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HEMATOLOGIC MALIGNANCIES

How to Order

Labcorp NGS panels

Labcorp Myeloid NGS, Labcorp Lymphoid NGS and Labcorp Pan-Heme NGS are next generation sequencing (NGS) assays that evaluate clinically relevant genes to deliver diagnoses and risk stratification for complex hematologic malignancies.

This assay can be ordered as a stand alone test or part of Labcorp HemePath CASE.

NGS Assay Ordering Process

  1.    Complete the test requisition form
    • No account?  No problem.  Submit the test requisition form leaving the client# field blank if you do not have one.  Your order will be processed, and our client services team will contact you for quick and easy account set up.
    • Please ensure all other required fields are filled out.  Please provide a clinical indication or related ICD-10 code on the test requisition form.  Test will be delayed if the clinical indication is not provided.
    • If you are a Lab Orders user in Labcorp Link™, you can order this test online.   
       
  2. Shipping the specimen
    • If you are an existing Labcorp client, continue to follow existing processes for shipping and communicating with your designated Labcorp Oncology lab location.
    • If you are not an existing Labcorp client, ship the specimen with the completed test requisition form to the address below.  If you are ordering for the first time, you will be contacted upon specimen arrival.  If you would like to schedule a specimen pickup, please call (877) 246-1226.
    • If Labcorp already has the specimen, the test can easily be added by contacting client services at (800) 345-4363. 
       
  3. Specimen Requirements
    • Blood/Bone Marrow Specimens:
      • The preferred specimen is at least 3-5 mL (whole blood) or 1-2 mL (bone marrow), in a lavender-top (EDTA) tube or green-top (heparin) tube.
    • Formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded (FFPE) Specimens:  
      • FFPE tissue block or 10 unstained slides and one matching H&E-stained slide at 5µm. Slides with tissue area of 50mm2 are preferred; however, a minimum of 2mm2 is acceptable.
      • Causes for sample rejection include specimens containing suspicious foreign material; tumor block containing insufficient tumor tissue or no tumor; broken or stained slides; decalcified bone biopsies; cytology smears or samples from hematologic malignancies; specimens with low tumor content and/or less than requested number of slides. Core biopsies are not an acceptable sample type.​
         
  4. Results report
    • Once this test has been completed, a report will be issued and delivered based on your preferred method of delivery.

Ship to:

Labcorp Oncology CMBP
Attention:  Specimen Management
1912 TW Alexander Drive
Research Triangle Park, NC 27709
Phone: 919-361-7720
Fax: 919-361-7296

Questions?

Call Client Services at 
800-345-4363

Labcorp LinkTM

Online ordering and result reporting