From gastritis to proctitis, inflammatory bowel disease to cholecystitis, hepatitis to pancreatitis, the spectrum of disorders of the gastrointestinal tract (GIT) is broad. Correspondingly, the number, diversity and complexity of GIT-related investigations are considerable. DHM is able to offer a full range of testing, including microbiology, immunoserology, biochemistry, molecular pathology, genetics and histopathology/cytopathology, necessary for the investigation of GIT disorders.

Effective patient management comes down to a strong, trusting relationship between the referring doctor and the reporting histopathologist. This specialist pathology group: Î Offers an outstanding depth and breadth of expertise in gastrointestinal and hepatic pathology and is regularly involved in multi-disciplinary meetings throughout NSW and is actively engaged in a range of clinical and research activities

DHM has a team approach to pathology investigation and reporting, with the group of pathologists having a broad range of experience and understanding. This ensures high-quality reports that encompass the latest clinical and pathological information and guidelines.

DHM can provide referring doctors with structured and image-enhanced reports that include diagrams and microscopic images, clearly outlining relevant pathological findings. These can serve as a visual tool to help doctors explain histopathology results and improve patient understanding.