Detailed pathological evaluation of tumour tissue to help identify cancer type, grade, biological characteristics, and other features important for treatment planning.
Specialised examination of brain, spinal cord, nerve, and neurological tissue samples to diagnose tumours and other nervous system diseases.
Microscopic and advanced laboratory assessment of tissue from solid tumours to support accurate cancer diagnosis and classification.
Pathological evaluation of blood-forming and lymphatic system malignancies using specialised diagnostic techniques where appropriate.
Advanced molecular testing of tumour samples to identify genetic and biological markers that may support cancer classification, prognosis, and personalised treatment decisions.
Specialised staining techniques are used to identify proteins within tissue samples and help determine tumour origin, subtype, and other diagnostic features.
Detailed evaluation of brain and central nervous system tumours using histopathology, immunohistochemistry, and other specialised diagnostic methods.
Microscopic examination of biopsy and surgical tissue specimens to confirm the presence, type, and characteristics of tumours.
Laboratory examination of tissue samples to diagnose cancer, inflammatory conditions, neurological disorders, and other diseases.
Integration of tissue morphology, immunohistochemistry, molecular information, and clinical findings to provide detailed diagnostic reports for personalised patient care.
Selected tissue and molecular tests may be used to estimate disease behaviour and support personalised treatment decisions in appropriate cancer cases.
Pathology findings are integrated with imaging, clinical assessment, surgery, and oncology information to support multidisciplinary cancer treatment planning.