PATHOLOGY
GPS Ltd is a pathology consultancy service established in 2016 in Trinidad. GPS provides a host of Anatomic Pathology services including histology, cytology and immunohistochemistry processing and interpretation.
GPS has partnered with the best histotechnology team in the country, Cura Diagnostics. This alliance ensures that samples are processed and are handled by histotechnologists with decades of experience.
GPS Ltd is a pathology consultancy service established in 2016 in Trinidad. GPS provides a host of Anatomic Pathology services including histology, cytology and immunohistochemistry processing and interpretation.
GPS has partnered with the best histotechnology team in the country, Cura Diagnostics. This alliance ensures that samples are processed and are handled by histotechnologists with decades of experience.
DIAGNOSTIC
SERVICES
We offer a comprehensive panel of diagnostic services at GPS. Our aim is to ensure that both patient and doctor are well informed and well served. Click below for detail on what we offer and simple descriptions of what can seem like complicated processes.
Click here for comprehensive list of our services, including biopsy and surgical specimen evaluation, immunohistochemistry, flow cytometry and molecular diagnostics.
We offer conventional and liquid based pap smears along with STI co-testing. We also provide review of biopsies and resections of breast lesions with subsequent Oncotype Dx testing if cancer is found.
GPS is the only lab in Trinidad that offer both these services.
For fine needle aspirations or even fine needle biopsies, you may be concerned about specimen adequacy, appropriate triage of specimens (for culture or flow cytometry) or even a real time diagnosis (malignant versus benign). Rapid On-Site Evaluation can answer all of these questions. Given the literal and figurative costs of repeat samples, a ROSE can save you both time and money.
The Frozen Section is a century old procedure presumably achieved on a window ledge in wintery Minnesota in the 1920’s. The aim of this tissue freezing process is to provide a rapid diagnosis while the patient is on the operating table.