Remarks

This test is available for patients (probands) who previously had clinical Genome sequencing or clinical Rapid genome sequencing performed by Nationwide Children's Institute for Genomic Medicine Clinical Laboratory.

Required forms for the PATIENT (Proband/Child): 

  • If the patient (child) previously participated in Genome sequencing (GSPAT) then submission of the following documents are required: completed Genetic Test Requisition Form and GS Reanalysis request form. A new sample is not required. A new GS consent form is also not required unless the patient (child) who previously had GS performed is now ≥18 and is able to provide consent.
  • If the patient (child) previously participated in Rapid genome sequencing (RGSPAT) then submission of the following documents are required: completed Genetic Test Requisition Form, GS Reanalysis request form and GS consent form. A new sample is not required.

Clinical Information

This test involves reanalysis of the patient's original GS or rGS data using current bioinformatics pipeline and up-to-date data sources and published information. Knowledge of genes, genetic variants, and their associations with human diseases is rapidly expanding. Reanalyzing GS data using up-to-date information may find an underlying genetic cause of the patient's medical condition, which may not have been identified by the original analysis. New diagnosis from reanalysis may result from several factors such as new gene-disease associations or case reports that have been found after the original GS report was issued.

Days Performed

Monday through Saturday

Set Up Schedule

All tests not performed daily

Typical Turnaround

7 weeks

Lab Area

Institute for Genomic Medicine

Methodology

Next Generations Sequencing (NGS)

CPT Codes

81427

Synonyms

  • Genome Reanalysis, Whole Genome Sequencing Reanalysis, Proband Genome Reanalysis, Proband WGS Reanalysis, WGS Reanalysis ,Child WGS Reanalysis, Duo WGS Reanalysis, Trio WGS Reanalysis, Child GS Reanalysis, Duo GS Reanalysis, Trio GS Reanalysis, GS reanalysis, Reanalysis , IGM test

Remarks

This test is available for patients (probands) who previously had clinical Genome sequencing or clinical Rapid genome sequencing performed by Nationwide Children's Institute for Genomic Medicine Clinical Laboratory.

Required forms for the PATIENT (Proband/Child): 

  • If the patient (child) previously participated in Genome sequencing (GSPAT) then submission of the following documents are required: completed Genetic Test Requisition Form and GS Reanalysis request form. A new sample is not required. A new GS consent form is also not required unless the patient (child) who previously had GS performed is now ≥18 and is able to provide consent.
  • If the patient (child) previously participated in Rapid genome sequencing (RGSPAT) then submission of the following documents are required: completed Genetic Test Requisition Form, GS Reanalysis request form and GS consent form. A new sample is not required.

Clinical Information

This test involves reanalysis of the patient's original GS or rGS data using current bioinformatics pipeline and up-to-date data sources and published information. Knowledge of genes, genetic variants, and their associations with human diseases is rapidly expanding. Reanalyzing GS data using up-to-date information may find an underlying genetic cause of the patient's medical condition, which may not have been identified by the original analysis. New diagnosis from reanalysis may result from several factors such as new gene-disease associations or case reports that have been found after the original GS report was issued.

Days Performed

Monday through Saturday

Set Up Schedule

All tests not performed daily

Typical Turnaround

7 weeks

CPT Codes

81427

Lab Area

Institute for Genomic Medicine

Synonyms

  • Genome Reanalysis, Whole Genome Sequencing Reanalysis, Proband Genome Reanalysis, Proband WGS Reanalysis, WGS Reanalysis ,Child WGS Reanalysis, Duo WGS Reanalysis, Trio WGS Reanalysis, Child GS Reanalysis, Duo GS Reanalysis, Trio GS Reanalysis, GS reanalysis, Reanalysis , IGM test

Estimated Patient Price

$2,500 - $5,000

Synonyms

  • Genome Reanalysis, Whole Genome Sequencing Reanalysis, Proband Genome Reanalysis, Proband WGS Reanalysis, WGS Reanalysis ,Child WGS Reanalysis, Duo WGS Reanalysis, Trio WGS Reanalysis, Child GS Reanalysis, Duo GS Reanalysis, Trio GS Reanalysis, GS reanalysis, Reanalysis , IGM test

CPT Codes

81427

Clinical Information

This test involves reanalysis of the patient's original GS or rGS data using current bioinformatics pipeline and up-to-date data sources and published information. Knowledge of genes, genetic variants, and their associations with human diseases is rapidly expanding. Reanalyzing GS data using up-to-date information may find an underlying genetic cause of the patient's medical condition, which may not have been identified by the original analysis. New diagnosis from reanalysis may result from several factors such as new gene-disease associations or case reports that have been found after the original GS report was issued.

Methodology

Next Generations Sequencing (NGS)

InLab Processing

Send to the Institute for Genomic Medicine Lab with all submitted paperwork (including Consent Form and Clinical Info Form). CPA needs to order GENSP in Sunquest for Non-EPIC lab order.

Days Performed

Monday through Saturday

Set Up Schedule

All tests not performed daily

Typical Turnaround

7 weeks

Remarks

This test is available for patients (probands) who previously had clinical Genome sequencing or clinical Rapid genome sequencing performed by Nationwide Children's Institute for Genomic Medicine Clinical Laboratory.

Required forms for the PATIENT (Proband/Child): 

  • If the patient (child) previously participated in Genome sequencing (GSPAT) then submission of the following documents are required: completed Genetic Test Requisition Form and GS Reanalysis request form. A new sample is not required. A new GS consent form is also not required unless the patient (child) who previously had GS performed is now ≥18 and is able to provide consent.
  • If the patient (child) previously participated in Rapid genome sequencing (RGSPAT) then submission of the following documents are required: completed Genetic Test Requisition Form, GS Reanalysis request form and GS consent form. A new sample is not required.

Clinical Information

This test involves reanalysis of the patient's original GS or rGS data using current bioinformatics pipeline and up-to-date data sources and published information. Knowledge of genes, genetic variants, and their associations with human diseases is rapidly expanding. Reanalyzing GS data using up-to-date information may find an underlying genetic cause of the patient's medical condition, which may not have been identified by the original analysis. New diagnosis from reanalysis may result from several factors such as new gene-disease associations or case reports that have been found after the original GS report was issued.

Synonyms

  • Genome Reanalysis, Whole Genome Sequencing Reanalysis, Proband Genome Reanalysis, Proband WGS Reanalysis, WGS Reanalysis ,Child WGS Reanalysis, Duo WGS Reanalysis, Trio WGS Reanalysis, Child GS Reanalysis, Duo GS Reanalysis, Trio GS Reanalysis, GS reanalysis, Reanalysis , IGM test

Methodology

Next Generations Sequencing (NGS)

CPT Codes

81427

Estimated Patient Price

$2,500 - $5,000

DC Code

5321

Downtime Availability

4-Not available
Outpatient Requirements

Remarks

This test is available for patients (probands) who previously had clinical Genome sequencing or clinical Rapid genome sequencing performed by Nationwide Children's Institute for Genomic Medicine Clinical Laboratory.

Required forms for the PATIENT (Proband/Child): 

  • If the patient (child) previously participated in Genome sequencing (GSPAT) then submission of the following documents are required: completed Genetic Test Requisition Form and GS Reanalysis request form. A new sample is not required. A new GS consent form is also not required unless the patient (child) who previously had GS performed is now ≥18 and is able to provide consent.
  • If the patient (child) previously participated in Rapid genome sequencing (RGSPAT) then submission of the following documents are required: completed Genetic Test Requisition Form, GS Reanalysis request form and GS consent form. A new sample is not required.

Clinical Information

This test involves reanalysis of the patient's original GS or rGS data using current bioinformatics pipeline and up-to-date data sources and published information. Knowledge of genes, genetic variants, and their associations with human diseases is rapidly expanding. Reanalyzing GS data using up-to-date information may find an underlying genetic cause of the patient's medical condition, which may not have been identified by the original analysis. New diagnosis from reanalysis may result from several factors such as new gene-disease associations or case reports that have been found after the original GS report was issued.

Days Performed

Monday through Saturday

Set Up Schedule

All tests not performed daily

Typical Turnaround

7 weeks

Lab Area

Institute for Genomic Medicine

Methodology

Next Generations Sequencing (NGS)

CPT Codes

81427

Synonyms

  • Genome Reanalysis, Whole Genome Sequencing Reanalysis, Proband Genome Reanalysis, Proband WGS Reanalysis, WGS Reanalysis ,Child WGS Reanalysis, Duo WGS Reanalysis, Trio WGS Reanalysis, Child GS Reanalysis, Duo GS Reanalysis, Trio GS Reanalysis, GS reanalysis, Reanalysis , IGM test
Inpatient Requirements

Remarks

This test is available for patients (probands) who previously had clinical Genome sequencing or clinical Rapid genome sequencing performed by Nationwide Children's Institute for Genomic Medicine Clinical Laboratory.

Required forms for the PATIENT (Proband/Child): 

  • If the patient (child) previously participated in Genome sequencing (GSPAT) then submission of the following documents are required: completed Genetic Test Requisition Form and GS Reanalysis request form. A new sample is not required. A new GS consent form is also not required unless the patient (child) who previously had GS performed is now ≥18 and is able to provide consent.
  • If the patient (child) previously participated in Rapid genome sequencing (RGSPAT) then submission of the following documents are required: completed Genetic Test Requisition Form, GS Reanalysis request form and GS consent form. A new sample is not required.

Clinical Information

This test involves reanalysis of the patient's original GS or rGS data using current bioinformatics pipeline and up-to-date data sources and published information. Knowledge of genes, genetic variants, and their associations with human diseases is rapidly expanding. Reanalyzing GS data using up-to-date information may find an underlying genetic cause of the patient's medical condition, which may not have been identified by the original analysis. New diagnosis from reanalysis may result from several factors such as new gene-disease associations or case reports that have been found after the original GS report was issued.

Days Performed

Monday through Saturday

Set Up Schedule

All tests not performed daily

Typical Turnaround

7 weeks

CPT Codes

81427

Lab Area

Institute for Genomic Medicine

Synonyms

  • Genome Reanalysis, Whole Genome Sequencing Reanalysis, Proband Genome Reanalysis, Proband WGS Reanalysis, WGS Reanalysis ,Child WGS Reanalysis, Duo WGS Reanalysis, Trio WGS Reanalysis, Child GS Reanalysis, Duo GS Reanalysis, Trio GS Reanalysis, GS reanalysis, Reanalysis , IGM test

Estimated Patient Price

$2,500 - $5,000
Overview/Billing

Synonyms

  • Genome Reanalysis, Whole Genome Sequencing Reanalysis, Proband Genome Reanalysis, Proband WGS Reanalysis, WGS Reanalysis ,Child WGS Reanalysis, Duo WGS Reanalysis, Trio WGS Reanalysis, Child GS Reanalysis, Duo GS Reanalysis, Trio GS Reanalysis, GS reanalysis, Reanalysis , IGM test

CPT Codes

81427
Interpretation

Clinical Information

This test involves reanalysis of the patient's original GS or rGS data using current bioinformatics pipeline and up-to-date data sources and published information. Knowledge of genes, genetic variants, and their associations with human diseases is rapidly expanding. Reanalyzing GS data using up-to-date information may find an underlying genetic cause of the patient's medical condition, which may not have been identified by the original analysis. New diagnosis from reanalysis may result from several factors such as new gene-disease associations or case reports that have been found after the original GS report was issued.

Methodology

Next Generations Sequencing (NGS)
NCH Lab Only

InLab Processing

Send to the Institute for Genomic Medicine Lab with all submitted paperwork (including Consent Form and Clinical Info Form). CPA needs to order GENSP in Sunquest for Non-EPIC lab order.

Days Performed

Monday through Saturday

Set Up Schedule

All tests not performed daily

Typical Turnaround

7 weeks

Remarks

This test is available for patients (probands) who previously had clinical Genome sequencing or clinical Rapid genome sequencing performed by Nationwide Children's Institute for Genomic Medicine Clinical Laboratory.

Required forms for the PATIENT (Proband/Child): 

  • If the patient (child) previously participated in Genome sequencing (GSPAT) then submission of the following documents are required: completed Genetic Test Requisition Form and GS Reanalysis request form. A new sample is not required. A new GS consent form is also not required unless the patient (child) who previously had GS performed is now ≥18 and is able to provide consent.
  • If the patient (child) previously participated in Rapid genome sequencing (RGSPAT) then submission of the following documents are required: completed Genetic Test Requisition Form, GS Reanalysis request form and GS consent form. A new sample is not required.

Clinical Information

This test involves reanalysis of the patient's original GS or rGS data using current bioinformatics pipeline and up-to-date data sources and published information. Knowledge of genes, genetic variants, and their associations with human diseases is rapidly expanding. Reanalyzing GS data using up-to-date information may find an underlying genetic cause of the patient's medical condition, which may not have been identified by the original analysis. New diagnosis from reanalysis may result from several factors such as new gene-disease associations or case reports that have been found after the original GS report was issued.

Synonyms

  • Genome Reanalysis, Whole Genome Sequencing Reanalysis, Proband Genome Reanalysis, Proband WGS Reanalysis, WGS Reanalysis ,Child WGS Reanalysis, Duo WGS Reanalysis, Trio WGS Reanalysis, Child GS Reanalysis, Duo GS Reanalysis, Trio GS Reanalysis, GS reanalysis, Reanalysis , IGM test

Methodology

Next Generations Sequencing (NGS)

CPT Codes

81427

Estimated Patient Price

$2,500 - $5,000

DC Code

5321

Downtime Availability

4-Not available

Lab Area

Lab Area
Institute for Genomic Medicine

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