Fluorescence In-Situ Hybridization (FISH-Microdeletion)
| Epic Lab Code: | CYT54 |
| Order Form: | C-12 Cytogenetics Request or Epic Req |
Shivanand R. Patil Cytogenetics & Molecular Laboratory (Dept. of Pediatrics)
W-101 GH
356-3877 (Laboratory)
W-101 GH
356-3877 (Laboratory)
Specimen:
Peripheral Blood, Bone Marrow, Fibroblasts, Other Tissue
Minimum:
5-10 cc adult, 2 cc infants of venous blood collected in a green-top
vacutainer with sodium heparin. Invert tube to mix well. Label the
tube with patient name and medical record number. DO NOT FREEZE OR
CENTRIFUGE.
Delivery Instructions:
Submit specimen to laboratory as soon as possible after collection.Specimen
Instructions:
Provide details of clinical information. If a specimen is collected
over the weekend, please page the technologist on call by dialing 1-888-
533-0186. When it stops ringing, enter your phone number, the '#'
sign, and hang up.
Testing Schedule:
Specimens accepted in the lab Monday-Friday, 0800-1700. After hours
specimens should be taken to specimen control and a message left on the
lab voice mail. In the case of an emergency, follow the instructions
on the lab voice mail.
Analytic Time:
Allow 5-7 days for final results.
Reference Range:
Varies for each probe (set). Unique sequence probes labeled with
fluorochrome. Contact lab for details.
Comments:
This test can be used as an adjunct to chromosomal analysis for
detection of submicroscopic/cryptic rearrangements in certain
congenital disorders. Suitable for metaphase analysis only.
Probes currently available include: Angelman syndrome, AneuVysion
(prenatal screening for aneuploidy), Cri-du-chat, Deletion 22q
syndromes, Miller-Dieker syndrome, Prader-Willi syndrome, Smith-Magenis
syndrome, SRY(Yp11.3), STS[del(Xp22.3)], Subtelomere probe panel,
Williams syndrome, Wolf-Hirschhorn syndrome.
Shivanand R. Patil Cytogenetics & Molecular Laboratory
Website
Methodology:
Fluorescence In-Situ Hybridization (FISH)
CPT Code:
88230, 88271, 88273, 88365
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