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| The Massac Memorial Hospital Department of Laboratory Services is in step with the needs of our community. We understand that diagnostic testing is an essential part of caring for our patients, first aiding in the early detection and diagnosis of disease, then helping physicians to monitor and treat disease and illness. We recognize that delivering accurate test results in a timely manner plays a vital role in the delivery of required medical treatment. Our out-patient services are available from 8 a.m. until 10 p.m. or scheduled at a time that will work for your busy schedule. We also provide in-patient and emergency services 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The Department of Laboratory Services is committed to working with our patients and physicians to assure that you can get the information you need, when you need it. Our services reflect our high standards, satisfying both the ever-changing demands of modern healthcare and our enduring commitment to quality patient care. |
| We offer not only a dedicated team of medical professionals and the latest diagnostic technology, but also a full range of services, from chemistry analyses, blood-banking, microbiology, hematology and coagulation. Whether you or someone you love requires a routine blood test or a more technologically advanced analysis, you can count on Massac Memorial Hospital to provide you with efficient service, comprehensive consultations, a broad menu of testing, and all within a comfortable and caring environment that our Massac community has come to expect. For questions or to schedule your appointment call 618-524-2176 x 311 |
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Fast Facts
How is Lymphoma Diagnosed?
The diagnosis of malignant lymphoma may involve several techniques and several individuals. When a diagnosis of lymphoma is suspected, the primary doctor or cancer specialist will do several blood tests, a thorough physical examination (including manual examination of lymph node sites) and possibly, depending on his or her suspicion of the type of lymphoma, a biopsy (removal and examination) of bone marrow. Click here to learn more.
