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| Immunodeficiency Evaluations; Adult and Pediatric | ||
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Order Form: A-1a Immunopathology or IPR Req |
Immunopathology 5238 RCP 356-2688 |
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Specimen |
Peripheral Blood | ||
Collection Medium: |
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Alternate Collection Media: |
Green top tube (Na Heparin), Lavender top tube (EDTA) | ||
Minimum: |
Adult: 10 mL whole blood in a yellow top tube (ACD solution A) Pediatric: 2 mL whole blood in a yellow top tube (ACD solution A) Minimum specimen requirements are cell count dependent. For absolute quantitative results, a CBC with Automated Differential must also be ordered. | ||
Delivery Instructions: |
Keep at room temperature. Do not refrigerate. | ||
Testing Schedule: |
0800-1630 Monday through Friday. For additional services, contact Clinical Pathology Resident on-call at pager #3404. | ||
Analytic Time: |
2 days | ||
Reference Range: |
Antibodies performed vary with the patient's clinical problem; please provide history and lab findings. The pathologist will provide an interpretative report. Adult Immunodeficiency Screening Panel: CD3, CD4, CD8, CD14, CD19, CD25, CD45, and CD56 Autoimmune Lymphoproliferative Syndrome (ALPS): CD3, CD4, CD5, CD8, CD14, CD16+56, CD19, CD20, CD45, CD56, CD95, HLA-DR, TCR alpha-beta, TCR gamma-delta, Kappa, and Lambda Bruton's Agammaglobulinemia: CD3/CD4/CD8, CD5/CD20, CD14/CD45, CD19/Kappa, CD19/Lambda | ||
Comments: |
Specimens with absolute lymphocyte counts of <100/mm3 can not be tested. Test includes various T and B cell assays, as dictated by the clinical question asked. Include pertinent clinical information on the reqisition. Deliver specimen immediately to Immunopathology Lab to insure leukocyte viability. Do not deliver to specimen control area. Recent corticosteroid or chemotherapy may invalidate result. | ||
Methodology: |
Flow Cytometry-Whole Blood Lysis | ||
CPT Code: |
88184, 88185 variable - Technical 88187, 88188 or 88189 variable - Professional (varies due to the number of antibodies performed) | ||
See Additional Information: Specimens Requiring Immediate Delivery |
Updated: 04/09/2008
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