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Biomarkers · Chemical

Immunophenotypic Profile

LOINC codes
67128-9
Tests that measure Immunophenotypic Profile
Labcorp 1

Tests

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Labcorp 1 test

Panels that include this biomarker

  • Leukemia/Lymphoma Phenotyping, Flow Cytometry 480260

    2 analytes · Blood · Fasting not stated · Turnaround 1 - 3 days

    Method and collection
    Method
    Immunophenotyping by flow cytometry
    Collection
    Note: In an attempt to maintain specimen at room temperature, • In hot weather, enclose a refrigerated (not frozen) gel pack in shipper kit. • In cold weather, run hot water over gel pack for three to five minutes and enclose in shipper kit. • Ship specimens in a timely manner based on the specific requirements of the test. Submit blood or bone marrow at room temperature. Collect the specimen so it will arrive in the laboratory Monday through Saturday and within 24 hours of collection. Please state on the test request form the date and time of collection and the name and phone number of the pathologist responsible for the histologic or cytologic diagnosis. For fresh tissue, aseptically cut tissue in pieces and place in lymph node transport bottle. If aspirate is submitted, rinse needle in transport medium. Submit at room temperature using Lymph Node Transport Kit (supplied by Labcorp). If transport kit is not available, place specimen in sterile container with saline. Submit specimen so it will arrive in the laboratory Monday through Saturday and within 24 hours of surgical removal. To avoid transportation delays, submit specimen on the day of collection.
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