Pathomorphology Department
Histological and cytological diagnostics
The Pathomorphology Department of the Children's National Medical Center performs high-precision morphological diagnostics of diseases in children, providing clinicians with key information for making a diagnosis and choosing a treatment strategy.
Our work is especially important in complex clinical cases, including cancer and rare diseases.
Main areas
- morphological diagnosis of diseases in children
- examination of biopsy and surgical specimens
- immunohistochemistry (IHC) for tumor verification
- digital pathology
- neuropathology
- molecular genetic diagnostics of tumors
What makes the department unique
The department is one of the country's leading pathology centers, with a focus on pediatric oncology.
We work in line with international standards (WHO, ICCR, USCAP) and use modern digital technology to analyze complex clinical cases.
Particular attention is paid to accurate and rapid verification of the diagnosis, which directly affects the choice of treatment and the child's prognosis.
How diagnostics work
- Receiving the specimen — biopsy or surgical material arrives at the laboratory
- Preparation — the specimen is processed and microscope slides are prepared
- Analysis — microscopic examination and, if needed, immunohistochemical tests
- Diagnosis — an expert report is issued that determines the further treatment strategy
The results are sent to the attending physician to support the clinical decision.
Our team
The department is staffed by qualified pathologists and laboratory specialists under the leadership of Dr. Sukhrob Tashmatov.
The team regularly completes international training placements and takes part in research projects in pediatric oncology.
Complex cases
- successful verification of brain tumors in children
- differential diagnosis in the most complex clinical situations
- accurate morphological diagnosis that guides the choice of life-saving treatment
The department's expertise makes it possible to clarify diagnoses that had previously remained unclear and directly influences patients' treatment outcomes.
Prices for pathology tests
| Service | Residents | Non-residents |
|---|---|---|
| Category I histological examination | 317,000 UZS | 394,500 UZS |
| Category II histological examination | 399,000 UZS | 493,500 UZS |
| Category III histological examination | 469,000 UZS | 613,500 UZS |
| Category IV histological examination | 501,000 UZS | 681,000 UZS |
| Cytological examination | 176,000 UZS | 235,500 UZS |
| Category IV histological examination — mega block | 872,000 UZS | 1,168,500 UZS |
| Autopsy with histological examination of up to 25 blocks | 1,913,000 UZS | 2,550,000 UZS |
| Immunohistochemical examination | 3,206,000 UZS | 4,809,000 UZS |
| Histological examination of the prostate | 759,000 UZS | 1,138,500 UZS |
| Storage and safe disposal of surgical material | 201,000 UZS | 300,800 UZS |
| Preparation of histological blocks and slides — up to 10 blocks/slides | 257,000 UZS | 378,900 UZS |
Prices are based on the Center's current price list. The final cost of a test may depend on the amount and nature of the material. For details, please contact the Center's specialists.
To learn more or book a consultation, contact us:
- Contact center: +998 78 113 90 62
- Telegram: t.me/bmtmmurojaat
- WhatsApp: +998 95 152 11 28
Prices
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Histological examination Category I374 000 UZS
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Histological examination Category II446 900 UZS
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Histological examination Category III551 200 UZS
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Histological examination Category IV583 000 UZS
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Cytology200 600 UZS
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Histological examination, category IV — MEGA BLOCK1 031 600 UZS
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Autopsy with histological examination of up to 25 blocks2 284 900 UZS
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Immunohistochemistry3 532 400 UZS
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Histological examination of the prostate gland868 100 UZS
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Storage and safe disposal of surgical material229 500 UZS
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Preparation of histological blocks and slides (up to 10 blocks/slides)305 300 UZS
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Liquid-based cytology257 800 UZS
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