Histopathology Direct Immunofluorescence Skin Biopsy IgM Test and Its Price in India

This test is used for the detection of IgM antibodies in Skin lesions.

Cytopathology is also known as Cytology. Diseases are easily diagnosed by this method. This can be used to diagnose illness in any part of the body. In this test, body fluid or a portion of tissue is taken by the physician for further examination.

Studying microorganisms like viruses, ruses, and other pathogens by electron microscopes has made treating diseases very effective.

Electron microscopy is of the following types

• Scanning electron microscopy and
• Transmission electron microscopy

Who Performs this test?

The person who takes the tissue of fluid and examines it under the microscope is known as a pathologist. A sample of your liquid or tissues is examined under a microscope for diagnosis. What happens in this test?

These tests can be used in any research or diagnosis, but most commonly, they detect various cancers.

The multiple samples that can help in the diagnosis by cytology are:

• Sputum or phlegm Urine sample
• Discharge(pus) from the body

Type of cytology:

• Thyroid cytology
• lymph node cytology,
• Gynecologic cytology
• Breast cytology
• Lymph node cytology
• Ear cytology
• Ear cytology
• Respiratory Cytology

Skin:

Skin is a part of the immune system of the body. It also provides a protective covering around the body. Any disease associated with skin is seen over the skin, which can be detected with the help of skin.

The various diseases which this test can detect are. 

Subepidermal Blister: It includes subepidermal clefting:

• Bullous pemphigoid (BP)
• Cicatricial pemphigoid
• Epidermolysis bullosa  (EBA)
• Bullous lupus
• Linear IgA

Intraepidermal Blisters:

• Pemphigus Bulgaria
• Pemphigus foliaceus
• IgA pemphigus

Connective Tissue disease:

• Lupus erythematosus
• Dermatomyositis
• Vasculitis

Immunofluorescence Test

This test is used in labs to detect various diseases of the skin, heart,  kidney, and other organs.

In this test, a unique bar pairing occurs between antigen and antibody to identify the proteins in the blood sample.

It is a microscopic method used to detect diseases.

Types of immunofluorescence

• Direct immunofluorescence
• Indirect immunofluorescence

Direct Immunofluorescence

This type of immunofluorescence uses a single antibody, which is linked to a fluorophore. This antibody identifies the marked molecule and binds to it. The microscope identifies this bonded molecule.