CD2 (Pan T Cell Marker)

Measures CD2 on T lymphocytes to assess T‑cell levels and help detect immune disorders and blood cancers in Visit Clinic.
What is a CD2 (Pan T Cell Marker) Test in Visit Clinic?
The CD2 (Pan T Cell Marker) test measures the CD2 protein on the surface of T lymphocytes. CD2 helps T cells stick to other cells and begin immune responses. Measuring CD2 tells doctors about the number and types of T cells present. It helps detect immune problems, such as primary immunodeficiencies, and blood cancers like T‑cell leukemia or lymphoma. Doctors also use it to monitor recovery after bone marrow transplant and to follow patients on immunosuppressive drugs. Results are usually reported alongside other T‑cell markers to give a complete picture of immune health. The test is done using a blood sample and analyzed by flow cytometry.
CD2 (Pan T Cell Marker) Test Preparation in Visit Clinic
No special preparation is required.
CD2 (Pan T Cell Marker) Test Parameters in Visit Clinic
The CD2 (Pan T Cell Marker) test evaluates various parameters. Here are the main parameters checked:
Why Take a CD2 (Pan T Cell Marker) Test in Visit Clinic?
CD2 (Pan T Cell Marker) is commonly included in lymphocyte subset or flow cytometry panels used to evaluate immune status. Doctors may order it for unexplained infections, persistent low or high lymphocyte counts, or when T‑cell leukemia or lymphoma is suspected. Abnormal results can reflect infections, inherited immune defects, cancers, or effects of medications such as steroids and immunosuppressants. A family history of primary immunodeficiency may prompt earlier or repeated testing.
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