Pathologist
Dr. Aditi Raj Jha
MBBS, MD (Pathology)
- Pathology
- Laboratory Diagnostics
- Cytology-related investigations
- Qualification
- MBBS, MD (Pathology)
- Role
- Pathologist
- Associated Area
- Pathology & Laboratory Diagnostics
About Dr. Aditi Raj Jha
Dr. Aditi Raj Jha is an MBBS and MD (Pathology) pathologist associated with the pathology and laboratory services at Samvedna Health Care Hospital.
Pathology supports clinical diagnosis by examining and interpreting samples, helping the treating doctor understand what the findings mean for the patient.
What Pathology Contributes to Your Care
Pathology supports medical diagnosis by examining blood, body fluids, tissue and cell samples. The findings are interpreted alongside your history and clinical examination.
These results help the treating doctor understand what is happening and plan the next step in care. Laboratory reporting is most useful when it is considered together with the clinical picture, rather than in isolation.
Specialised Investigations Available
These are the specialised investigations currently confirmed for the laboratory.
Pleural Fluid Examination
Laboratory analysis of a fluid sample collected from around the lungs.
Read moreFNAC
Sample collection using a thin needle to examine cells from a swelling or lump.
Read morePap Smear
A cervical screening investigation that examines cells from the cervix for changes.
Read moreCSF Examination
Laboratory analysis of cerebrospinal fluid samples when clinically indicated.
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A Fully Computerised Laboratory
Laboratory work is supported by computerised reporting and qualified technical staff, under the guidance of a pathologist.
Mr. Najib
Senior Technologist
Senior Technologist supporting the laboratory's day-to-day testing and reporting.
About Laboratory Tests
Laboratory tests and specimen procedures should be undertaken based on appropriate clinical advice or instructions where applicable. Some investigations require a doctor's request, and not every test is suitable to arrange on your own.
If you have a question about a report or are unsure whether a test is needed, speak with your treating doctor or contact the hospital for guidance.
Need Information About a Laboratory Test?
Explore laboratory services, or contact the hospital team for help with test-related enquiries.