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| Neutrophil Oxidative Burst Assay (DHR) | ||
| Order Code: DHR
Epic Lab Code: LAB3710 |
Commercial "Mail-out" Laboratory 6240 RCP 356-3527 |
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Collection Medium: |
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Minimum: |
Adults: One 3 mL green (sodium heparin) and one normal control in a 3 mL green (sodium heparin) from a healthy unrelated individual. Pediatrics: 3 mL whole blood (green, sodium heparin) and 3 mL whole blood (green, sodium heparin) normal control from a healthy unrelated individual. | ||
Rejection Criteria: |
Refrigerated or frozen samples or samples in transport longer than 48 hours. | ||
Delivery Instructions: |
CRITICAL AMBIENT. Do not refrigerate or freeze. | ||
Specimen Instructions: |
Patient and control samples must be collected within 48 hours of test performance. | ||
Analytic Time: |
5 days upon receipt at reference laboratory | ||
Reference Range: |
By report | ||
Interpretive Data: |
White blood cells are incubated with dihydrorhodamine 123 (DHR) and catalase, then stimulated with Phorbol 12-Myristate 13-Acetate (PMA). Dihydrorhodamine oxidation to rhodamine by the respiratory burst of the cell is measured by flow cytometry. Results are reported as the ratio of the mean channel fluorescence of stimulated cells versus unstimulated cells, which yields a stimulation index (SI). | ||
Comments: |
If sample shows abnormal results when stimulated, and no control was sent, test should be resubmitted with control sample to validate the conditions of collection, processing and transport. | ||
Methodology: |
Flow Cytometry | ||
CPT Code: |
88184 First marker; 88185 Additional marker; 88187 Interpretation 2-8 markers |
Updated: 05/13/2009
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