Leukemia Characterisation Panel Test for CLPD, Blood

This test measures several attributes in your blood, including CD5, CD10, CD19, CD20, CD23, CD38, FM7, Kappa, Lambda, and CD100. Each attribute helps identify different types of white blood cells and can provide insights into potential leukaemia or other blood-related disorders.

• To identify specific types of white blood cells
• To diagnose different forms of leukemia
• To monitor the effectiveness of leukemia treatment
• To assess the progression of the disease
• To guide the management of leukemia

The Leukemia Characterisation Panel Test for CLPD, Blood is recommended when:

• You show symptoms such as unexplained fatigue, fever, weight loss, or frequent infections
• Your doctor suspects leukemia or another blood disorder
• You are undergoing treatment for leukemia to monitor progress and response
• Your medical history indicates a risk of developing leukemia or related conditions

Abnormal results indicates:

• The presence of certain types of leukaemia or other blood-related issues
• It is essential to discuss these results with your doctor for proper evaluation and further testing if needed

• A blood sample is collected from a vein in your arm using a needle
• The sample will be sent to a laboratory for analysis using flow cytometry and FISH methods
• The process is relatively quick and minimally uncomfortable

• Follow any fasting instructions suggested by your doctor
• Follow any specific instructions given by your healthcare provider
• Wear loose clothing that allows easy access to your arm for blood collection
• Stay calm and relaxed to ensure an accurate test result

• Bone Marrow Aspiration and Biopsy: To further investigate abnormalities in the bone marrow
• Cytogenetic Testing: To analyze the genetic makeup of cancer cells in leukemia patients
• Complete Blood Count (CBC): To assess overall blood health and detect abnormalities

Blood CLPD Characterization Panel, or Leukemia Characterisation Panel for Chronic Lymphocytic Proliferative Disorders

CLPD is a group of conditions characterised by abnormal growth of lymphocytes (a type of white blood cell) that can lead to leukaemia or lymphoma over time. This test helps diagnose and classify these disorders accurately.