Lab : Dr. Paul's Pathological Laboratory

Address:
Dr. Paul's Pathological Laboratory
Samanta House,
Buxidih road, Near Bus Stand
Giridih, Jharkhand
Pin - 815301
Ph: 06532-227443
Mobile: +91-93040-48908, 99341-44291

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Dr. Paul's Pathological Laboratory

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A b o u t U s

This Pathological laboratory was the brainchild of Late Dr. Manoj Chandra Paul. MBBS , MD (R.U). He started this Laboratory in 1980 in his own house but he actually established the diagnostic lab under the name of Dr. Paul's Pathological Laboratory in the town of Giridih in the year 1981 at Chandouri Road , Giridih, Jharkhand.

Unfortunately because of his sad demise on 1st Jan' 1986 his dreams of continuing to work on his dream project received a big jolt. Mrs Swapna Paul w/o the late founder followed his dreams and made his dreams a reality.

Mrs Swapna Paul, deserves all the accolades as she actually nurtured his dream project since the last 25 years.

The Founder

Late Dr. Manoj Chandra Paul

O u r M i s s i o n

Making the Best Better

DPPL's mission is to continually improve patient care by building professional relationships through excellence in laboratory testing, service, education, and research.

G e n e r a l I n f o r m a t i o n

DPPL offers a broad test menu of many tests and test combinations DPPL's focus is to provide testing that supplements the testing available in local area. DPPL does not market to physician offices directly , and thus, does not compete with its clients. Services are provided to several clients throughout India . Clients include, independent hospital groups, reference laboratories, Central government facilities, and to patients directly.

REFERRAL TESTING

One of DPPL Laboratories' service goals is to support clients by providing comprehensive service for all reference laboratory testing. To accomplish this goal, DPPL has enhanced its in-house test menu of several tests and test combinations by selecting primary vendor to perform additional tests not performed at DPPL.

Primary vendor (Ashok Laboratory 390-B, Jodhpur Park, Kolkata) was selected considering the aspects of service, quality, reliability, turnaround time (TAT), and price

I n s t r u m e n t s

*ERBA CHEM PRO*
	High-Performance Clinical Chemistry Analyzer Unmatched combination of state-of-the-art design, advanced optics, versatile analytical capabilities

*ERBA LISA 5*
	Microstrip Elisa Reader For Quantitative and Qualitative Analysis of Immunoassays, ELISA and EIA. Automated and Fast Strip Reader.For testing AIDS, Hepatitis, Hormones, Thyroids, Drugs etc.

MICROMAT II (BIORAD)
	For HbA1C / Glycosylated Haemoglobin test Certified by NGSP Calibrated to DCCT No Interference from Hb variants

T i m e l i n e

1981

First Established Diagnostic Laboratory of Giridih district.

1981 - 1985

Late Dr. Manoj Chandra Paul

1st Jan'86demise of the Founder Dr. Manoj Chandra Paul

1986

Dr. Ram Yash Ram, Pathologist

1994

Dr. Anand Shankar Prasad, Pathologist
Dr. Mrs Manorama Prasad

2001

Dr. Arnab Paul nominated as member American Chemical Society (ACS).

2003

Dr. Arnab Paul elected Life member of Association of Clinical Biochemists of India (ACBI)

Currently

Dr. Anand Shankar Prasad, Pathologist

2003 Jan

Dr. Arnab Paul, Biochemist PhD, Clin Biochem(USA)
(Contact at: arnabpaul_usa[AT]yahoo.com)

2003

New automatic Analyzer acquired
Erba Chem Pro Analyzer for Biochemical analysis
Erba LISA 5 - Hormones, Thyroid & Hepatitis B, HIV , EIA method.

2005

MICROMAT II ( Biorad ) Instrument for measuring HBA1C

2003 - New tests launched

T3, T4, TSH , 1 st In-House testing of Thyroid test performed in Giridih started January'2003, done on Erba LISA 5, By ELISA method.

Microalbumin spot/24hrs

Creatinine Clearance rate (CC rate).

Microalbumin/Creatinine ratio

Lipid profile ~ Framingham score

HIV

HbA1C / Glycosylated Haemoglobin ~ done by automatic MICROMAT II( BIORAD ) started Jan 10. 2005 (Features : Certified by NGSP. ?Calibrated to DCCT, No Interference from Hb variants.. )

PSA - Semi-Quantitative method

2004 - “Tie- up” with ASHOK LABORATORY, Jodhpur park, Kolkata a NABL/ISO/17025 accredited laboratory.

We are grateful to the people of Giridih and all the clients and patrons for their having believed in us for the last 25 years. We are pleased to have tested more than 1 million samples during this period.

Be Smart About Your Heart: Control the ABCs of Diabetes

If you’re one of the nearly 50 million Indians with diabetes,
you are at high risk for heart attack and stroke. Heart disease is
more likely to strike you—and at an earlier age—than it is to
strike your friends and family without diabetes. In fact, heart disease and stroke account for
about 65% of deaths in people with diabetes.

But you can fight back. You have the power to prevent heart attack and stroke by controlling the
ABCs of diabetes.

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A is for A1C. The A1C test measures your average blood sugar over the
last 3 months.
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B is for blood pressure. High blood pressure makes your heart work too hard.
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C is for cholesterol. Bad cholesterol, or LDL, builds up and clogs your arteries.

Ask your Doctor these questions:

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What are my ABC numbers? Your A1C level should be tested at least twice a year.
Blood pressure should be checked at each visit and cholesterol should be tested at
least once a year.
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What should my ABC target numbers be? For most people with diabetes, the goals
are A1C below 7, blood pressure below 130/80, and LDL cholesterol below 100.
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What actions should I take to reach my ABC target numbers? You and your health
care provider should put together an action plan of lifestyle changes and medications,
if needed, to help you reach and maintain your goals for the ABCs of diabetes.
Take Action Now.

You can take action now to lower your risk for heart attack and stroke and other diabetes
problems. Work with your Doctor, and get started now

Get at least 60 minutes of physical activity, such as brisk walking, most days of the
week.
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Eat less fat and salt.
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Eat more fiber—choose whole grains, fruits, vegetables, and beans.
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Stay at a healthy weight.
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Stop smoking—ask your health care provider for help.
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Take medicines as prescribed.
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Ask your health care provider about taking aspirin.
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Ask others to help you manage your diabetes.

Quality Control

Quality Control in the medical laboratory is a statistical process used to monitor and evaluate the analytical process which produces patient results. The Statistical process requires :
* regular testing of quality control products along with patient samples
* comparision of quality control results to specific statistical limits

We, at Dr. Paul's Pathological Laboratory, Giridih, adhere to the protocols of good clinical diagnostic laboratory practice and, we use internal as well as third party external quality controls to keep our diagnostic testing in check.

Liver Enzyme tests namely SGPT, SGOT is done by UV-Kinetic method. Recommended by IFCC (International federation of Clinical chemistry)