ALL Multiplex Panel - 6 Fusions [T(9;22),T(12;21),T(1;19),T(4;11) T(9;11) T(11;19)

An ALL multiplex panel (6 fusions) is advised by a hematologist at the time of diagnosis of acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL), or when blood or bone marrow tests show leukemic blast cells. It helps assess risk and plan treatment. It may also be repeated during and after therapy to monitor response and detect relapse.

No fasting is required for an ALL multiplex panel done on a blood sample. If a bone marrow sample is needed, inform your doctor about blood thinners or bleeding disorders, and fast only if sedation is planned. Ideally, give the sample before starting chemotherapy. Samples must reach the lab promptly for accurate results.

[T(9;22),T(12;21),T(1;19),T(4;11) T(9;11) T(11;19) test? No, fasting is not required for an ALL multiplex panel (6 fusions) when a blood sample is used. You can eat and drink normally. However, if the test is done on a bone marrow sample under sedation, you may need to fast for 4–6 hours. Follow your doctor’s specific instructions.