Update Type: Miscellaneous
Test Updated: 11/22/2023
Test Overview
Test Methodology
Solid Phase Antibody Screening
Test Usage
HLA Antibody Specificity is used when the identification of HLA antibodies is needed after a screen detects the presence of HLA antibodies. The high specificity and sensitivity of this solid phase single antigen assay allows us to detect and identify low-levels of precise antibodies. The detection of antibodies in pre-transplant evaluation is an excellent tool for risk assessment and crossmatch prediction (Virtual Crossmatch and CPRA).
Test Details
Days Set Up
Monday - Thursday, 8:00am - 4:30pm; Friday 8:00am - 2:00pm
Analytic Time
STAT: 48 hours; Routine: 5 days
Soft Order Code
HLAS
MiChart Code
LAB7404 HLA Antibody Specificity
Synonyms
- HLAS
- HLA Antibody Specificity Class II
- HLA Antibody Specificity Class I
- HLA REPORT
- TISSUE TYPING
- TTYPE
- DSA
- Donor Specific Ab Testing
- Donor Specific Antibody (DSA)
- Class I & II SAB Antibody Screening
Laboratory
Histocompatibility/Immunogenetics
Section
Histocompatibility
Specimen Requirements
Collection
Collect specimen in a red top (preferred) or SST tube. Send intact specimen at room temperature. Do not refrigerate or freeze. Specify whether testing is STAT or routine.
Normal Volume
5 mL serum
Minimum Volume
2 mL serum
Billing
CPT Code
86832, 86833
Fee Code
37962, 37963