Pathology

What is it?

Our Pathology service is responsible for studying tissue from any component of the human body that needs a diagnosis to define a disease, a prognosis or a treatment.

Our team makes case revisions, that is a second opinion of a tissue that has been evaluated in another laboratory and has a doubtful diagnosis, or that needs to be complemented with additional tests.

Services

Biopsy by freezing

Study of a fragment of fresh tissue from a patient in the operating room, which seeks to know if there is a malignancy presence to define surgical behavior.

Fine needle aspiration biopsy

Study of an extended cell that has been aspirated from a solid organ or a hollow viscera, in order to give a diagnostic approach.

Small biopsies

Study of a piece of body tissue to determine a diagnosis.

Surgical specimen study

Study of an organ, or a part of it, to determine a diagnosis.

Immunohistochemical markers

Coloring the tissues in order to determine the expression of molecules that help the classification of tissues and tumors.

Molecular biology tests

Molecular studies to determine specific genetic alterations.

Body cytology studies

Study of an extended cell from a solid organ or a hollow viscera, in order to give a diagnostic approach.

Cervicovaginal cytology

Sampling and interpretation of the study as screening for cervical cancer.

Specialists

  • Ricardo Andrés Cardona Quiceno
  • Gabriel Jaime Varela
  • Carolina Echeverri
  • Alejandro Vélez Hoyos 
  • Ana Cristina Ruiz
  • Victoria Eugenia Murillo
  • Beatriz Lopera
  • Marcela Riveros Ángel
  • Juan Camilo Pérez

Request an appointment

For national patients

To request an appointment (4) 360 47 88

For more information (4) 445 90 00

For international patients

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Attention time

Appointments from Monday to Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

During night and weekends: Availability for urgent biopsies by freezing.