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Understanding Neuropathology
Neuropathology is a specialised field of medicine that helps identify diseases affecting the brain, spinal cord, nerves, and muscles through detailed examination of tissue samples, alongside relevant blood and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) investigations.
By studying these samples at a microscopic and molecular level, neuropathology helps determine the exact nature of a neurological condition – whether it is inflammatory, degenerative, infectious, or tumour-related.
The Role of a Neuropathologist
A neuropathologist is a doctor trained to diagnose disorders of the nervous system by analysing biopsies and tissue samples, and correlating them with clinical findings, imaging, and relevant blood and CSF results. Working closely with neurologists and neurosurgeons, they provide definitive, evidence-based diagnoses that help distinguish between similar conditions, assess disease severity, and guide appropriate treatment decisions.
Why Trust First Neuro?
Unlike general hospitals where neurology is just one department, we are among the first hospitals in India dedicated entirely to neurosciences. This singular focus means every aspect of our care – from facilities to expertise – is designed for patients with brain, spine, nerve and muscle disorders.
At First Neuro, our interventional neuroradiology service stands apart because of:
At First Neuro, we have established the region’s first dedicated Neuropathology lab, led by a trained Neuropathologist. This ensures that our patients receive precise, evidence-based diagnoses that support accurate treatment decisions and high-quality care.
What this means for Doctors and Patients Is:
For Doctors
A dedicated neuropathology lab provides critical diagnostic confirmation, guiding treatment planning, surgical decisions, and long-term care strategies.
For Patients
It offers clarity and confidence – ensuring treatment is based on an evidence-driven understanding of the disease, helping avoid unnecessary therapies, and supporting more personalised, effective care.