Ancillary Studies Flashcards
What 3 people do you need in path lab?
Scientist
Pathologist
Laboratory
What are all techniques?
Special stains Immunohistochemistry Molecular testing Flow cytometry Cytogenetics Fresh tissue Electron
What are special stains?
Visualise details ofthe cell
Cell of origin by morphology and characteristics
H&E
Mucin stains
What is mucin produced by?
Glands or adenocarcinoma
What are some mucin stains?
Mucicarmine
Alcian blue
You see mucin what you got?
Adenocarcinoma
What happens when cytokeratin stains positive?
Carcinoma
What is a cell block?
FNA
Concentrate cells
Process cells like tissue biopsy
What is cytokeratin IHC?
CK20 stains cytokeratin
Means epithelial malignancy
What are some neuroendocrine markers?
Synapthophysin
Chromogranin
MNF-116
CD56
What does CDX2 stain?
Gut + or neoplastic pancreas cells
What does TTF-1 stain?
Lung and thyroid cancer
In what tissue is immunohistochemistry carried out?
Formalin fixed paraffin embedded tissue
What is peroxidase-antiperoxidase-biotin-avidin conjugate color?
Brown
What does trastuzumabb do?
Herceptin
Monoclonal antibody
Targets HER2 binding
Prevents promotion of proliferation by upregulating p27