The professors in the Department of Pathology in KDH provide quick and accurate pathological diagnosis results using immunopathology tests, molecular pathology tests, classical surgical pathology tests, and cytopathology tests. In particular, the Department of Pathology plays a critical role in estimating the recuperation time of patients and therapy approaches for patients by an accurate diagnosis through various tests, including histochemical staining, immunohistochemical staining, electron microscopy, and molecular pathology tests.

● Cytopathology	| Diagnosing cancer cells and diseases by analyzing the cell Pap samples as requested using exfoliative cytology(expectoration, cervical cancer cystoscopy) body fluid crytoscopy(ascite fluid, thoracic fluid, cerebrospinal fluid) fine needle aspiration cytology
● Tissue pathology	| Diagnosis is segmented into digestive system dermatitis neurosis kidney cardiopulmonary pathology hematopathology obstetrics pathology osteopathology soft-tissue pathology ophthalmological pathology oral pathology pediatric pathology liver pathology molecular pathology immune pathology
● Special pathology tests	| Special pathology tests: Immunohistochemical staining: Test to identify origins, antigens, and genes of tissues.
	| Immunofluorescence assay: Test on antigens and genes using a fluorescence microscope.
	| Flow cytometric test: Quantitative test on immunologic features.
	| Molecular pathology test: Test to identify genetic disorders.
	| Insituhybridization (ISH) test: DNA and RNA test inside the tissue.
	| Morphometry: Quantitative survey on pathological test opinions.
	| Tissue PCR test: Classification of diagnosis and types, gene research on tumors.
	| Autopsy: Test to identify the causes of diseases leading to the death of a patient.