilled in identifying the characteristic inflammatory changes, such as acute and chronic inflammation, necrosis, and presence of bacteria in bone tissue. Our histopathology reports aid in the accurate diagnosis and management of Osteomyelitis.
Lab in Pune for Bone Tumor
Pathofast lab in Pune has extensive experience with histopathology related to Bone Tumor. We have encountered various types of bone tumors and are proficient in analyzing bone tissue samples to determine the nature of the tumor, including benign or malignant characteristics. Our expert pathologists provide comprehensive histopathology reports for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.
Lab in Pune for Fracture
Pathofast lab in Pune has extensive experience with histopathology related to Fracture. We have studied numerous fracture cases and can evaluate bone tissue samples to assess the type and extent of the fracture, presence of callus formation, and signs of healing. Our histopathology reports provide valuable information for orthopedic surgeons and help in determining the appropriate management of fractures.
3 simple steps to book this test
To book a histopathology test for analysis of your specimen, you must know the weight of the specimen. Pricing and test name varies based on the weight. Please click on the appropriate button below
Sample Weight is less than 5 grams
This includes most small biopsies. The sample may be in a single container, and may be so small that you cannot even see it with your eyes. 5 grams refers to the dry weight of the specimen without the accompanying preservation fluid. Click Book Now below, and you will be redirected to book the 'Biopsies Test'
Sample Weight is between 5 and 35 grams
This includes larger specimens like those which contain an entire organ such as the gallbladder or thyroid and in some cases lipomas. As long as the weight is under 35 grams it can be accomodated in our Small Samples Category. Click 'Book Now' and you will be redirected to the Small Biopsies Page, where you can proceed to book.
Doubts you may have about choosing a lab for Histopathology of bone biopsy in Pune
We understand that you may have several questions or doubts while choosing a lab for histopathology of bone biopsy in Pune. At Pathofast Lab, we offer three main features that set us apart - the ability to report slides that are already reported, the ability to section blocks again if required, and our expertise in the field.
Doubt 1 - What if the patient does not have the blocks but only slides?
At Pathofast Lab, we can issue a report on the same slides without any issue. However, challenges may arise if we need more sections to make an accurate diagnosis.
Doubt 2 - What if the blocks are very old?
Blocks do not deteriorate with age. At Pathofast Lab, we have the capability to make sections from blocks that are up to five years old, if required.
Doubt 3 - Will Pathofast return the blocks after sectioning?
Yes, Pathofast Lab will return all the blocks to you after the sections have been reported.
Frequently Asked Questions
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filter_dramaHow many days does it take for bone biopsy,bone resection specimen report at your lab in PuneDepending on the size and weight of the specimen, the reports are usually available after 3-5 days.
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filter_dramaWhat is the cost for bone biopsy,bone resection specimen report at your lab in PuneDepending on the size and weight of the specimen, the costs can vary. We classify specimens into three types based on weight. For the smallest specimen, prices start around Rs.1600. Please enquire at the lab for exact pricing.
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filter_dramaWhat will the bone biopsy,bone resection specimen report include?The report includes 2 major parts. The first will be a description of the specimen as seen on arrival in the lab. The second part will be the microscopic analysis report. The report may end with an impression and some specific advice.
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filter_dramaCan the bone biopsy,bone resection specimen report confirm diagnosis of cancer?In some cases it is possible to clearly decide whether there is a cancer in the specimen. In other cases where the cancer may be borderline, the report will describe as best possible, the appearance of the lesion and suggest further steps.
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filter_dramaWhen do we make payment for bone biopsy,bone resection specimen report?Full Payment must be made in advance. You can pay by cash, card or online
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filter_dramaWhat about immunohistochemistry or IHC markers for bone biopsy,bone resection specimen?Depending on the markers that are to be done, the time taken for the report can be prolonged. IHC markers are specialized stains that are done to differentiate between different types of cancers/lesions.