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Tissue-based diagnosis for biopsies, surgical specimens, and cancer confirmation.
15 centersPap smears, fluid cytology, and cell-based screening for early diagnosis.
9 centersFine Needle Aspiration Cytology for thyroid, breast, lymph node, and soft tissue.
6 centersBlood, bone marrow, and lymph node diagnostics including leukemia and anemia workup.
7 centersMarker-based tissue diagnostics used in cancer subtyping and precision oncology.
4 centersPCR and genetic testing for infectious diseases, cancer, and precision medicine.
3 centersMicroscopic examination of tissue samples to diagnose disease — used for biopsies, surgical specimens, cancer confirmation, and inflammatory conditions. This is the primary service patients need when a doctor requests a "biopsy report."
Where to get this doneExamination of individual cells — including Pap smears for cervical cancer screening, fluid cytology (urine, pleural, ascitic), and sputum cytology. Used for early detection and non-invasive diagnosis.
Where to get this doneA minimally invasive technique where a thin needle is used to sample cells from lumps in the thyroid, breast, lymph nodes, salivary glands, or soft tissues. Fast, low-cost, and often used to rule out cancer.
Where to get this doneDiagnosis of blood disorders including anemia, leukemia, lymphoma, and bone marrow failure. Involves blood smears, bone marrow aspirate/biopsy, and lymph node evaluation.
Where to get this doneSpecial staining technique using antibodies to detect specific proteins in tissue. Essential for cancer subtyping (breast, lymphoma), determining treatment options, and confirming the origin of metastatic tumors.
Where to get this doneAdvanced testing using PCR and genetic techniques for infectious disease detection, cancer mutation analysis, and precision medicine. Used in TB, HIV, oncology, and genetic disorders.
Where to get this doneRapid intraoperative tissue diagnosis performed during surgery — the surgeon sends a specimen, the pathologist freezes, sections, and reports within minutes to guide surgical decisions.
Where to get this doneHere's a simple guide to help you figure out the right test — and where to go.
Your doctor usually writes the specific test name (e.g., "Biopsy", "Pap smear", "FNAC"). Look at your referral slip.
Search the service name in the box above. Each service page lists exactly which centers offer it in Ethiopia.
Pick the center closest to you or best suited to your case. Click "View Center" for full details.
Call the center or use the contact form. Bring your referral slip and any previous reports.
Our team can help you locate the right service, recommend a center, or guide you through your referral. Reach out — we're here to help.