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CDx Laboratory Services
CDx Diagnostics provides cytology, histology, histocytology, and immunohistochemistry assessments in evaluating specimens for abnormalities in order to assist medical professionals in preventing the development of cancer.
Licenses and Accreditation
CDx Diagnostics is licensed by the New York State laboratory licensure program and is certified under the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments of 1988 (CLIA 88). In addition, CDx Diagnostics' Laboratories are accredited by the College of American Pathologists (CAP).
List of Laboratory Services
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Test # 308 Test Name WATS - Esophagus Test Description Cytopathology & Histopathology - Analysis of disaggregated tissue specimens Source Esophagus CPT CODE(S) CAN INCLUDE ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING CPT Code(s) varies based on complexity of case: 88112 - Cytopathology, selective cellular enhancement technique with interpretation (eg, liquid based slide preparation method) 88305 - Level IV surgical pathology, gross and microscopic examination 88312 - Special stains 88361 - Computer assisted immunohistochemistry. Immunohistochemistry can include CDX2, MUC2, AMACR, P16, P53, KI67, HSV, H.pylori TEST INCLUDES Preparation of each submitted sample and pathologist's microscopic interpretation. The fee for service will vary depending upon the number of specimens submitted, the size and complexity of the specimen and difficulty of diagnosis. IHC Immunohistochemistry stains may be ordered at the discretion of the pathologist. These services will be performed at an additional charge. Note: at times, pathologists may request additional reflexive testing, resulting in additional codes and billing. USE Cytopathology and Histopathology diagnosis COLLECTION METHOD Transepithelial cytology, Tumor cytology PREFERRED SPECIMEN(S) Specimen Collection and Handling Instructions. Provide all patient information using the Tissue Pathology requisition form. TRANSPORT TEMPERATURE Room temperature. Do not freeze. SPECIMEN STABILITY Extended period, once tissue is alcohol or formalin fixed. REJECT CRITERIA • Unlabeled container(s) • Leakage of sample during transport • Mismatch between name of patient on container(s) and name on test requisition. • Specimen is not placed in alcohol or formalin. METHODOLOGY Computer-Assisted Cytopathology, Histopathology, and Immunohistochemistry PERFORMING LABORATORY CDx Diagnostics, NY SETUP DAYS Weekdays REPORT AVAILABLE Variable, depending upon specimen complexity CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE The nature of underlying disease states can often be detected by microscopically visualizing and analyzing cytologic and histologic changes in tissue specimens. -
Test # 311 Test Name WATS - Other Source Test Description Cytopathology & Histopathology - Analysis of disaggregated tissue specimens Source Other, Please Specify CPT CODE(S) CAN INCLUDE ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING CPT Code(s) varies based on complexity of case: 88112 - Cytopathology, selective cellular enhancement technique with interpretation (eg, liquid based slide preparation method) 88305 - Level IV surgical pathology, gross and microscopic examination 88312 - Special stains 88361 - Computer assisted immunohistochemistry. Immunohistochemistry can include CDX2, MUC2, AMACR, P16, P53, KI67, HSV, H.pylori TEST INCLUDES Preparation of each submitted sample and pathologist's microscopic interpretation. The fee for service will vary depending upon the number of specimens submitted, the size and complexity of the specimen and difficulty of diagnosis. IHC Immunohistochemistry stains may be ordered at the discretion of the pathologist. These services will be performed at an additional charge. Note: at times, pathologists may request additional reflexive testing, resulting in additional codes and billing. USE Cytopathology and Histopathology diagnosis COLLECTION METHOD Transepithelial cytology, Tumor cytology PREFERRED SPECIMEN(S) Specimen Collection and Handling Instructions. Provide all patient information using the Tissue Pathology requisition form. TRANSPORT TEMPERATURE Room temperature. Do not freeze. SPECIMEN STABILITY Extended period, once tissue is alcohol or formalin fixed. REJECTION CRITERIA • Unlabeled container(s) • Leakage of sample during transport • Mismatch between name of patient on container(s) and name on test requisition. • Specimen is not placed in alcohol or formalin. METHODOLOGY Computer-Assisted Cytopathology, Histopathology, and Immunohistochemistry PERFORMING LABORATORY CDx Diagnostics, NY SETUP DAYS Weekdays REPORT AVAILABLE Variable, depending upon specimen complexity CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE The nature of underlying disease states can often be detected by microscopically visualizing and analyzing cytologic and histologic changes in tissue specimens. -
Test # 303 Test Name Surgical Biopsy - Esophagus Test Description Histopathology - Analysis of intact biopsy specimens Source Esophagus CPT CODE(S) CAN INCLUDE ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING CPT Code(s) varies based on complexity of case: 88305 - Level IV surgical pathology, gross and microscopic examination 88312 - Special stains 88361 - Computer assisted immunohistochemistry Immunohistochemistry can include CDX2, MUC2, AMACR, P16, P53, KI67, HSV, H.pylori TEST INCLUDES Preparation of each submitted sample and pathologist's microscopic interpretation. The fee for service will vary depending upon the number of specimens submitted, the size and complexity of the specimen and difficulty of diagnosis. IHC Immunohistochemistry stains may be ordered at the discretion of the pathologist. These services will be performed at an additional charge. Note: at times, pathologists may request additional reflexive testing, resulting in additional codes and billing. USE Histopathology diagnosis COLLECTION METHOD Forceps, punch biopsy PREFERRED SPECIMEN(S) Specimen Collection and Handling Instructions. Provide all patient information using the Tissue Pathology requisition form. TRANSPORT TEMPERATURE Room temperature. Do not freeze. SPECIMEN STABILITY Extended period, once tissue is formalin fixed. REJECTION CRITERIA • Unlabeled container(s) • Leakage of sample during transport • Mismatch between name of patient on container(s) and name on test requisition. • Specimen is not placed in alcohol or formalin. METHODOLOGY Computer-Assisted Histopathology and Immunohistochemistry PERFORMING LABORATORY CDx Diagnostics, NY SETUP DAYS Weekdays REPORT AVAILABLE Variable, depending upon specimen complexity CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE The nature of underlying disease states can often be detected by microscopically visualizing and analyzing histologic changes in biopsy specimens. -
Test # 309 Test Name Surgical Biopsy - Other Source Test Description Histopathology - Analysis of intact biopsy specimens Source Other, Please Specify CPT CODE(S) CAN INCLUDE ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING CPT Code(s) varies based on complexity of case: 88305 - Level IV surgical pathology, gross and microscopic examination 88312 - Special stains 88361 - Computer assisted immunohistochemistry Immunohistochemistry can include CDX2, MUC2, AMACR, P16, P53, KI67, HSV, H.pylori TEST INCLUDES Preparation of each submitted sample and pathologist's microscopic interpretation. The fee for service will vary depending upon the number of specimens submitted, the size and complexity of the specimen and difficulty of diagnosis. IHC Immunohistochemistry stains may be ordered at the discretion of the pathologist. These services will be performed at an additional charge. Note: at times, pathologists may request additional reflexive testing, resulting in additional codes and billing. USE Histopathology diagnosis COLLECTION METHOD Forceps, punch biopsy PREFERRED SPECIMEN(S) Specimen Collection and Handling Instructions. Provide all patient information using the Tissue Pathology requisition form. TRANSPORT TEMPERATURE Room temperature. Do not freeze. SPECIMEN STABILITY Extended period, once tissue is formalin fixed. REJECTION CRITERIA • Unlabeled container(s) • Leakage of sample during transport • Mismatch between name of patient on container(s) and name on test requisition. • Specimen is not placed in alcohol or formalin. METHODOLOGY Computer-Assisted Histopathology and Immunohistochemistry PERFORMING LABORATORY CDx Diagnostics, NY SETUP DAYS Weekdays REPORT AVAILABLE Variable, depending upon specimen complexity CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE The nature of underlying disease states can often be detected by microscopically visualizing and analyzing histologic changes in biopsy specimens. -
Test # 475 Test Name OralCDx Test Description Cytopathology & Histopathology - Analysis of disaggregated tissue specimens Source Oral Cavity CPT CODE(S) CAN INCLUDE ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING CPT Code(s) varies based on complexity of case: 88104 - Cytopathology - fluids, washings and brushings 88305 - Level IV surgical pathology, gross and microscopic examination 88312 - Special stains 88361 - Computer assisted immunohistochemistry Immunohistochemistry can include CDX2, MUC2, AMACR, P16, P53, KI67, HSV, H.pylori TEST INCLUDES Preparation of each submitted sample and pathologist's microscopic interpretation. The fee for service will vary depending upon the number of specimens submitted, the size and complexity of the specimen and difficulty of diagnosis. IHC Immunohistochemistry stains may be ordered at the discretion of the pathologist. These services will be performed at an additional charge. Note: at times, pathologists may request additional reflexive testing, resulting in additional codes and billing. USE Cytopathology and Histopathology diagnosis COLLECTION METHOD Transepithelial cytology, Tumor cytology PREFERRED SPECIMEN(S) Specimen Collection and Handling Instructions. Provide all patient information using the Tissue Pathology requisition form. TRANSPORT TEMPERATURE Room temperature. Do not freeze. SPECIMEN STABILITY Extended period, once tissue is formalin fixed. REJECTION CRITERIA • Unlabeled container(s) • Leakage of sample during transport • Mismatch between name of patient on container(s) and name on test requisition. • Specimen is not placed in alcohol or formalin. METHODOLOGY Computer-Assisted Histopathology and Immunohistochemistry PERFORMING LABORATORY CDx Diagnostics, NY SETUP DAYS Weekdays REPORT AVAILABLE Variable, depending upon specimen complexity CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE The nature of underlying disease states can often be detected by microscopically visualizing and analyzing histologic changes in biopsy specimens. -
Test # 475 Test Name WATS Legacy - Esophagus Test Description DISCONTINUED CODE Effective 10/13/2021 - Cytopathology & Histopathology - Analysis of disaggregated tissue specimens Source Esophagus CPT CODE(S) CAN INCLUDE ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING CPT Code(s) varies based on complexity of case: 88104 - Cytopathology - fluids, washings and brushings 88305 - Level IV surgical pathology, gross and microscopic examination 88312 - Special stains 88361 - Computer assisted immunohistochemistry. Immunohistochemistry can include CDX2, MUC2, AMACR, P16, P53, KI67, HSV, H.pylori TEST INCLUDES Preparation of each submitted sample and pathologist's microscopic interpretation. The fee for service will vary depending upon the number of specimens submitted, the size and complexity of the specimen and difficulty of diagnosis. IHC Immunohistochemistry stains may be ordered at the discretion of the pathologist. These services will be performed at an additional charge. Note: at times, pathologists may request additional reflexive testing, resulting in additional codes and billing. USE Cytopathology and Histopathology diagnosis COLLECTION METHOD Transepithelial cytology, Tumor cytology PREFERRED SPECIMEN(S) Specimen Collection and Handling Instructions. Provide all patient information using the Tissue Pathology requisition form. TRANSPORT TEMPERATURE Room temperature. Do not freeze. SPECIMEN STABILITY Extended period, once tissue is alcohol or formalin fixed. REJECTION CRITERIA • Unlabeled container(s) • Leakage of sample during transport • Mismatch between name of patient on container(s) and name on test requisition. • Specimen is not placed in alcohol or formalin. METHODOLOGY Computer-Assisted Cytopathology, Histopathology, and Immunohistochemistry PERFORMING LABORATORY CDx Diagnostics, NY SETUP DAYS Weekdays REPORT AVAILABLE Variable, depending upon specimen complexity CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE The nature of underlying disease states can often be detected by microscopically visualizing and analyzing cytologic and histologic changes in tissue specimens. -
Test # 479 Test Name WATS Legacy - Other Source Test Description DISCONTINUED CODE Effective 10/13/2021 - Cytopathology & Histopathology - Analysis of disaggregated tissue specimens Source Other, Please Specify CPT CODE(S) CAN INCLUDE ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING CPT Code(s) varies based on complexity of case: 88104 - Cytopathology - fluids, washings and brushings 88305 - Level IV surgical pathology, gross and microscopic examination 88312 - Special stains 88361 - Computer assisted immunohistochemistry. Immunohistochemistry can include CDX2, MUC2, AMACR, P16, P53, KI67, HSV, H.pylori TEST INCLUDES Preparation of each submitted sample and pathologist's microscopic interpretation. The fee for service will vary depending upon the number of specimens submitted, the size and complexity of the specimen and difficulty of diagnosis. IHC Immunohistochemistry stains may be ordered at the discretion of the pathologist. These services will be performed at an additional charge. Note: at times, pathologists may request additional reflexive testing, resulting in additional codes and billing. USE Cytopathology and Histopathology diagnosis COLLECTION METHOD Transepithelial cytology, Tumor cytology PREFERRED SPECIMEN(S) Specimen Collection and Handling Instructions. Provide all patient information using the Tissue Pathology requisition form. TRANSPORT TEMPERATURE Room temperature. Do not freeze. SPECIMEN STABILITY Extended period, once tissue is alcohol or formalin fixed. REJECTION CRITERIA • Unlabeled container(s) • Leakage of sample during transport • Mismatch between name of patient on container(s) and name on test requisition. • Specimen is not placed in alcohol or formalin. METHODOLOGY Computer-Assisted Cytopathology, Histopathology, and Immunohistochemistry PERFORMING LABORATORY CDx Diagnostics, NY SETUP DAYS Weekdays REPORT AVAILABLE Variable, depending upon specimen complexity CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE The nature of underlying disease states can often be detected by microscopically visualizing and analyzing cytologic and histologic changes in tissue specimens.
