Renal Biopsy Light Microscopy Test | Lahalak Platform
Essential histological examination to detect kidney inflammation and scarring using special stains, helping determine the extent of damage and guide effective treatment.
Scientific name: Renal Biopsy: Light Microscopy with Special Stains
Histopathological examination of a kidney biopsy specimen using a light microscope with the application of a range of specialized histological stains to paraffin-encapsulated tissue slides. Common stains include: H&E (hematoxylin and eosin) for general evaluation, PAS (periodic acid Schiff) for staining the glomerular basement membrane and matrix,...
Service type
Renal Biopsy Procedure
Duration
30-45 minutes
Fasting
8-12 hours fasting
Included Services
- Detailed histological analysis of a kidney biopsy with special stains
- Consult a nephrologist to interpret the results.
- Personal support services from Lahalak
Medical Service Information
Conditions & Notices
- Fasting is required before the biopsy procedure itself, as instructed by the doctor (usually 6-8 hours), due to local anesthesia or sedation.
- Blood thinners should be stopped a sufficient time before the procedure, as determined by the doctor.
- A sufficient tissue sample (containing a sufficient number of glomeruli, usually >10) is necessary to accurately represent the pathological condition.
- Bring all previous laboratory tests (kidney function tests, urine tests, autoantibodies) to help the pathologist interpret the histological results.
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