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Acute Leukemia Profile (Flow Cytometry)

Test Summary

To aid in the diagnosis, lineage assignment, subclassification, and response to treatment of hematologic malignancies.

Aliases

  • Flow Cytometry

Specimen Collection

Special Instructions

N/A

Preferred Specimen

VENOUS PERIPHERAL BLOOD: 5 mL peripheral blood Sodium Heparin (dark green top) tube and 5 mL peripheral blood K2EDTA (lavender top) tube, keep both at room temperature, results of a current CBC and a peripheral blood smear may be submitted in place of the EDTA lavender top tube. (minimum 2 -3 mLs)
BONE MARROW ASPIRATE: 1 mL bone marrow aspirate Sodium Heparin (dark green top) tube, 1 unstained aspirate smear, 1 wright stained aspirate smear, and 5 mL peripheral blood EDTA (lavender top) tube, keep both at room temperature, results of a current CBC and a peripheral blood smear may be submitted in place of the K2EDTA lavender top tube. (minimum 1 mL)
FLUIDS: 2 mL of fluid in Sodium Heparin (dark green top) tube to prevent clotting and keep at room temperature.
CSF: 2 - 4 mL. Keep refrigerated for transport. MUST CALL prior to collection for CSF.

Minimum Volume

VENOUS PERIPHERAL BLOOD: (minimum 2 -3 mLs)
BONE MARROW ASPIRATE: (minimum 1 mL)
FLUIDS: minimum 2 mL
CSF: minimum 2 mL

Instructions

Avoid hemolysis. Gently invert 10 times.

CSF = Call Flow Lab prior to procedure for instructions

Patient Preparation

N/A

Storage

Sodium Heparin (dark green top) and K2EDTA (lavender top) tube
CSF: Refrigerate and MUST be in the lab within the hour of collection.

Transport Temperature

VENOUS PERIPHERAL BLOOD, BONE MARROW ASPIRATES, AND FLUIDS: Room Temperature and transport without delay.
CSF: Refrigerate and on ice. Must be in the lab within the hour of collection.

Specimen Stability

  • VENOUS PERIPHERAL BLOOD, BONE MARROW ASPIRATES, AND FLUIDS:
  • Room Temperature: 24 hours post collection
  • Refrigerated: unacceptable
  • Frozen: unacceptable

  • CSF:
  • Room Temperature = unacceptable
  • Refrigerated = 1 to 2 hours post collection and on ice
  • Frozen = unacceptable

Limitations

N/A

Other Acceptable Specimens

N/A

Unacceptable Specimens

VENOUS PERIPHERAL BLOOD & BONE MARROW ASPIRATE: clotted, hemolyzed or greater than 24 hours old; microcontainers; finger or heel sticks

FLUIDS: greater than 48 hours old

CSF: greater than 4 hours old or room temperature for greater than 1 hour

Order Code

71152

EPIC (Premier) Code

LAB10008

Includes

CD45, CD3, CD4, CD5, CD7, CD8, CD19, CD20, kappa, lambda, CD11b, CD13, CD14, CD15, CD33, CD117, CD34, HLA-DR, CD10, TdT and additional markers as needed.

CPT Code

  • 88184 x1(first marker)
  • 88185 x# of markers minus the first marker
  • 88187 or 88188 or 88189 dependent upon the number of markers interpreted.

Billing Code

  • 88184
  • 88185
  • 88187
  • 88188
  • 88189

CPT Statement

Methodology

Flow Cytometry (FC)

FDA Status

Lab Developed Test

Physician Attestation of Informed Consent

N/A

Testing Laboratory

CompuNet Clinical Laboratories, LLC
2308 Sandridge Drive
Moraine OH, 45439

Reference Range

N/A

Setup Schedule / Expected Turnaround Time

Monday - Friday 7:00 am - 6:00 pm and on weekends for life threatening Acute Leukemias. Performed at MVH Flow Cytometry. Reports availabe: 1 - 4 days: critical cases verbal communication with physician.

Specimen Collection

Special Instructions

N/A

Preferred Specimen

VENOUS PERIPHERAL BLOOD: 5 mL peripheral blood Sodium Heparin (dark green top) tube and 5 mL peripheral blood K2EDTA (lavender top) tube, keep both at room temperature, results of a current CBC and a peripheral blood smear may be submitted in place of the EDTA lavender top tube. (minimum 2 -3 mLs)
BONE MARROW ASPIRATE: 1 mL bone marrow aspirate Sodium Heparin (dark green top) tube, 1 unstained aspirate smear, 1 wright stained aspirate smear, and 5 mL peripheral blood EDTA (lavender top) tube, keep both at room temperature, results of a current CBC and a peripheral blood smear may be submitted in place of the K2EDTA lavender top tube. (minimum 1 mL)
FLUIDS: 2 mL of fluid in Sodium Heparin (dark green top) tube to prevent clotting and keep at room temperature.
CSF: 2 - 4 mL. Keep refrigerated for transport. MUST CALL prior to collection for CSF.

Minimum Volume

VENOUS PERIPHERAL BLOOD: (minimum 2 -3 mLs)
BONE MARROW ASPIRATE: (minimum 1 mL)
FLUIDS: minimum 2 mL
CSF: minimum 2 mL

Instructions

Avoid hemolysis. Gently invert 10 times.

CSF = Call Flow Lab prior to procedure for instructions

Patient Preparation

N/A

Storage

Sodium Heparin (dark green top) and K2EDTA (lavender top) tube
CSF: Refrigerate and MUST be in the lab within the hour of collection.

Transport Temperature

VENOUS PERIPHERAL BLOOD, BONE MARROW ASPIRATES, AND FLUIDS: Room Temperature and transport without delay.
CSF: Refrigerate and on ice. Must be in the lab within the hour of collection.

Specimen Stability

  • VENOUS PERIPHERAL BLOOD, BONE MARROW ASPIRATES, AND FLUIDS:
  • Room Temperature: 24 hours post collection
  • Refrigerated: unacceptable
  • Frozen: unacceptable

  • CSF:
  • Room Temperature = unacceptable
  • Refrigerated = 1 to 2 hours post collection and on ice
  • Frozen = unacceptable

Limitations

N/A

Other Acceptable Specimens

N/A

Unacceptable Specimens

VENOUS PERIPHERAL BLOOD & BONE MARROW ASPIRATE: clotted, hemolyzed or greater than 24 hours old; microcontainers; finger or heel sticks

FLUIDS: greater than 48 hours old

CSF: greater than 4 hours old or room temperature for greater than 1 hour

Billing

CPT Code

  • 88184 x1(first marker)
  • 88185 x# of markers minus the first marker
  • 88187 or 88188 or 88189 dependent upon the number of markers interpreted.

Billing Code

  • 88184
  • 88185
  • 88187
  • 88188
  • 88189

CPT Statement

Result Information

Methodology

Flow Cytometry (FC)

Testing Laboratory

N/A

Reference Range

N/A

Setup Schedule / Expected Turnaround Time

Monday - Friday 7:00 am - 6:00 pm and on weekends for life threatening Acute Leukemias. Performed at MVH Flow Cytometry. Reports availabe: 1 - 4 days: critical cases verbal communication with physician.