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Research Directions

Complete diagnostic capabilities in one place

Megalab's laboratory system brings together four main directions, making it possible to perform diagnostic tests of varying complexity in one place.

Clinical Laboratory
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Clinical Laboratory

The Clinical Laboratory is equipped with modern automated and robotic analytical systems and covers a broad spectrum of tests needed for everyday diagnostics.

Automation reduces the number of manual processes, raises the level of standardization and helps perform high-volume testing quickly and with high quality.

  • Automation
  • Robotics
  • Standardization
Microbiology
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Microbiology

The Microbiology direction covers bacteriological and mycological tests, identification of microorganisms and determination of their susceptibility to antimicrobial drugs.

Tests are performed in line with international practice and relevant methodological standards, including the recommendations of EUCAST and CLSI.

This information helps the physician identify the causative agent of an infection and select appropriate treatment.

  • EUCAST
  • CLSI
Molecular and Cellular Diagnostics
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Molecular and Cellular Diagnostics

The Molecular and Cellular Diagnostics department brings together modern molecular, genetic and cellular tests.

Advanced technologies have been introduced in this direction, including NGS (Next-Generation Sequencing), which makes it possible to analyze large volumes of genetic information simultaneously.

These technologies expand the possibilities of accurate disease diagnosis, risk assessment and personalized medicine.

  • NGS
  • Genetics
  • Personalized medicine
Pathology
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Pathology

The Pathology department performs biopsy, surgical, cytological, pathomorphological and immunohistochemical tests.

The testing process combines modern technological capabilities with the professional assessment of experienced pathologists, which is especially important for diagnosing complex cases and planning further treatment.

  • Biopsy
  • Cytology
  • Immunohistochemistry
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