Chemical Pathology

Chemical Pathology, a branch of Clinical Pathology, focuses on diagnosing diseases by analyzing body fluids, particularly blood and urine. It involves measuring levels of various substances, like glucose, enzymes, and electrolytes, to identify imbalances or abnormalities that indicate health issues, such as diabetes or kidney disease. Chemical pathologists interpret these test results, aiding healthcare providers in making informed decisions for patient treatment and management. Essentially, it plays a crucial role in understanding biochemical changes in the body related to various diseases.