Diagnostic test
LOW-GRADE MOSAICISM DETECTION BY FISH ON URINE - (Outlab)
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What does LOW-GRADE MOSAICISM DETECTION BY FISH ON URINE - (Outlab) measure?
This fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) test evaluates urine-derived cells for low-level mosaicism, where a genetic or chromosomal change may be present in only a small proportion of cells. It may be used when a healthcare professional is investigating suspected chromosomal mosaicism, clarifying an earlier genetic finding, or assessing whether an abnormal cell population is detectable. Results are interpreted along with clinical history and other genetic or diagnostic tests.
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