IHC Panel Selection
Choose appropriate panel based on differential
IHC Panel Selection by Tumor Type (ASCO/CAP): IHC Panel Selection → Morphologic Category → Carcinoma Panel → Breast Cancer Predictive → IHC Reporting.
Pathway Overview
11 steps
11 total
Choose appropriate panel based on differential
Initial classification by H&E
Determine primary site
Required biomarkers
Standardized reporting
Lynch and predictive
Predictive and diagnostic
Systematic approach
Confirm melanocytic origin
Subtype classification
Confirm and grade
ASCO/CAP IHC Guidelines and WHO Classification
Clinical Decision Support — Not a Substitute for Clinical Judgment
Individual patient factors may require deviation from these recommendations.
Known Limitations
Applicable Regions
AU: RCPA IHC recommendations
UK: RCPath IHC standards
US: ASCO/CAP biomarker guidelines
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The IHC Panel Selection by Tumor Type (ASCO/CAP) is a diagnostic clinical algorithm for Pathology. It provides a structured decision tree to guide clinical decision-making, based on ASCO/CAP IHC Guidelines and WHO Classification.
This algorithm is based on ASCO/CAP IHC Guidelines and WHO Classification (DOI: 10.1200/JCO.2016.68.6757).
Known limitations include: IHC interpretation requires clinical correlation; Panels are suggestions, not exhaustive; Sensitivity/specificity varies by antibody clone; Quality control essential; Molecular testing increasingly supplements IHC. Individual patient factors may require deviation from these recommendations.
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