Approximately 19,000 cytology cases are processed annually of which almost 60% represent non-gynecologic specimens, including about 4,500 needle aspirations, of which about 40% are superficial aspirations procured by the cytopathology staff. Close to 1,000 cytology specimens are evaluated for DNA content in the image analysis laboratory.

Hematopathology evaluates approximately 11,000 bone marrow specimens and 2,100 lymph node specimens/year. The molecular laboratory performs more than 14,000 tests/year and flow cytometry tests approximately 23,000 specimens/year. The Division of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine performs close to 4,000,000 clinical laboratory tests and procedures including approximately 550,000 hematology and coagulation tests. These examinations include aspirate smears, clot sections, biopsies and special stains. There are approximately 400-500 new acute and chronic leukemia per year. Most of the cases represent in-house patients include Hodgkin's and non-Hodgkin's lymphomas. Approximately 400 new lymphomas are available for review annually.