The ImpriMed Flow Cytometry report helps you to accurately diagnose lymphoma and leukemia subtypes. Flow cytometry provides cell-sizing information and analyzes different proteins found on and within tumor cells that denotes immunophenotype. This test provides prognostic information for leukemia and lymphoma.
Our Flow Cytometry service is an innovative and powerful technique for analyzing cell phenotype. Using this advanced technology, we can identify, isolate, and quantify different cell types in a heterogeneous sample, providing you with quick and accurate results within 3-4 days from the receipt of the sample in the lab.
Sample Collection
*After the receipt of the sample at the lab in California
For the correct classification of feline lymphoma, two critical factors are paramount: the anatomic form and the size of the lymphocytes. Our new Feline lymphoma/leukemia services enrich your patient care by integrating immunophenotyping and, importantly, precise cell sizing through flow cytometry.
We have developed a novel cell sizing technique using our expertise in flow cytometry and our extensive database of medical records with cytology/histology results from our feline lymphoma research efforts. Flow cytometry is a powerful tool to determine phenotype, cell granularity, and relative cell size. Our method leverages a comprehensive database of medical records and research findings. By comparing flow cytometry results with traditional gold standards (cytology or histology) used in these records, we have defined a method to assess lymphoma cells as small, medium, or large. This approach accurately categorizes lymphocyte size, as validated with an inter-laboratory comparison of our flow cytometry sizing and cytology provided by an accredited diagnostics laboratory.
Our novel cell sizing system for feline lymphoma provides an accurate and reproducible readout of this important characterization parameter for your patient’s lymphocytes.
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We are proud to be at the forefront of the latest advancements in artificial intelligence and veterinary medicine. We take science-forward and data-driven approaches in providing accurate and reliable predictions to help veterinary oncologists make informed treatment decisions. We share your passion for helping cancer patients and take pride in providing you with the best user experience, customer service, and clinical decision support in the industry.
A2LA accredited
Your patient’s sample analysis is performed in a US laboratory that is accredited to meet A2LA standards. An A2LA-certified lab must meet high standards of quality and ensure the accuracy and reliability of your results. ImpriMed is accredited by A2LA for Feline Lymphoma/Leukemia Clonality Testing by PCR for Antigen Receptor Rearrangements (PARR) and Immunophenotyping by Flow Cytometry.
Fill out the form below to request media tubes. And register on our Vet Portal to order our services.
Collect a biopsy (FNA or tissue) from the affected site(s) into ImpriMed transport tubes. Additionally, collect 2 mL of whole blood in an EDTA-treated tube.
Guide to sampling: Click here to see the video
Through your account on our Vet Portal, select services needed. Make sure you provide information about your patient and samples on our online portal. Pack the collected samples (FNA and blood) with ice packs and then ship them to ImpriMed using the boxes and FedEx labels provided.
The final report is emailed to the ordering oncologist in 3-4 days via secure email.
To get started, fill out the form and we will send our proprietary transport media tubes to your clinic.
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ImpriMed offers personalized medicine services to help you diagnose and treat canine lymphoma or leukemia. We offer 4 levels of service:
Currently, our services are for canine lymphoma and leukemia. We will be expanding our services to other species and other blood/lymphoid cancers in the near future.
ImpriMed steps for FNA collection – Please watch the video here or read on
The cell counts required for each assay are below:
For more information on lymph node cytology click here: https://todaysveterinarypractice.com/lymph-node-cytology-what-should-should-not-be-there/
For more information, see: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26953614/
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