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B-cell Receptor IGH Gene Rearrangement, PCR

LOINC codes
107198-4, 107199-2, 107200-8, 21747-1, 31208-2, 50595-8, 55752-0
Tests that measure B-cell Receptor IGH Gene Rearrangement, PCR
Quest Diagnostics 1

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  • B-cell Receptor IGH Gene Rearrangement, PCR 90362

    Blood · Fasting not stated

    Method and collection
    Method
    Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) • Fragment Analysis
    Collection
    Do not reject specimens, send to laboratory for screening. 8 unstained sections on glass slides labeled with surgical case number (pathology report required, indicate if fixative is not formalin). Please include pathology report for frozen tissue and FFPE cases (partial/preliminary reports acceptable). Needle washings (acceptable): In alcohol based fixative (e.g. CytoLyt®) are acceptable.
    Reference notes
    See Laboratory Report
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