Pathological Waste Testing

Pathological waste is defined as any human or animal body parts. This can include organs, tissues, surgical specimens, and bodily fluids removed during surgery or autopsy. In most cases, pathological waste is the result of research or testing requirements. Care must be taken when handling such specimens as they maybe infectious or dangerous in some way. Pathological waste is generated in any setting where tissue or blood specimens may be required for diagnostics or treatments.

STEMart provides comprehensive pathological waste testing services to provide pathological research reports that meet relevant regulations and international standards, thus determining the potential hazards of medical waste and providing compliant and cost-effective pathological waste disposal options based on your needs.

Test Samples

• Wasted human tissues and organs generated during surgery and other medical services
• Discarded human tissue and pathological wax blocks after pathological sectioning
• Abandoned medical laboratory animal tissues and corpses
• Embryonic tissue below 16 weeks of gestation or weighing less than 500 grams
• Placentas from mothers with confirmed or suspected infectious diseases or carrying infectious pathogens

Standard Tests

• Identification Test
  • Corrosive identification
  • Acute toxicity preliminary screening
  • Leaching toxicity identification
  • Toxic substance content identification
  • Flammability identification
  • Reactivity identification
• Volatile Organic Compounds Pollution
  • Volatile organic compounds (VOCs / NOC)
  • Total volatile organic compounds (TVOC)
  • Semi-volatile organic compounds (SVOCs)
  • Highly volatile organic compounds (WOC)
  • Particulate organic compounds (POM)

For more information about our pathological waste testing services, please contact us.