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Test Code Pleximm Pleximmune Assay

Important Note

Draw Monday through Friday 06:00 AM to 13:00 PM. Must be shipped same day - cannot be collected on weekends, holidays, or within two days of a holiday (two day processing).

Clinical System Name

Pleximmune Assay

Sample Requirements

Specimen: Whole Blood

Container(s): Dark Green/Sodium Heparin

Preferred Vol: 5 mL

Minimum Vol: 3 mL

 

Note: DRAW M - F 6 AM to 2 PM. Must be shipped same day, DO NOT DRAW ON HOLIDAYS (EVEN WITHIN 2 DAYS OF A HOLIDAY) OR WEEKENDS. Capillary collections unacceptable. Lithium heparin is unacceptable.

 

Processing Instructions

Reject due to: Refrigeration or freezing, sample stability, capillary or Lt Green/Lithium Heparin collection, removal of vacutainer cap.

Spin: N

Aliquot: N

Temp: RT

Storage location: Do not spin. Place whole blood in CPA RT Send Outs rack.

 

Off-site collection: Can only be collected at Seattle Children's Main Campus.

 

Note: Specimen must remain sterile. Do not remove vacutainer cap to fill. Specimen can not be shared. Test requires a separate tube.

Stability

Specimen Type Temperature Time
  Room temp 30 h
  Refrigerated N
  Frozen N

 

Availability

STAT Performed TAT
N    

 

Performing Laboratory

Plexision

4424 Penn Avenue, Suite 202

Pittsburgh, PA 15224

 

Phone: 1 (855) 753-9474

Department

Department: Send Outs

Phone Number: (206) 987-2563

CPT Codes

85032

88240 x2

88241 x2

88230

86353

86821

88184

88185 x5

88187

Reference Range

Interpretive report provided.

Send Out Instructions

Reference Test Name Pleximmune Assay
Reference Test Number  
Instructions MUST reach Plexision within 30 hours of blood draw. Plexision accepts Saturday delivery. Ship ambient Priority via FedEx to Plexision Reference Lab.

 

Pleximmune Requisition

http://seattlechildrenslab.testcatalog.org/catalogs/185/files/7778

Description

The Pleximmune test predicts the risk of acute cellular rejection after liver or intestine transplantation in children. Cellular rejection, the leading type of rejection after organ transplantation, is mediated by cell-mediated toxicity toward transplanted organs.