Comprehensive Myeloma Protein Panel (CMPP)
This panel measures different proteins in the blood to help diagnose multiple myeloma. It includes tests for monoclonal proteins and free light chains.
Comprehensive Myeloma Protein Panel (CMPP) Package in Aligarh Overview
What is Comprehensive Myeloma Protein Panel (CMPP) test?
The Comprehensive Myeloma Protein Panel is a diagnostic test used to detect and monitor multiple myeloma, a cancer that starts in plasma cells of the bone marrow. This panel tests for explicit atypical proteins (such as monoclonal proteins or M-proteins) that are often found in the blood of Components:
- Serum Protein Electrophoresis
- Immunofixation Electrophoresis
- Immunoglobulin (IgG,IgM,IgA)
- Serum Free Light Chain Kappa & Lambda Ratio
- Beta 2-Microglobulin
Why Comprehensive Myeloma Protein Panel (CMPP) test?
- Comprehensive Myeloma Protein Panel (CMPP) test is primarily used to help diagnose multiple myeloma, a cancer affecting the bone marrow and plasma cells.
- It can also be used to identify monoclonal gammopathy, which can be a precursor to myeloma or a sign of another plasma cell disorder.
- It can be used to monitor disease progression, assess the effectiveness of treatment, and detect relapses of myeloma.
Who should get for tested for Comprehensive Myeloma Protein Panel (CMPP)?
- Individuals showing signs and symptoms such as unexplained bone pain, fatigue, anemia, or frequent infections, which may suggest multiple myeloma or other plasma cell disorders.
- Patients with a confirmed diagnosis of multiple myeloma who are undergoing treatment or need follow-up tests to monitor the disease.
- Individuals at risk due to a family history of hematologic cancers.
More about Comprehensive Myeloma Protein Panel (CMPP)
Other names: Multiple Myeloma, Myeloma Panel, Comprehensive Myeloma Panel
Comprehensive Myeloma Protein Panel (CMPP) test typically involves blood and urine samples, and it may also include tests to detect Bence Jones proteins (light chains of immunoglobulins) and other specific plasma cell markers. Regular monitoring is important in managing multiple myeloma.
No special preparations needed
- B2-microglobulin
- Total Protein
- Albumin
- Alpha 1 Globulin
- Alpha 2 Globulin
- Beta 1 Globulin
- Beta 2 Globulin
- Gamma Globulin
- Myeloma Band
- M-spike
- Final Impression
- Myeloma Band
- Igg Band
- Igm Band
- Iga Band
- Kappa Band
- Lambda Band
- Final Impression
- Total Iga
- Total Igg
- Total Igm
- Kappa Free Light Chain
- Lambda Free Light Chain
- Kappa Lambda Ratio
Test code
5040M
Specimen vol. and vacutainer information
| Specimen | Vacutainer | Volume |
|---|---|---|
| Serum | Yellow Vacutainer | 12.4 ML |
Specimen stability information
Serum
Collection instructions
10-12 hours fasting ( Over night Fasting) is recommended. Patient can drink water during fasting period. Intake of caloric food, coffee, diet soda/gum strictly not allowed during fasting period. Provide Age, gender, medication & clinical details .Lipemic & hameolysed sample should be avoided.
Specimen rejection criteria
Test run frequency
'
Turn around time
2 Working Days
Performing locations
Department
- Protein Chemistry
- Nephelometry
- Tumer Marker
CPT and Loinc codes
Package price
₹8700
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