Cytological Tests

Cytological (cellular) examinations allow the evaluation of cell structure and abnormalities for early disease detection. This method plays an important role in diagnosing disorders of the urogenital and respiratory systems, as well as in identifying benign and malignant formations.

Which cytological tests are performed?

∙ Pap test (cervical cytology)
∙ Cytological evaluation of samples from various organs
∙ Fine-needle aspiration samples from nodules, masses, or lesions
∙ Examination of cells in sputum, fluids, and smears

When is it recommended?

∙ Suspected benign or malignant tumor
∙ Preventive screening of cervical cells
∙ Evaluation of inflammatory or infectious changes
∙ Monitoring treatment effectiveness
∙ Unclear symptoms — bleeding, pain, deformity, etc.

Advantages:

∙ Enables early diagnosis
∙ Fast results and informative evaluation
∙ Low-invasive and safe method