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Genital Culture For recovery of organisms frequently associated with genital infections.
Key Value PROCEDURE_ID 111168 PROCEDURE_NAME CULTURE - GENITAL ORDER_DISPLAY_NAME Genital Culture PROCEDURE_MASTER_NUMBER LAB10270 epic_synonyms VAGINA URETHRAL PENIS CERVICAL VAGINAL CERVIX PENILE URETHRA pdm 6201110 cpt 87070 clinical_info For recovery of organisms frequently associated with genital infections. methodology Microbiology Culture reference_values Routine genital flora
performing_location Northwell Health Laboratories If culture is positive, additional charge(s)/CPT code(s) may apply for identification and/or antibiotic susceptibilities performed when appropriate. compendium_synonyms volume 4965 results [{"base_name": null, "common_name": null, "external_name": null, "component_name": null}] name Genital Culture weight 925 match_type epic synonym exact rank 4 -
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Genital Culture-DR
Key Value PROCEDURE_ID 189496 PROCEDURE_NAME GENITAL CULTURE-DR ORDER_DISPLAY_NAME Genital Culture-DR PROCEDURE_MASTER_NUMBER LAB14380 epic_synonyms VAGINA URETHRAL PENIS CERVICAL VAGINAL CERVIX PENILE URETHRA pdm 245157 cpt clinical_info methodology reference_values performing_location compendium_synonyms volume results [{"base_name": "CULTSTATUS", "common_name": "CULTURE STATUS", "external_name": "Genital Culture Status", "component_name": "LC GENITAL CULT STATUS"}, {"base_name": "CGEN", "common_name": "GENITAL CULTURE", "external_name": "Genital Culture Result 2", "component_name": "LC GENITAL CULT2"}, {"base_name": "GENCXSUSC", "common_name": "GENITAL CULTURE SUSCEPTIBILITY", "external_name": "Genital Culture Susceptibility", "component_name": "LC GENITAL SUSCEPT"}, {"base_name": "CGEN", "common_name": "GENITAL CULTURE", "external_name": "Genital Culture Result 4", "component_name": "LC GENITAL CULT4"}, {"base_name": "CGEN", "common_name": "GENITAL CULTURE", "external_name": "Genital Culture Result 3", "component_name": "LC GENITAL CULT3"}, {"base_name": "CGEN", "common_name": "GENITAL CULTURE", "external_name": "Genital Culture Result 1", "component_name": "LC GENITAL CULT1"}] name Genital Culture-DR weight 925 match_type epic synonym exact rank 4 -
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Gram Stain The Gram stain is a rapid, preliminary test to assess the quality of specimens, identify bacterial infections, and to guide initial antibacterial therapy. NOTES: • Specimen source is required on request form for processing. • Gram Stain is automatically included when a culture is ordered for the following sources: body fluid, CSF, tissue, bronc...
Key Value PROCEDURE_ID 1148 PROCEDURE_NAME GRAM STAIN ORDER_DISPLAY_NAME Gram Stain PROCEDURE_MASTER_NUMBER LAB250 epic_synonyms GS pdm 6201312 cpt 87205 clinical_info The Gram stain is a rapid, preliminary test to assess the quality of specimens, identify bacterial infections, and to guide initial antibacterial therapy. NOTES: • Specimen source is required on request form for processing. • Gram Stain is automatically included when a culture is ordered for the following sources: body fluid, CSF, tissue, bronchial alveolar lavage, sputum and surgical swabs received in Eswabs. • Gram stain is not reliable for diagnosis of cervical, rectal, pharyngeal, or asymptomatic urethral gonococcal infection. In these cases, culture or molecular detection should be ordered. methodology Microscopic examination reference_values No organisms observed
performing_location Northwell Health Laboratories compendium_synonyms volume 2956 results [{"base_name": null, "common_name": null, "external_name": null, "component_name": null}] name Gram Stain weight 600 match_type clinical info substring rank 15 -
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Prostate Health Index Aiding in distinguishing prostate cancer from benign prostate conditions in men with prostate-specific antigen (PSA) concentrations in the 4 to 10 ng/mL range and digital rectal examination (DRE) findings that are not suspicious for cancer Prostatic biopsy is required for diagnosis of cancer.
Key Value PROCEDURE_ID 115105 PROCEDURE_NAME PROSTATE HEALTH INDEX (PHI) SERUM ORDER_DISPLAY_NAME Prostate Health Index PROCEDURE_MASTER_NUMBER LAB11381 epic_synonyms PHI11 pdm 1759181 cpt 84153 clinical_info Aiding in distinguishing prostate cancer from benign prostate conditions in men with prostate-specific antigen (PSA) concentrations in the 4 to 10 ng/mL range and digital rectal examination (DRE) findings that are not suspicious for cancer Prostatic biopsy is required for diagnosis of cancer. methodology Immunoenzymatic Assay reference_values Females: Not applicable
PROSTATE-SPECIFIC ANTIGEN (PSA) Males:Age Reference range <40 years <=2.0 ng/mL 40-49 years <=2.5 ng/mL 50-59 years <=3.5 ng/mL 60-69 years <=4.5 ng/mL 70-79 years <=6.5 ng/mL ?80 years <=7.2 ng/mL
PERCENT FREE PSA
Males:
When PSA is in the range of 4-10 ng/mL% Free PSA Probability of cancer <=10% 56% 11-15% 28% 16-20% 20% 21-25% 16% >25% 8%
PROSTATE HEALTH INDEX (phi)
Males:
When PSA is in the range of 4-10 ng/mLphi range Probability of cancer 95% Confidence interval 0-26.9 9.8% 5.2-15.4% 27.0-35.9 16.8% 11.3-22.2% 36.0-54.9 33.3% 26.8-39.9% >=55.0 50.1% 39.8-61.0% Calculation of prostate health index (phi) as a part of a reflex test when PSA concentrations are between 4 and 10 ng/mL
Prostate-specific antigen (PSA) is a glycoprotein produced by the prostate gland, the lining of the urethra, and the bulbourethral gland. Normally, very little PSA is secreted in the blood. In conditions of increased glandular size and tissue damage, PSA is released into circulation. Measurement of serum PSA is useful for determining the extent of prostate cancer and assessing the response to prostate cancer treatment. PSA is also used as a screening tool for prostate cancer detection, although its use in screening has become controversial in recent years. While an elevated serum PSA is associated with prostate cancer, a number of benign conditions, such as benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) and prostatitis might lead to elevated serum PSA concentrations. As a consequence PSA lacks specificity for prostate cancer detection.
Several PSA isoforms have been identified that can further increase the specificity of PSA for prostate cancer. In particular, the [-2] form of proPSA (p2PSA) shows improved performance over either total or free PSA for prostate cancer detection on biopsy. The prostate health index (phi) is a formula that combines all 3 PSA forms (total PSA, free PSA, and p2PSA) into a single score. phi is calculated using the following formula: (p2PSA/free PSA) x square root of PSA.
In a multicenter study that compared the performance of PSA, free PSA, p2PSA, and phi in men undergoing prostate biopsy due to a serum PSA concentration between 4 and 10 ng/mL, phi was the best predictor of any prostate cancer, high-grade cancer, and clinically significant cancer. At 95% clinical sensitivity, the clinical specificity of phi was 16.0%, compared to 8.4% for free PSA and 6.5% for PSA.performing_location Mayo Clinic Laboratories in Rochester compendium_synonyms volume 2 results [{"base_name": "PSA", "common_name": "PSA", "external_name": "Prostate Specific Antigen", "component_name": "PROSTATE SPECIFIC ANTIGEN, S"}] name Prostate Health Index weight 400 match_type reference values substring rank 17 -
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Trichomonas vaginalis Molecular Detection For molecular detection of Trichomonas vaginalis from urogenital sources.
Key Value PROCEDURE_ID 115289 PROCEDURE_NAME TRICHOMONAS VAGINALIS AMPLIFICATION ORDER_DISPLAY_NAME Trichomonas vaginalis Molecular Detection PROCEDURE_MASTER_NUMBER LAB11479 epic_synonyms TV TRICHAMP pdm 6350820 cpt 87661 clinical_info For molecular detection of Trichomonas vaginalis from urogenital sources. methodology Transcription Mediated Amplification (TMA) reference_values T. vaginalis rRNA: Not detected
performing_location Northwell Health Laboratories For Specimen Type: Urethral please order a MISC test compendium_synonyms volume 51241 results [{"base_name": "SRCEAMP", "common_name": "SOURCE AMPLIFICATION", "external_name": "Source Amplification", "component_name": "SOURCE AMPLIFICATION"}, {"base_name": "TRICHOMONAS", "common_name": "TRICHOMONAS VAGINALIS AMP INTERP", "external_name": "Trichomonas vaginalis Amp Interpretation", "component_name": "TRICHOMONAS VAGINALIS AMP INTERP"}, {"base_name": "TRICHOMONAS", "common_name": "TRICHOMONAS VAGINALIS AMP RESULT", "external_name": "Trichomonas vaginalis Amp Result", "component_name": "TRICHOMONAS VAGINALIS AMP RESULT"}] name Trichomonas vaginalis Molecular Detection weight 300 match_type performing location substring rank 18
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