Automating the cytogenetics process

contributed by Leica Biosystems | 10/04/2017

Automation has brought about many benefits at the cytogenetics laboratory of an Italian regional hospital.

The cytogenetics laboratory at the Regional Hospital of Treviso performs tests in different fields of clinical medicine including cancer cytogenetics (onco-haematology and solid tumours) and postnatal tests to detect constitutional abnormalities. The laboratory analyses approximately 2200 cases per year.

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