Lymphoma complete surface marker panel

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1. Resource Description

   "Specimen Requirements: PERIPHERAL BLOOD: 10 mL blood, GREEN top tube; 2 mL heparinized blood, minimum. Keep at room temperature. Label as "Perishable Specimen" and deliver to laboratory immediately after collection. BONE MARROW OR BODY FLUID: 0.1 mL heparin in syringe prior to draw; 2 mLspecimen minimum. Keep at room temperature. Transfer to RPMI tube, if available, and mix. If no RPMI, transfer to red top tube and send within 24 hours. Include current, air-dried peripheral blood and BM aspirate smear on specimen. LYMPH NODE OR SOLID TUMOR: Tissue - Include slides of previous pertinent biopsies, if available. 1. Fresh: Preferred, but must be received within 6 hours. Send as much as possible (minimum 0.5 x 0.5 cm) avoiding any necrotic area. Transfer to RPMI tube and keep at room temperature. If no RPMI or other tissue culture medium is available, use sterile saline. 2. Frozen: When delivery within 6 hours is not possible. If unsure of delivery, send fresh and frozen. Snap freeze a 2-4 mm slice in O.C.T. freezing medium with either liquid nitrogen or alcohol and dry ice. Keep on dry ice or in -70C freezer. Ship on dry ice."

2. Additional Name

   Flow Cytometry, Leukemia/lymphoma analysis

3. Additional Name

   HLA-DR (Ia) Antigens By Flow Cytometry

4. Additional Name

   Leukemia Markers analysis

5. Additional Name

   Leukemia/lymphoma Flow Cytometry analysis

6. Additional Name

   Lymphocyte Markers analysis

7. Additional Name

   Lymphoma Markers analysis

8. Additional Name

   Myeloma Marker analysis

9. Additional Name

   Sezary cells analysis

10. Additional Name

    Surface Marker Panel, Limited

11. Additional Name

    Surface Markers analysis

12. Additional Name

    T & B Cell Quantitation

13. Additional Name

    TDT

14. Additional Name

    Terminal Deoxyribosyl Transferase analysis

15. Access Restriction(s)

    Must be scheduled prior to specimen draw or surgical removal. (Call Immunology laboratory, (503) 494-2302.)

16. Topic

    lymphoma

17. Topic

    leukemia

18. Service Provided by

    Clinical Cytogenetics Laboratory

19. Website(s)

    http://www.ohsu.edu/xd/health/services/lab-services/labtests/results.cfm?input1=lymphoma&labtestid=ECDE1E3F-9C2A-469E-6019FAE16B9D079C&keywords=&ohsuservicecode=&eapcode=&cptcode=&labsectionid=

20. Related Technique

    Flow cytometry assay