Abnormal Cell Test

Cellular Abnormality Test

The Abnormal Cell Test is a diagnostic procedure that examines cellular samples to identify and characterize abnormal cells. It is commonly used in various medical specialties, such as cytology and pathology, to detect irregularities that may indicate disease or abnormalities.

Results of the Abnormal Cell Test play a crucial role in the early detection and diagnosis of various conditions, including cancer.
Follow-up tests or procedures may be recommended based on the findings to confirm the diagnosis and plan appropriate treatment.

Test Parameters

1 - Cellular Sample Analysis

Microscopic examination of the cellular sample to identify any abnormal cell morphology, structure, or behavior.

Sample Collection

Cellular samples are collected from specific tissues or body fluids, depending on the suspected abnormality. Common collection methods include Pap smears, fine-needle aspiration, or biopsy.

Collection Method : Varies based on the suspected abnormality

Turn Around Time : The turnaround time for results depends on the specific testing method and sample type.

Preparation

Preparation instructions may vary based on the collection method and the specific area being sampled.

This Test is Used For

Detection of abnormal cells that may indicate disease or abnormalities

Risks

The Abnormal Cell Test is generally considered a safe diagnostic procedure.

Minor discomfort or bruising may occur at the site of sample collection.
Rare complications may include infection or bleeding, particularly in more invasive procedures like biopsy.