Multiplex In Situ Hybridization for Cancer Diagnosis

The lab analyst applies a single multiplex in situ hybridization probe stain on a slide or slides prepared from a single patient specimen, such as tumor tissue. The lab analyst processes the slides using computer assisted technology that counts or estimates the number of probes. Then a qualified provider, typically a pathologist, evaluates the stained slides and the results of the computer enumeration, and interprets the results to provide a pathologic diagnosis. Choose a location to see hospital-reported price summaries. This page does not show national, sample, or aggregate pricing.