Dr. Amporn Benjaphonpitak Director General of the Department of Medical Services It was revealed that the Institute of Pathology, Department of Medical Services provides anatomical pathology services in cancer diagnosis. By developing an online system for reporting cytology results. To achieve accuracy and be able to respond to public services more quickly.
Dr. Kittiwat Manochan, Director of the Institute of Pathology It was revealed that the Institute of Pathology had received cytology specimens of various organs. Coming from hospitals across the country, these include gynecological cytology specimens from cells smeared from a woman’s cervix. Other specimens include fluids collected from various parts of the body and by aspirating cells from various organs throughout the body using a small needle. When receiving the specimen from the specimen receiving center The cytologist will check the data and accuracy of the specimen. To prepare the specimen onto a slide and stain the slides The slides are then screened using a microscope. Sent for consultation with a pathologist. and report the results online to the doctor and hospital that sent the test It’s the same approach. and for the same understanding of the pathologist and the treating physician. The plan is to deploy all systems in the future, allowing patients to receive accurate, accurate, fast and timely results reporting. Using an online system to provide services In addition, pathologists and cytologists develop their knowledge by continuously attending academic conferences every year.
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