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Microbiology

The Microbiology department specializes in identifying infectious diseases caused by bacteria, viruses, fungi and parasites. By performing culture-based and rapid diagnostic tests on blood, urine, sputum, stool and other body fluids, the department helps determine the exact type of infection and the most effective treatment. Microbiology plays a key role in detecting hidden, recurrent and hospital-acquired infections and supports physicians in selecting the right antibiotics and antifungal therapies.

With advanced microbiological techniques and strict aseptic practices, the department ensures highly reliable diagnostic reporting essential for managing infectious diseases, critical care cases and public health safety.

Tests and Investigations in Microbiology

• Bacterial culture and sensitivity (urine, blood, sputum, stool etc.)
• Gram stain and microscopic examination
• Fungal culture and KOH testing
• TB diagnosis – sputum AFB tests
• Viral antigen and rapid diagnostic tests
• Parasitology tests for stool and blood parasites
• Wound swab and pus culture
• Catheter tip culture and device-related infection screening
• Blood culture for septicemia

Key Features & Facilities

• Dedicated culture room with controlled incubation systems
• Rapid organism identification and antibiotic sensitivity reporting
• Qualified microbiologists and trained laboratory technologists
• Support for infection management in ICU and critical care
• Sterile sample handling and contamination-free processing
• Data-driven antibiotic stewardship support for clinicians
• EMR/Digital reporting for timely medical decisions

When Should Patients Undergo Microbiology Testing

• Persistent fever or suspected infection not responding to treatment
• Recurrent urinary, respiratory or gastrointestinal infections
• Suspected sepsis, pneumonia or bloodstream infection
• Non-healing wounds and post-surgical infections
• Suspected fungal, parasitic or hospital-acquired infection
• Screening for infectious diseases before/after hospitalization

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