| Histopathology |
- The primary task is to perform pathological diagnoses to provide clinical physicians with guidelines for treatment. The workflow is as follows:
- Pathologists examine organs or tissues removed during surgery and select appropriate sections for microscopic examination.
- Tissue specimens undergo dehydration processing using an automatic tissue processor.
- Medical technologists embed the dehydrated tissue specimens into wax blocks.
- Medical technologists slice the wax-embedded tissues into thin sections, place them on slides, stain, and cover them.
- Pathologists examine the tissue sections under a microscope and issue pathology reports.
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Liao, Jia-Bin
Lee, Herng-Sheng
Jan, Chia-Ing
Chuang, Hao-Wen
Lee, Huai-Pao
Fang Lu-Han
Shen, Ming-Jin
Chang, Yi-Ming
Liang, Jang-Shian |
| Electron Microscopy Laboratory |
- Electron microscopy is most commonly used clinically in renal pathology science. Electron microscopy of kidney sections is the core examination for identifying various types of nephritis. This laboratory provides precise diagnoses and accepts referral cases from various hospitals, gaining recognition from many medical institutions in Southern Taiwan.
- Additionally, ultrastructural analysis plays an indispensable role in neuroscience and muscle pathology. Our primary services include Nephrology, Neurology, and Pediatrics.
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Chuang, Hao-Wen
Lee, Huai-Pao |
| Autopsy Room |
- Determining the cause of death through thorough pathological examination.
- Reviewing clinical care quality by analyzing discrepancies between clinical diagnoses and autopsy findings.
- Enhancing medical service quality by providing valuable insights to improve clinical practices and patient care.
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Liao, Jia-Bin
Lee, Herng-Sheng
Jan, Chia-Ing
Chuang, Hao-Wen
Lee, Huai-Pao
Fang Lu-Han
Shen, Ming-Jin
Chang, Yi-Ming
Liang, Jang-Shian |