The biopsy laboratory is used for the reception and basic processing of biopsy material, including perioperative examinations.

The laboratory provides testing of erythrocyte blood groups and anti-erythrocyte antibodies in order to ensure safe hemotherapy and to determine the risk of immunohematological complications in pregnancy.

The sleep laboratory is a diagnostic and partly therapeutic facility designed to accurately analyse various sleep disorders and support their treatment.

We offer a wide range of examinations to diagnose the body. You will receive the results in a clear report where everything is explained so you can understand it, including recommendations on how to solve any problems. We also provide long-term health monitoring.

It takes care of the needs of the outpatient and inpatient parts of the clinic in terms of dental technology.

The laboratory performs immunohistochemical and immunocytochemical methods to refine the diagnosis of cancer, to determine its histogenesis, or predictive and prognostic factors.

The cytogenetic laboratory performs classical postnatal cytogenetic examinations, prenatal cytogenetic examinations and prenatal and postnatal molecular genetic examinations by fluorescence in situ hybridization.

Operation of an otorhinolaryngology practice. Carrying out audiometric examinations and minor surgical procedures.

We operate a spirometry workplace, an extended spirometry workplace with rhinomanometry and provocation test, a workplace for measuring pulmonary function testing during exercise, ECG and ergometry. We perform measurements of indirectly measurable lung volumes and flow resistances, diffusion capacity.

We perform therapeutic hemapheresis procedures - by appointment, after consultation of the referring physician with the Blood Centre physician. Therapeutic plasmapheresis (TPE), erythrocytapheresis and thrombocytapheresis, leukocytapheresis, granulocyte apheresis and immunoadsorption.

Operation of the reception desk for appointments to outpatient clinics and specialist centres of the neurological clinic.

We process collected samples of biological material and prepare slides. This is the most time-consuming part of the autopsy, which is therefore usually completed three to four weeks apart.