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Immunohistochemistry

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Disease-based IHC panels organized around clinical questions, tumour lineage and differential diagnosis.

Disease-based portfolio

Choose the diagnostic question first.

Panel selection is guided by morphology and clinical context. Final interpretation belongs to the qualified reporting pathologist.

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Portfolio support; expanded GIST markers planned

GIST / mesenchymal GI tumour

S100SOX10Vimentin

Support differential evaluation of a suspected mesenchymal/neural-pattern GI tumour. Definitive GIST work-up may require additional GIST-specific markers.

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Phase 1 + Phase 2

Lymphoma / lymphoid work-up

CD45CD20CD3CD30CD15BCL2BCL6CD10MUM1Cyclin D1

Lineage and phenotype support for selected lymphoid differentials; panel selection should be pathologist-directed.

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Phase 1

Mesenchymal phenotype support

VimentinS100SOX10

Limited supportive assessment in selected mesenchymal/neural-pattern differentials; not a standalone sarcoma classification panel.

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GIST example

GIST is included in the disease-panel catalogue.

The website presents GIST as a dedicated diagnostic panel. The current portfolio includes supportive markers such as S100, SOX10 and Vimentin; classic GIST-specific markers such as CD117/KIT and DOG1 should only be displayed as available once added and validated in the operational portfolio.

IHC workflow

Morphology → diagnostic question → marker/panel selection → controls/QC → staining → review → integrated interpretation.

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Clinical note: IHC is an ancillary diagnostic tool. No panel should be interpreted in isolation, and a listed marker does not by itself establish a diagnosis.

Experienced Pathologists

Specialist interpretation and reporting are supported by experienced pathologists within the PATHOSURE® diagnostic workflow.