Microbiology
Microbiology
Sri Venkateswaraa Medcity Hospital offers advanced Microbiology Laboratory Services as a specialized diagnostic and infection control hub dedicated to identifying disease-causing microorganisms, including bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites. Using advanced laboratory techniques, our microbiology experts provide accurate identification that helps physicians prescribe targeted antimicrobial therapy and deliver effective infection management.
Our Microbiology Laboratory performs a comprehensive range of diagnostic tests, including bacterial culture and sensitivity, fungal and parasitic investigations, serology, molecular diagnostics, and specimen analysis for infectious diseases. Every sample is processed under stringent quality control measures using modern laboratory technology to ensure precise results, rapid turnaround times, and dependable diagnostic reporting.
Services in Microbiology
- Bacterial Culture & Identification
- Antibiotic Sensitivity Testing (AST)
- Blood, Urine & Stool Culture
- Sputum & Throat Swab Analysis
- Fungal Testing
- Viral Infection Screening
- Tuberculosis (TB) Testing
- Serology & Immunology Tests
- Infection Control Screening
- Routine Microbiological Investigations
HOD's Profile
" At Sri Venkateswaraa Medcity Hospital, the Department of Microbiology is committed to delivering accurate and timely diagnostic services for the detection and management of infectious diseases. Our advanced laboratory, experienced microbiologists, and stringent quality protocols ensure reliable identification of bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites, enabling clinicians to provide targeted and effective treatment. We remain dedicated to excellence in diagnostics, infection prevention, and patient safety through innovation, precision, and compassionate healthcare. "
Dr. Subashini Panchanathan M.B.B.S., M.D., Microbiology
Head of Department
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Frequently asked questions
Common samples include urine, blood, sputum, wound swabs, stool, and other body fluids, depending on your symptoms.
If infections keep returning or do not improve with treatment, microbiology testing can help find the underlying cause.
If possible, samples are often collected before starting antibiotics, but always follow your doctor's instructions.
Microbiology tests help identify bacteria, viruses, fungi, or parasites causing an infection so appropriate treatment can be planned.