Desai Pathology Launches RT-PCR Test for Over 20 Infectious Diseases

Following Healthtech's partnership with Mylab, Kolhapur-based Desai Pathology has become the first laboratory in Kolhapur to offer RT-PCR tests for a range of diseases including HIV, hepatitis C and B, blood donor tests, tuberculosis, chikungunya, dengue and malaria , as well as various bacterial infections, cancer and genetic diseases.Desai Pathology is equipped with the latest Mylab diagnostic equipment and employs a team of highly qualified professionals who are committed to providing accurate and timely results. This ensures that city dwellers can receive the necessary tests quickly and efficiently without having to travel to distant locations.In addition, patients can expect reduced wait times, allowing healthcare providers to quickly diagnose and initiate appropriate treatment plans, as per Pharmabiz.Dr. Sanjay Desai, founder of Desai Pathology, said, "The health technology partnership with Mylab has enabled us to provide precise and personalized care and enhance our reputation as a trusted diagnostic center . Molecular diagnostics allows us to better respond to the needs and desires of our patients. We invite residents to experience the convenience and reliability of our testing services."Dr. Gautam Wankhede, Head of Medical Affairs, Mylab Discovery Solutions, said, "The Mylab Fever Panel is a very useful tool as it allows testing for multiple diseases such as malaria, chikungunya, dengue, zika, leptospirosis, salmonellosis and leishmaniasis. It saves. Time and resources. Many of these diseases remain undiagnosed due to the similarity of the primary symptoms, while the course of treatment is different for each. So it is important to do a test with a wide range of species, which allows identifying and distinguishing the source of infection. "Healthtech Partnership with Mylab" is an initiative that empowers domestic entrepreneurs to build molecular diagnostic laboratories to provide diagnosis in remote corners of the country. Laboratory owners and clinicians can provide patients with faster and higher quality diagnostic results, leading to desired clinical outcomes. They do not have to send patient samples to advanced laboratories, saving time and cost.