Hematology (Haematology) Lab in Vijayanagar, Bangalore

Padmashree Diagnostics’ Hematology Department combines advanced laboratory technology with the experience of consultant pathologists to deliver accurate, timely, and clinically significant blood test results. We offer routine and specialized hematology tests for patients of all ages. We support diagnosis, monitoring, and management of blood disorders in Vijayanagar, Bangalore.

What Hematology Tests Tell Your Doctor

Hematology tests check your blood cells and clotting factors. They help find anemia, infections, bleeding disorders, and blood cancers. They also help monitor ongoing treatment.

Your doctor may order these tests during a routine check-up. They may also use them to check symptoms like fatigue, unexplained bruising, or repeated infections.

Complete Blood Count (CBC) – The Most Common Test

A Complete Blood Count (CBC) is the most common lab test. It gives a clear picture of your overall health in one test. A Peripheral Blood Smear Examination reviews every abnormal or clinically significant CBC finding. This helps our pathologists spot subtle changes that automated analyzers may miss.

Advanced Analyzer Technology

Our Sysmex XN-1000 and XN-550 Hematology Analyzers use advanced fluorescence flow cytometry technology for accurate, reliable blood analysis. These advanced analyzers better detect immature blood cells, nucleated red blood cells, platelet issues, and other key findings.
Standard analyzers may miss these findings.

Blood Grouping, Typing & Coombs Testing

For blood grouping, blood typing, and Coombs testing, we use the Ortho Clinical Diagnostics Gel Card System. It is a well-accepted technology known for excellent accuracy, reproducibility, and reliability. This advanced platform minimizes manual errors and ensures dependable transfusion-related testing, essential before surgery, during pregnancy, and for blood donation compatibility.

Quality You Can Trust

Our Hematology Department follows strict NABL and ISO 15189 quality standards at every testing stage.

This includes sample collection, analysis, and final report generation.

Why Choose Padmashree Diagnostics for Hematology?

Advanced Sysmex XN-Series Hematology Analyzers
Ortho Clinical Diagnostics Gel Card Technology for blood grouping and Coombs testing
Comprehensive routine and specialized hematology investigations
Accurate detection of blood cell abnormalities
NABL-accredited laboratory following ISO 15189 quality standards
Fast turnaround time with reliable reporting
Expert consultant pathologist review of abnormal findings
Home sample collection available across Vijayanagar and nearby areas
Accurate, dependable, and clinically relevant reports you can trust

Whether you need a routine health check-up, an anemia test, or transfusion testing, our Hematology Department can help. Our team also diagnoses blood disorders. We provide accurate results. These results help your doctor make informed clinical decisions.

When Your Doctor May Order a Hematology Test

Unexplained fatigue, weakness, or pale skin - possible anemia
Frequent infections, fever, or swollen lymph nodes
Easy bruising, prolonged bleeding, or clotting concerns
Pre-surgery or pre-transfusion compatibility screening
Pregnancy antenatal screening and Rh compatibility checks
Monitoring known blood disorders (thalassemia, sickle cell disease) or chemotherapy response

List of Hematology Tests

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1 Routine Tests

CBC, Hemoglobin, Total WBC Count, Differential Count, ESR, PCV, Platelet Count

2 RBC Indices

MCV, MCH, MCHC, RDW-CV, Red Blood Count, Reticulocyte Count

3 Coagulation Studies

Prothrombin Time, Partial Thromboplastin Time, Bleeding & Clotting Time, D-Dimer

4 Transfusion & Compatibility

ABO/Rh Grouping, Direct & Indirect Coomb’s Test

5 Specialized & Morphology

Peripheral Smear, Peripheral Smear for Microfilaria, Hb Variant Studies, LE Cell Phenomenon, Malarial Parasite Thick & Thin, Rapid Malarial Test

6 Absolute & Automated Counts

ANC, AEC, ALC, AMC, ABC, Absolute Eosinophil Count (automated/manual), Sputum for Eosinophil Count

7 ABO/Rh Grouping

Determines blood group and Rh factor status, essential for safe blood transfusions, pregnancy management, and organ transplantation compatibility assessment.

8 Hb Variant studies

Identifies abnormal hemoglobin variants to diagnose thalassemia, sickle cell disease, and inherited hemoglobin disorders accurately in patients.

9 Absolute Counts (ANC, AEC, ALC, AMC, ABC)

Measures absolute white cell subtypes to assess immune status, infections, allergies, hematological disorders, and treatment response accurately.

10 Absolute Eosinophil Count - Automated

Measures eosinophil levels to diagnose allergies, parasitic infections, asthma, autoimmune disorders, and monitor response to therapy.

11 Absolute Eosinophil Count - Manual

Measures eosinophil levels to diagnose allergies, parasitic infections, asthma, autoimmune disorders, and monitor response to therapy.

12 Absolute Lymphocyte Count

Evaluates lymphocyte levels to assess immune competence, viral infections, immunodeficiency states, and hematological malignancies accurately.

13 Bleeding Time Clotting Time

Assesses platelet function and coagulation pathway efficiency to evaluate bleeding disorders and clotting abnormalities clinically.

14 Clotting Time

Measures time taken for blood to clot, helping evaluate coagulation cascade function and diagnose bleeding disorders.

15 Complete Blood Count

Haemoglobin (Hb)
Red Blood Cell (RBC) Count
PCV / Hematocrit
MCV
MCH
MCHC
RDW-CV
Neutrophils
Lymphocytes
Eosinophils
Monocytes
Basophils
Platelet Count

16 Complete Hemogram

Detailed evaluation of blood components including counts and indices to diagnose anemia, infections, inflammation, and hematological disorders.

17 Coomb's Test(Direct)

Detects antibodies bound to red cells diagnosing autoimmune haemolytic anaemia and transfusion reactions accurately in clinical haematology laboratory testing settings.

18 Coomb's Test(Indirect)

Identifies free circulating antibodies in serum to assess transfusion compatibility, haemolytic disease, and antenatal antibody screening accurately.

19 D-Dimer

Measures fibrin degradation products to assess thrombosis, pulmonary embolism, disseminated intravascular coagulation, and clot breakdown activity.

20 Differential Count

Calculates percentage distribution of white blood cell types to evaluate infections, inflammation, allergies, leukaemia, and immune response status.

21 ESR - Automated

Measures erythrocyte sedimentation rate to assess inflammation, infections, autoimmune diseases, and chronic inflammatory conditions monitoring.

22 ESR - Manual

Measures erythrocyte sedimentation rate to assess inflammation, infections, autoimmune diseases, and chronic inflammatory conditions monitoring.

23 Haemoglobin

Measures haemoglobin concentration to assess oxygen carrying capacity, diagnose anaemia, polycythaemia, and overall blood health status.

24 HB TC DC PCV Platelets

Evaluates haemoglobin, white blood cells, packed cell volume, and platelets to detect anaemia, infections, clotting abnormalities, and assess overall blood health.

25 HB TC DC PCV RBC

Assesses haemoglobin, white blood cells, packed cell volume, and red blood cells to identify anaemia, infections, and abnormalities affecting blood composition and oxygen transport.

26 HB TC DC Platelet Count

Examines haemoglobin, white blood cells, and platelet count to screen for anaemia, infections, bleeding tendencies, and disorders affecting blood cell function.

27 Le Cells phenomenon

Detects LE cells indicating systemic lupus erythematosus and autoimmune disorders through characteristic phagocytosed nuclear material observation.

28 Malarial Parasite Thick and Thin

Microscopic detection of malarial parasites using thick and thin smears to identify species and parasitaemia accurately.

29 MCH

Calculates mean corpuscular haemoglobin indicating average haemoglobin content per red cell aiding anaemia classification.

30 MCHC

Measures mean corpuscular haemoglobin concentration to assess red cell haemoglobin density and anaemia characterization.

31 MCV

Determines mean corpuscular volume to classify anaemia as microcytic, normocytic, or macrocytic accurately.

32 Neutrophil - Absolute Count

Measures absolute neutrophil count to assess infection risk, immune status, chemotherapy monitoring, and neutropenia severity.

33 Partial Thromboplastin Time

Evaluates intrinsic coagulation pathway function to diagnose bleeding disorders and monitor anticoagulant therapy effectiveness.

34 PCV

Measures packed cell volume to assess red cell mass, anaemia severity, and hydration status accurately.

35 Peripheral Smear

Microscopic examination of blood smear to evaluate cell morphology, infections, anaemia types, and haematological disorders.

36 Peripheral Smear for Microfilaria

Detects microfilaria parasites in blood smear aiding diagnosis of filariasis and parasitic infections accurately.

37 Platelet Count

Measures platelet numbers to assess bleeding risk, clotting disorders, bone marrow function, and treatment monitoring.

38 Prothrombin Time

Assesses extrinsic coagulation pathway to evaluate bleeding disorders and monitor oral anticoagulant therapy.

39 Rapid Malarial Test

Rapid immunochromatographic test detecting malarial antigens for quick diagnosis and prompt treatment initiation.

40 RDW - CV

Measures red cell distribution width indicating variation in red cell size aiding anaemia differentiation.

41 Red Blood Count

Counts total red blood cells to assess anaemia, polycythaemia, and bone marrow function accurately.

42 Reticulocyte Count(Supravital Staining)

Measures immature red cells to assess bone marrow response, anaemia regeneration, and treatment effectiveness.

43 Sputum For Eosinophil Count

Detects eosinophils in sputum to evaluate allergic respiratory conditions, asthma, and parasitic involvement.

44 Total WBC Count

Measures total white blood cells to assess infections, inflammation, immune status, and haematological disorders.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do we need a prescription for these tests?

For accurate test selection and results, consult a doctor for a prescription. You can still include routine tests like a CBC in a self-checkup.

What is the cost for these tests?

Costs vary depending on the test. A Complete Blood Count (CBC) test is typically more affordable, while specialized tests are priced individually. For the latest pricing, please contact us at 080-23100735 or 080-23100738.

Do I have to come with an empty stomach?

Most hematology tests, including CBC, do not require fasting. If clinicians order other tests (like blood sugar) alongside, follow the fasting instructions for those tests.

What does an abnormal CBC result mean?

A CBC result is “abnormal” when one or more blood values fall outside the normal range. These values can include RBC, WBC, platelets, or hemoglobin.
This can mean anything from a minor infection to a more serious condition. Since context and your results matter, only a doctor can correctly explain what an abnormal CBC means for your health.

How much time does report delivery take?

Routine hematology reports are typically ready within 12 hours; urgent/STAT tests can be expedited on request."

What are the payment methods here?

We accept multiple payment methods for your convenience, including cash, UPI, and major debit/credit cards (where applicable). If you have any questions about payment options, please contact our reception before your visit.

Should I bring my previous reports?

Yes - bringing previous hematology reports helps our pathologists compare trends over time and provide more clinically meaningful interpretation of abnormal findings.