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The National Genomic Test Directories specify which genomic tests are commissioned by the NHS in England, to be delivered by Genomic Laboratory Hubs.

This tool allows clinical teams to search all of the genomic tests available to patients through the National Testing Directory. From here you can find out more details about each test and information about how to order them. These tests can only be ordered by clinical teams, if you are a patient looking to request a test please speak to your clinical team directly.

Likely common aneuploidy

Clinical Indication ID & Name

R26

Likely common aneuploidy

Test Group

Core

Test code

R26.1

Test name

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Target genes

Genomewide

Test scope

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Test method/ technology

Common aneuploidy testing

Optimal Family Structure

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Eligibility Criteria

Clinical features strongly suggestive of trisomy 13, 18 or 21, Turner syndrome or other sex chromosome aneuploidy in the postnatal setting

Commissioning group

Core

Overlapping idications

• R297 Possible structural chromosomal rearrangement – karyotype, • R265 Chromosomal mosaicism – karyotype, • R314 Ambiguous genitalia presenting neonatally; plus any other follow-on tests should be considered in cases with a negative result • R401 Common aneuploidy testing - prenatal test should be used for prenatal testing

Address for samples/request forms

Please refer to the test request form.

Contact with queries

gos-tr.norththamesgenomics@nhs.net

Supporting documents

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Education resources

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Service updates

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Request form download

Consent record

See consent guidance in test request form

Sample requirements

Sample Requirements Each sample must be sent labelled with 3 patient identifiers and must state the sample type clearly on the sample container. Sample Rejection Samples may be rejected for the following reasons: 1. Samples and request form do not show at least three identical patient identifiers 2. The sample is in the incorrect collection media 3. The request form is not sufficiently completed 4. The sample is not of sufficient volume 5. The sample is too old Sample Storage and Volume Required: 5ml of peripheral blood in a lithium heparin bottle Storage, sample packing and transportation: Samples should arrive within 72 hours (preferably 24 hours) of sampling. Patient/Clinician Instructions: N/A Factors affecting performance of test/interpretation of results: Do not spin down or freeze samples before sending.