Overview
Accurate Laboratory Testing for Better Clinical Decisions
The Microbiology Department plays an important role in identifying bacteria, viruses, fungi, and other microorganisms responsible for infections. Through reliable laboratory testing and timely reporting, we support clinicians in diagnosing infectious diseases and selecting the most appropriate treatment for patients.
Expert Care
Treatment & Surgeries
Bacterial Culture
Fungal Culture
Blood Culture
Urine Culture
Sputum Culture
Antibiotic Sensitivity Testing
Infection Screening
Sample Analysis
Microscopic Examination
Clinical Microbiology Testing
Why Choose Us
Heart Conditions We Treat
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What is microbiology in healthcare?
Microbiology is the branch of laboratory medicine that identifies microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites responsible for infectious diseases.
Q2. Why is a culture test performed?
Culture tests help identify the exact microorganism causing an infection, allowing doctors to recommend the most appropriate treatment.
Q3. What is antibiotic sensitivity testing?
Antibiotic sensitivity testing determines which antibiotics are most effective against the bacteria causing an infection, helping guide targeted treatment.
Q4. Which samples are commonly tested in a microbiology laboratory?
Common samples include blood, urine, sputum, wound swabs, body fluids, and other clinical specimens collected based on the suspected infection.
