The department of Anatomical Pathology studies the causes and effects of diseases through microscopic observation of tissues and fluids (biopsies, surgical specimens, cytologies, etc.) in order to obtain precise diagnoses that make the most appropriate treatment possible.<\/p>\n
This medical discipline originated in the 16th and 17th centuries, and its contribution is needed in almost all medical specialities.<\/p>\n
The work of a pathologist is carried out in anatomical pathology departments (laboratories). The final result is a diagnostic anatomopathological report, which is generated by combining the clinical history\/clinical data together with the histological\/cytological examination carried out on the patients’ specimen.<\/p>\n
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The main activities of a pathologist could be divided into four main areas:<\/p>\n
\tStudy of biopsies and surgical specimens
\n\tCytopathology
\n\tClinical autopsies
\n\tMolecular pathology<\/p>\n
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In our Analiza centres we have an Anatomical Pathology department equipped with the most advanced equipment, which speeds up result times.<\/p>\n
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Our anatomical pathology laboratories are located throughout Spain, in different clinics and hospitals:<\/p>\n
\tCentral Laboratory of Pathological Anatomy Pintor Rosales, Madrid
\n\tPathological Anatomy Laboratory of the Hospital Universitario Moncloa, Madrid.
\n\tZaragoza Anatomical Pathology Laboratory, Zaragoza
\n\tAnatomical Pathology Laboratory of the Hospital Mediterr\u00e1neo, Almer\u00eda.
\n\tAnatomical Pathology Laboratory of the Hospital La Vega, Murcia.
\n\tAnatomical Pathology Laboratory of the Hospital Inmaculada, Granada
\n\tAnatomical Pathology Laboratory of the Marina Salud Public Hospital, Denia, Alicante.
\n\tAnatomical Pathology Laboratory of the Hospital El \u00c1ngel, Malaga.<\/p>\n
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For further information, please contact us<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The department of Anatomical Pathology studies the causes and effects of diseases through microscopic observation of tissues and fluids (biopsies, surgical specimens, cytologies, etc.) in order to obtain precise diagnoses that make the most appropriate treatment possible. This medical discipline originated in the 16th and 17th centuries, and its contribution is needed in almost all… <\/p>\n