4^th World Pathology Conference

Experimental Pathology

Experimental Pathology is a specialized branch of pathology that focuses on conducting controlled laboratory experiments to investigate the mechanisms underlying diseases and to develop potential treatments. Expert experimental pathologists use various techniques, including cell cultures, animal models, and molecular studies, to simulate and study disease processes. By manipulating variables in a controlled environment, they aim to uncover the root causes of diseases and evaluate the efficacy of experimental therapies. This field plays a pivotal role in medical research, offering crucial insights into disease pathogenesis, identifying potential drug targets, and facilitating the development of innovative treatments. Experimental pathology bridges the gap between basic research and clinical applications, ultimately improving patient care and advancing medical knowledge.