Outpatient Submit with Specimen

Collect

Specimen Type Type of Container Volume of Specimen Status
Whole blood 3 mL Green tube (Sodium heparin), No Gel 1 mL-3 mL Preferred

Container Image

Outpatient Specimen Preparation

Whole blood: Do not refrigerate
                      Do not freeze
                      Do not centrifuge
                      Keep at room temperature

Unacceptable Conditions

Collected in tube with gel separator, Wrong collection tube, Frozen whole blood, Clotted specimen

Stability

Whole blood: Room temperature 24 hour(s)

Remarks

If you are an external healthcare provider with no access to Nationwide Children’s Epic system, submission of a completed Genetic Test Requisition Form is required. If you are an internal ordering provider with access to Nationwide Children’s Epic system, no requisition form is required; please place the lab order electronically in Epic. Peripheral blood and cord blood samples are accepted for this testing. Please collect blood specimen in a Sodium Heparin tube (dark green-top tube without gel separator). DO NOT use Lithium Heparin tube or other types of Heparin tubes. Please clearly indicate "STAT" on the lab order.

STAT chromosome analysis provides a verbal preliminary chromosome result (non-high resolution) in 2 business days (within 72 hours) from the time the sample is received by the laboratory. Final written report including high resolution chromosome analysis is typically available in 7 days. If STAT result call-out for Saturday or Sunday is desired, the ordering provider MUST indicate on the lab order to request the weekend result call-out and provide the telephone or pager number to be called with preliminary result.

If microarray analysis is also desired, please submit additional 1 mL whole blood in EDTA tube.

If evaluation of extra cells (beyond the routine 20 cells) is desired to evaluate for low-level mosaicism for chromosome abnormality, please request "Mosaicism Study" on the lab order, and additional cells up to 50 cells will be evaluated at extra charge (CPT code: 88263).

If patient has a family history of known chromosome abnormality, please provide the family member's chromosome result information (attach a copy of test result if available). If the proband was tested at Nationwide Children's Hospital Cytogenetics Laboratory, please provide the proband name, date of birth, and accession number (if available).

Clinical Information

This test evaluates chromosomes in 20 cells (cultured lymphocytes) from blood sample. This test is used to evaluate for numerical and structural chromosomal abnormalities such as aneuploidy, chromosome translocation, and chromosome inversion. This test is useful for patients who are suspected of having numerical chromosome abnormalities, such as trisomy 21, trisomy 13, trisomy 18, Turner syndrome, and Klinefelter syndrome.

STAT chromosome analysis provides a verbal preliminary chromosome result (non-high resolution) in 2 business days (within 72 hours) from the time the sample is received by the laboratory. Final written report including high resolution chromosome analysis is typically available in 7 days. 

If additional FISH or mosaicism studies are recommended to assist in the result interpretation by the director, the clinician will be notified.

Days Performed

Monday through Saturday

Set Up Schedule

All tests not performed daily.

Typical Turnaround

Preliminary results 72 hours, Complete in 7 days

Lab Area

Institute for Genomic Medicine

Methodology

Chromosomal analysis, Cell Culture

CPT Codes

88230, 88262, 88289

Synonyms

  • STAT high resolution blood chromosome analysis, STAT blood chromosome analysis, STAT blood karyotype analysis, Blood chromosome analysis STAT reporting, STAT karyotyping, STAT karyotype, IGM Test, Chromosome, Karyotype

Collect

Specimen Type Type of Container Volume of Specimen Status
Whole blood 3 mL Green tube (Sodium heparin), No Gel 1 mL-3 mL Preferred

Minimum Volume

Specimen TypeType of ContainerMinimum Volume
Whole blood3 mL Green tube (Sodium heparin), No Gel1 mL

Container Image

Inpatient Specimen Preparation

Whole blood: Do not refrigerate
                      Do not freeze
                      Do not centrifuge
                      Keep at room temperature

Unacceptable Conditions

Collected in tube with gel separator, Wrong collection tube, Frozen whole blood, Clotted specimen

Stability

Whole blood: Room temperature 24 hour(s)

Remarks

If you are an external healthcare provider with no access to Nationwide Children’s Epic system, submission of a completed Genetic Test Requisition Form is required. If you are an internal ordering provider with access to Nationwide Children’s Epic system, no requisition form is required; please place the lab order electronically in Epic. Peripheral blood and cord blood samples are accepted for this testing. Please collect blood specimen in a Sodium Heparin tube (dark green-top tube without gel separator). DO NOT use Lithium Heparin tube or other types of Heparin tubes. Please clearly indicate "STAT" on the lab order.

STAT chromosome analysis provides a verbal preliminary chromosome result (non-high resolution) in 2 business days (within 72 hours) from the time the sample is received by the laboratory. Final written report including high resolution chromosome analysis is typically available in 7 days. If STAT result call-out for Saturday or Sunday is desired, the ordering provider MUST indicate on the lab order to request the weekend result call-out and provide the telephone or pager number to be called with preliminary result.

If microarray analysis is also desired, please submit additional 1 mL whole blood in EDTA tube.

If evaluation of extra cells (beyond the routine 20 cells) is desired to evaluate for low-level mosaicism for chromosome abnormality, please request "Mosaicism Study" on the lab order, and additional cells up to 50 cells will be evaluated at extra charge (CPT code: 88263).

If patient has a family history of known chromosome abnormality, please provide the family member's chromosome result information (attach a copy of test result if available). If the proband was tested at Nationwide Children's Hospital Cytogenetics Laboratory, please provide the proband name, date of birth, and accession number (if available).

Clinical Information

This test evaluates chromosomes in 20 cells (cultured lymphocytes) from blood sample. This test is used to evaluate for numerical and structural chromosomal abnormalities such as aneuploidy, chromosome translocation, and chromosome inversion. This test is useful for patients who are suspected of having numerical chromosome abnormalities, such as trisomy 21, trisomy 13, trisomy 18, Turner syndrome, and Klinefelter syndrome.

STAT chromosome analysis provides a verbal preliminary chromosome result (non-high resolution) in 2 business days (within 72 hours) from the time the sample is received by the laboratory. Final written report including high resolution chromosome analysis is typically available in 7 days. 

If additional FISH or mosaicism studies are recommended to assist in the result interpretation by the director, the clinician will be notified.

Days Performed

Monday through Saturday

Set Up Schedule

All tests not performed daily.

Typical Turnaround

Preliminary results 72 hours, Complete in 7 days

CPT Codes

88230, 88262, 88289

Lab Area

Institute for Genomic Medicine

Synonyms

  • STAT high resolution blood chromosome analysis, STAT blood chromosome analysis, STAT blood karyotype analysis, Blood chromosome analysis STAT reporting, STAT karyotyping, STAT karyotype, IGM Test, Chromosome, Karyotype

Estimated Patient Price

$1,000 - $2,500

Synonyms

  • STAT high resolution blood chromosome analysis, STAT blood chromosome analysis, STAT blood karyotype analysis, Blood chromosome analysis STAT reporting, STAT karyotyping, STAT karyotype, IGM Test, Chromosome, Karyotype

CPT Codes

88230, 88262, 88289

Clinical Information

This test evaluates chromosomes in 20 cells (cultured lymphocytes) from blood sample. This test is used to evaluate for numerical and structural chromosomal abnormalities such as aneuploidy, chromosome translocation, and chromosome inversion. This test is useful for patients who are suspected of having numerical chromosome abnormalities, such as trisomy 21, trisomy 13, trisomy 18, Turner syndrome, and Klinefelter syndrome.

STAT chromosome analysis provides a verbal preliminary chromosome result (non-high resolution) in 2 business days (within 72 hours) from the time the sample is received by the laboratory. Final written report including high resolution chromosome analysis is typically available in 7 days. 

If additional FISH or mosaicism studies are recommended to assist in the result interpretation by the director, the clinician will be notified.

Methodology

Chromosomal analysis, Cell Culture

Outpatient Submit with Specimen

Collect

Specimen Type Type of Container Volume of Specimen Status
Whole blood 3 mL Green tube (Sodium heparin), No Gel 1 mL-3 mL Preferred

Minimum Volume

Specimen TypeType of ContainerMinimum Volume
Whole blood3 mL Green tube (Sodium heparin), No Gel1 mL

Container Image

Inpatient Specimen Preparation

Whole blood: Do not refrigerate
                      Do not freeze
                      Do not centrifuge
                      Keep at room temperature

Outpatient Specimen Preparation

Whole blood: Do not refrigerate
                      Do not freeze
                      Do not centrifuge
                      Keep at room temperature

InLab Processing

STAT Specimen. CPA needs to order SGENSP in Sunquest for Non-EPIC lab order. Send to Cytogenetics Lab ASAP with all paperwork submitted with specimen.

Stability

Whole blood: Room temperature 24 hour(s)

Unacceptable Conditions

Collected in tube with gel separator, Wrong collection tube, Frozen whole blood, Clotted specimen

Days Performed

Monday through Saturday

Set Up Schedule

All tests not performed daily.

Typical Turnaround

Preliminary results 72 hours, Complete in 7 days

Remarks

If you are an external healthcare provider with no access to Nationwide Children’s Epic system, submission of a completed Genetic Test Requisition Form is required. If you are an internal ordering provider with access to Nationwide Children’s Epic system, no requisition form is required; please place the lab order electronically in Epic. Peripheral blood and cord blood samples are accepted for this testing. Please collect blood specimen in a Sodium Heparin tube (dark green-top tube without gel separator). DO NOT use Lithium Heparin tube or other types of Heparin tubes. Please clearly indicate "STAT" on the lab order.

STAT chromosome analysis provides a verbal preliminary chromosome result (non-high resolution) in 2 business days (within 72 hours) from the time the sample is received by the laboratory. Final written report including high resolution chromosome analysis is typically available in 7 days. If STAT result call-out for Saturday or Sunday is desired, the ordering provider MUST indicate on the lab order to request the weekend result call-out and provide the telephone or pager number to be called with preliminary result.

If microarray analysis is also desired, please submit additional 1 mL whole blood in EDTA tube.

If evaluation of extra cells (beyond the routine 20 cells) is desired to evaluate for low-level mosaicism for chromosome abnormality, please request "Mosaicism Study" on the lab order, and additional cells up to 50 cells will be evaluated at extra charge (CPT code: 88263).

If patient has a family history of known chromosome abnormality, please provide the family member's chromosome result information (attach a copy of test result if available). If the proband was tested at Nationwide Children's Hospital Cytogenetics Laboratory, please provide the proband name, date of birth, and accession number (if available).

Clinical Information

This test evaluates chromosomes in 20 cells (cultured lymphocytes) from blood sample. This test is used to evaluate for numerical and structural chromosomal abnormalities such as aneuploidy, chromosome translocation, and chromosome inversion. This test is useful for patients who are suspected of having numerical chromosome abnormalities, such as trisomy 21, trisomy 13, trisomy 18, Turner syndrome, and Klinefelter syndrome.

STAT chromosome analysis provides a verbal preliminary chromosome result (non-high resolution) in 2 business days (within 72 hours) from the time the sample is received by the laboratory. Final written report including high resolution chromosome analysis is typically available in 7 days. 

If additional FISH or mosaicism studies are recommended to assist in the result interpretation by the director, the clinician will be notified.

Synonyms

  • STAT high resolution blood chromosome analysis, STAT blood chromosome analysis, STAT blood karyotype analysis, Blood chromosome analysis STAT reporting, STAT karyotyping, STAT karyotype, IGM Test, Chromosome, Karyotype

Methodology

Chromosomal analysis, Cell Culture

CPT Codes

88230, 88262, 88289

Estimated Patient Price

$1,000 - $2,500

DC Code

5321

Downtime Availability

4-Not available
Outpatient Requirements

Outpatient Submit with Specimen

Collect

Specimen Type Type of Container Volume of Specimen Status
Whole blood 3 mL Green tube (Sodium heparin), No Gel 1 mL-3 mL Preferred

Container Image

Outpatient Specimen Preparation

Whole blood: Do not refrigerate
                      Do not freeze
                      Do not centrifuge
                      Keep at room temperature

Unacceptable Conditions

Collected in tube with gel separator, Wrong collection tube, Frozen whole blood, Clotted specimen

Stability

Whole blood: Room temperature 24 hour(s)

Remarks

If you are an external healthcare provider with no access to Nationwide Children’s Epic system, submission of a completed Genetic Test Requisition Form is required. If you are an internal ordering provider with access to Nationwide Children’s Epic system, no requisition form is required; please place the lab order electronically in Epic. Peripheral blood and cord blood samples are accepted for this testing. Please collect blood specimen in a Sodium Heparin tube (dark green-top tube without gel separator). DO NOT use Lithium Heparin tube or other types of Heparin tubes. Please clearly indicate "STAT" on the lab order.

STAT chromosome analysis provides a verbal preliminary chromosome result (non-high resolution) in 2 business days (within 72 hours) from the time the sample is received by the laboratory. Final written report including high resolution chromosome analysis is typically available in 7 days. If STAT result call-out for Saturday or Sunday is desired, the ordering provider MUST indicate on the lab order to request the weekend result call-out and provide the telephone or pager number to be called with preliminary result.

If microarray analysis is also desired, please submit additional 1 mL whole blood in EDTA tube.

If evaluation of extra cells (beyond the routine 20 cells) is desired to evaluate for low-level mosaicism for chromosome abnormality, please request "Mosaicism Study" on the lab order, and additional cells up to 50 cells will be evaluated at extra charge (CPT code: 88263).

If patient has a family history of known chromosome abnormality, please provide the family member's chromosome result information (attach a copy of test result if available). If the proband was tested at Nationwide Children's Hospital Cytogenetics Laboratory, please provide the proband name, date of birth, and accession number (if available).

Clinical Information

This test evaluates chromosomes in 20 cells (cultured lymphocytes) from blood sample. This test is used to evaluate for numerical and structural chromosomal abnormalities such as aneuploidy, chromosome translocation, and chromosome inversion. This test is useful for patients who are suspected of having numerical chromosome abnormalities, such as trisomy 21, trisomy 13, trisomy 18, Turner syndrome, and Klinefelter syndrome.

STAT chromosome analysis provides a verbal preliminary chromosome result (non-high resolution) in 2 business days (within 72 hours) from the time the sample is received by the laboratory. Final written report including high resolution chromosome analysis is typically available in 7 days. 

If additional FISH or mosaicism studies are recommended to assist in the result interpretation by the director, the clinician will be notified.

Days Performed

Monday through Saturday

Set Up Schedule

All tests not performed daily.

Typical Turnaround

Preliminary results 72 hours, Complete in 7 days

Lab Area

Institute for Genomic Medicine

Methodology

Chromosomal analysis, Cell Culture

CPT Codes

88230, 88262, 88289

Synonyms

  • STAT high resolution blood chromosome analysis, STAT blood chromosome analysis, STAT blood karyotype analysis, Blood chromosome analysis STAT reporting, STAT karyotyping, STAT karyotype, IGM Test, Chromosome, Karyotype
Inpatient Requirements

Collect

Specimen Type Type of Container Volume of Specimen Status
Whole blood 3 mL Green tube (Sodium heparin), No Gel 1 mL-3 mL Preferred

Minimum Volume

Specimen TypeType of ContainerMinimum Volume
Whole blood3 mL Green tube (Sodium heparin), No Gel1 mL

Container Image

Inpatient Specimen Preparation

Whole blood: Do not refrigerate
                      Do not freeze
                      Do not centrifuge
                      Keep at room temperature

Unacceptable Conditions

Collected in tube with gel separator, Wrong collection tube, Frozen whole blood, Clotted specimen

Stability

Whole blood: Room temperature 24 hour(s)

Remarks

If you are an external healthcare provider with no access to Nationwide Children’s Epic system, submission of a completed Genetic Test Requisition Form is required. If you are an internal ordering provider with access to Nationwide Children’s Epic system, no requisition form is required; please place the lab order electronically in Epic. Peripheral blood and cord blood samples are accepted for this testing. Please collect blood specimen in a Sodium Heparin tube (dark green-top tube without gel separator). DO NOT use Lithium Heparin tube or other types of Heparin tubes. Please clearly indicate "STAT" on the lab order.

STAT chromosome analysis provides a verbal preliminary chromosome result (non-high resolution) in 2 business days (within 72 hours) from the time the sample is received by the laboratory. Final written report including high resolution chromosome analysis is typically available in 7 days. If STAT result call-out for Saturday or Sunday is desired, the ordering provider MUST indicate on the lab order to request the weekend result call-out and provide the telephone or pager number to be called with preliminary result.

If microarray analysis is also desired, please submit additional 1 mL whole blood in EDTA tube.

If evaluation of extra cells (beyond the routine 20 cells) is desired to evaluate for low-level mosaicism for chromosome abnormality, please request "Mosaicism Study" on the lab order, and additional cells up to 50 cells will be evaluated at extra charge (CPT code: 88263).

If patient has a family history of known chromosome abnormality, please provide the family member's chromosome result information (attach a copy of test result if available). If the proband was tested at Nationwide Children's Hospital Cytogenetics Laboratory, please provide the proband name, date of birth, and accession number (if available).

Clinical Information

This test evaluates chromosomes in 20 cells (cultured lymphocytes) from blood sample. This test is used to evaluate for numerical and structural chromosomal abnormalities such as aneuploidy, chromosome translocation, and chromosome inversion. This test is useful for patients who are suspected of having numerical chromosome abnormalities, such as trisomy 21, trisomy 13, trisomy 18, Turner syndrome, and Klinefelter syndrome.

STAT chromosome analysis provides a verbal preliminary chromosome result (non-high resolution) in 2 business days (within 72 hours) from the time the sample is received by the laboratory. Final written report including high resolution chromosome analysis is typically available in 7 days. 

If additional FISH or mosaicism studies are recommended to assist in the result interpretation by the director, the clinician will be notified.

Days Performed

Monday through Saturday

Set Up Schedule

All tests not performed daily.

Typical Turnaround

Preliminary results 72 hours, Complete in 7 days

CPT Codes

88230, 88262, 88289

Lab Area

Institute for Genomic Medicine

Synonyms

  • STAT high resolution blood chromosome analysis, STAT blood chromosome analysis, STAT blood karyotype analysis, Blood chromosome analysis STAT reporting, STAT karyotyping, STAT karyotype, IGM Test, Chromosome, Karyotype

Estimated Patient Price

$1,000 - $2,500
Overview/Billing

Synonyms

  • STAT high resolution blood chromosome analysis, STAT blood chromosome analysis, STAT blood karyotype analysis, Blood chromosome analysis STAT reporting, STAT karyotyping, STAT karyotype, IGM Test, Chromosome, Karyotype

CPT Codes

88230, 88262, 88289
Interpretation

Clinical Information

This test evaluates chromosomes in 20 cells (cultured lymphocytes) from blood sample. This test is used to evaluate for numerical and structural chromosomal abnormalities such as aneuploidy, chromosome translocation, and chromosome inversion. This test is useful for patients who are suspected of having numerical chromosome abnormalities, such as trisomy 21, trisomy 13, trisomy 18, Turner syndrome, and Klinefelter syndrome.

STAT chromosome analysis provides a verbal preliminary chromosome result (non-high resolution) in 2 business days (within 72 hours) from the time the sample is received by the laboratory. Final written report including high resolution chromosome analysis is typically available in 7 days. 

If additional FISH or mosaicism studies are recommended to assist in the result interpretation by the director, the clinician will be notified.

Methodology

Chromosomal analysis, Cell Culture
NCH Lab Only

Outpatient Submit with Specimen

Collect

Specimen Type Type of Container Volume of Specimen Status
Whole blood 3 mL Green tube (Sodium heparin), No Gel 1 mL-3 mL Preferred

Minimum Volume

Specimen TypeType of ContainerMinimum Volume
Whole blood3 mL Green tube (Sodium heparin), No Gel1 mL

Container Image

Inpatient Specimen Preparation

Whole blood: Do not refrigerate
                      Do not freeze
                      Do not centrifuge
                      Keep at room temperature

Outpatient Specimen Preparation

Whole blood: Do not refrigerate
                      Do not freeze
                      Do not centrifuge
                      Keep at room temperature

InLab Processing

STAT Specimen. CPA needs to order SGENSP in Sunquest for Non-EPIC lab order. Send to Cytogenetics Lab ASAP with all paperwork submitted with specimen.

Stability

Whole blood: Room temperature 24 hour(s)

Unacceptable Conditions

Collected in tube with gel separator, Wrong collection tube, Frozen whole blood, Clotted specimen

Days Performed

Monday through Saturday

Set Up Schedule

All tests not performed daily.

Typical Turnaround

Preliminary results 72 hours, Complete in 7 days

Remarks

If you are an external healthcare provider with no access to Nationwide Children’s Epic system, submission of a completed Genetic Test Requisition Form is required. If you are an internal ordering provider with access to Nationwide Children’s Epic system, no requisition form is required; please place the lab order electronically in Epic. Peripheral blood and cord blood samples are accepted for this testing. Please collect blood specimen in a Sodium Heparin tube (dark green-top tube without gel separator). DO NOT use Lithium Heparin tube or other types of Heparin tubes. Please clearly indicate "STAT" on the lab order.

STAT chromosome analysis provides a verbal preliminary chromosome result (non-high resolution) in 2 business days (within 72 hours) from the time the sample is received by the laboratory. Final written report including high resolution chromosome analysis is typically available in 7 days. If STAT result call-out for Saturday or Sunday is desired, the ordering provider MUST indicate on the lab order to request the weekend result call-out and provide the telephone or pager number to be called with preliminary result.

If microarray analysis is also desired, please submit additional 1 mL whole blood in EDTA tube.

If evaluation of extra cells (beyond the routine 20 cells) is desired to evaluate for low-level mosaicism for chromosome abnormality, please request "Mosaicism Study" on the lab order, and additional cells up to 50 cells will be evaluated at extra charge (CPT code: 88263).

If patient has a family history of known chromosome abnormality, please provide the family member's chromosome result information (attach a copy of test result if available). If the proband was tested at Nationwide Children's Hospital Cytogenetics Laboratory, please provide the proband name, date of birth, and accession number (if available).

Clinical Information

This test evaluates chromosomes in 20 cells (cultured lymphocytes) from blood sample. This test is used to evaluate for numerical and structural chromosomal abnormalities such as aneuploidy, chromosome translocation, and chromosome inversion. This test is useful for patients who are suspected of having numerical chromosome abnormalities, such as trisomy 21, trisomy 13, trisomy 18, Turner syndrome, and Klinefelter syndrome.

STAT chromosome analysis provides a verbal preliminary chromosome result (non-high resolution) in 2 business days (within 72 hours) from the time the sample is received by the laboratory. Final written report including high resolution chromosome analysis is typically available in 7 days. 

If additional FISH or mosaicism studies are recommended to assist in the result interpretation by the director, the clinician will be notified.

Synonyms

  • STAT high resolution blood chromosome analysis, STAT blood chromosome analysis, STAT blood karyotype analysis, Blood chromosome analysis STAT reporting, STAT karyotyping, STAT karyotype, IGM Test, Chromosome, Karyotype

Methodology

Chromosomal analysis, Cell Culture

CPT Codes

88230, 88262, 88289

Estimated Patient Price

$1,000 - $2,500

DC Code

5321

Downtime Availability

4-Not available

Lab Area

Lab Area
Institute for Genomic Medicine