To be completed by MGP Lab Staff Solid Tumor Test 2026

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The document provides detailed shipping instructions and requisition information for the Molecular & Genomic Pathology Laboratory, including patient identification, billing information, clinical history, specimen types, and specific requirements for various cancer mutation panels. It outlines procedures for submitting different types of specimens such as paraffin sections, frozen tissue, fine needle aspiration samples, peripheral blood, and buccal brushes, emphasizing the need for accompanying surgical pathology or cytology reports.

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Begin with the 'Patient Identification' section. Fill in the patient's name, birth date, sex, surgical pathology/cytology number, and SSN/MRN.
Next, move to 'Billing Information'. Enter the person or institution responsible for payment along with their billing address and phone number.
In the 'Clinical History' section, provide details about the clinical diagnosis, diagnostic question being referred, and relevant ICD-9 codes.
Proceed to 'Specimens'. Indicate which specimens are being submitted (e.g., paraffin sections, frozen tissue) and ensure all required samples are included.
Complete the 'Client Information' section by entering details of the requesting institution and physician, including their addresses and contact numbers.
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What is the lab test for tumors?

Tumor marker tests use a sample of blood to look for chemicals made by cancer cells. These tests dont always help with diagnosing cancer because many healthy cells also make these chemicals. And some conditions that arent cancer can cause high levels of tumor markers.

What is the solid tumor profile?

The Solid Tumor Profile provides physicians with clinically actionable information. This profiling covers abnormalities in single-nucleotide and indels in 434 genes. All exons of the 434 genes are covered and evaluated for abnormalities.

What is a solid tumor panel?

The solid tumor panel is a specialized genetic test that analyzes the genetic alterations present in various types of solid tumors, such as lung, , colon, and many others. This comprehensive test examines specific genes or genetic regions that are frequently mutated or altered in these types of cancers.

What is solid tumor testing?

Molecular Profiling of Solid Tumors Next-generation sequencing (NGS) provides a comprehensive method for assessing the majority of genes associated with solid tumors, including lung, colon, , melanoma, gastric, and ovarian cancers.

Does solid tumor mean cancer?

Solid tumors may be benign (not cancer), or malignant (cancer). Different types of solid tumors are named for the type of cells that form them. Examples of solid tumors are sarcomas, carcinomas, and lymphomas. Leukemias (cancers of the blood) generally do not form solid tumors.

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