EPL Lab received ISO 15189:2022 accreditation
Our laboratory has successfully passed accreditation under the updated ISO 15189:2022 standard. This confirms the compliance of our quality management system with the highest global requirements.
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Digital pathology implementation: new Hamamatsu slide scanner
EPL Lab invested in a modern Hamamatsu NanoZoomer S360MD slide scanner for the transition to digital pathology. Telemedicine consultations and archiving are now at a new level.
EPL Lab received new accreditation
Our laboratory has successfully passed accreditation according to international quality standards.
Presentation at ESP 2026 Conference in Berlin
Dr. Andriy Melnyk presented the results of a study on rare dermatological neoplasms at the 38th European Congress of Pathology in Berlin.
Implementation of new IHC diagnostic methods
Expanding the panel of immunohistochemical markers for more accurate diagnostics.
IHC marker panel expansion: 150+ antibodies
EPL Lab has expanded the available IHC marker panel to over 150 antibodies, enabling diagnostics of even the most complex cases without referral abroad.
Participation in international pathology conference
Our specialists presented research results at a conference in Berlin.
Partnership with five leading Kyiv clinics
EPL Lab signed priority service agreements with five leading private clinics in Kyiv. Partners receive accelerated turnaround times and a personal coordinator.
Seminar for physicians: modern IHC capabilities in oncology
EPL Lab conducted an educational seminar for oncologists and surgeons on modern capabilities of immunohistochemical diagnostics. Over 80 physicians participated.
New equipment for digital pathology
The laboratory is equipped with a modern slide scanner for digital pathology.
Partnership with leading clinics
EPL Lab signed cooperation agreements with five leading city clinics.
Quality system update: implementing LEAN in laboratory processes
EPL Lab implemented LEAN management principles in laboratory processes. Result — 25% reduction in sample processing time and decreased preanalytical errors.