10. Minimum formalin fixation time for consistent estrogen receptor immunohistochemical staining of invasive breast carcinoma. Goldstein NS, Ferkowicz M, Odish E, Mani A, Hastah F Am J Clin Pathol. 2003 Jul;120(1):86-92 “ The minimum formalin fixation time for reliable immunohistochemical ER results is 6 to 8 hours in our laboratory, regardless of the type or size of specimen (core biopsy or resection)”. IHC – Most common pitfalls
11. IHC – Most common pitfalls 13 hours versus 79 hours in 10% NBF (the week-end dilemma…..) 101 breast carcinomas: 99 % Concordance between short fixation and long fixation for ER (SP1) 95 % Concordance between short fixation and long fixation for PR (1E2) 98 % Concordance between short fixation and long fixation for HER2 (A0485)
12. IHC – Most common pitfalls PR (5-10%) PR (30%) SF score 3 PF score 6
13. IHC – Most common pitfalls Breast carcinomas, HER-2 PATHWAY, rmAb 4B5 (CC1 Mild, Ab inc. 20 min. 36 °C, UltraView DAB) + + + + Tumour 4 + + + + Tumour 5 + + + + Tumour 2 3+ + + + + Tumour 3 + + + + Tumour 6 3+ + + + + Tumour 7 + + + + Tumour 8 + + + + Tumour 9 + + + + Tumour 1 168 h. NBF 48 h. NBF 24 h. NBF 4 h. NBF Internal IHC validation
14. IHC – Most common pitfalls 4 h 48 h 24 h 168 h Breast carcinoma 3+, HER-2 PATHWAY, rmAb 4B5
15. IHC – Most common pitfalls 4 h 48 h 24 h 168 h Breast carcinoma 1+, HER-2 PATHWAY, rmAb 4B5
25. 60 °C 1h. HER-2: 3+ 80 °C 16h. HER-2: 1+ IHC – Most common pitfalls
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28. Pre-treatment / Epitope retrieval: Defined as an unmasking method for ”re-storing” blocked antigens in formaldehyde fixed tissue The key to an optimal IHC reaction… IHC – Most common pitfalls
29. Optimized temperature-time-pH-buffer system ‘ Heating condition’ = temperature × time: 121 º C/1 min 100 º C/20 min 95 º C/40 min 60 º C/24 h. H eat I nduced E pitope R etrieval Device: Water bath MWO Pressure cooker Pressure cooker & MWO Autoclave Steam Considerations: Efficiency Standardization Tissue damage Performance IHC – Most common pitfalls
30. Domestic Prestige Polar Patent Pascal Milestone Ref. A.J. Balaton et al. Appl. Immunohistochem. 4(4):259-263,1996 MWO Pressure cooker 10 20 IHC – Most common pitfalls
31. Minimum formalin fixation time for consistent estrogen receptor immunohistochemical staining of invasive breast carcinoma. Goldstein NS, Ferkowicz M, Odish E, Mani A, Hastah F Am J Clin Pathol. 2003 Jul;120(1):86-92 IHC – Most common pitfalls
32. HIER CC1 stand. 60 min. IHC – Most common pitfalls Ton 168h 10 % NBF HIER CC1 short 8 min. Ton 24h 10 % NBF Ton 6h 10 % NBF CD23 rmAb SP23
41. IHC completed – wash, mounted IHC completed – dried before mounted IHC – Most common pitfalls Ki67 mAb clone MIB1 – HIER CC1 standard BenchMark Ultra
42. IHC completed – wash, mounted IHC completed – dried before mounted IHC – Most common pitfalls CD79a rmAb clone SP18 – HIER CC1 standard BenchMark Ultra
43. IHC – Most common pitfalls Laminin polyclonal Z0097 HIER ER 2 / TE Proteolysis Pepsin / P1
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47. Tonsil PLAP antibody Clone PL8-F6 - Internal validation and protocol set-up IHC – Most common pitfalls
48. Tonsil Prod. PLAP antibody Clone PL8-F6 - Internal validation and protocol set-up IHC – Most common pitfalls
49. MB Ab test 1 clone PL8-F6 1:50 Recommendation 1:50 Own optim. + HIER IHC – Most common pitfalls Placenta Seminoma
50. 1:25 / 100 (mo/po) 1:100 / 400 1:400 / 2000 A None None None B Enzyme 1, 8 min Enzyme 1, 8 min Enzyme 1, 8 min C HIER ER 2 pH 9.0 HIER ER 2 pH 9.0 HIER ER 2 pH 9.0 D HIER ER 1 pH 6.0 HIER ER 1 pH 6.0 HIER ER 1 pH 6.0 (E) ER 1 + Enzyme 1, 4 min ER 1 + Enzyme 1, 4 min ER 1 + Enzyme 1, 4 min (F) Enzyme 1, 4 min + ER 1 Enzyme 1, 4 min + ER 1 Enzyme 1, 4 min + ER 1 Same detection system - sensitive, specific, universal (Refine) Only variable in the laboratory is then the pre-treatment ! Test specimens with different levels of the antigen (none, low, medium, high) Optimally compare more clones before implementation IHC – Most common pitfalls
51. Ton 4h Ton 24h Ton 72h Ton 168h Colon Liver Kidney Pancreas Placenta Lung Prostate Breast Skin Brain MB Ab test 1 IHC – Most common pitfalls Tongue Ton 24h + decalc.
52. Tumor 1 Tumor 2 Tumor 3 Tumor 4 Tumor 5 Tumor 6 Tumor 7 Tumor 8 Tumor 9 Tumor 10 Tumor 11 Tumor 11 Tumor 12 Tumor 13 MB Ab test 2 IHC – Most common pitfalls
53. MLH1 clone ES05, 1:20 (Ref.) MLH1 clone EPR3894, 1:250 IHC – Most common pitfalls MLH1 test – Tonsil fixed 4 h NBF
54. MLH1 clone ES05, 1:20 (Ref.) MLH1 clone EPR3894, 1:250 IHC – Most common pitfalls MLH1 test – Colon ad. carc. 1, MLH1 negative – DNA mutation (PCR)
55. CD138 clone MI15, 1:100 TE CD138 clone 5F7, 1:50 TE IHC – Most common pitfalls CD138 test – Tonsil fixed 24 h NBF
56. CD138 clone MI15, 1:100 TE CD138 clone 5F7, 1:50 TE IHC – Most common pitfalls CD138 test – Plasma cytoma fixed 24 h NBF
57. Ref: rmAb EPR2764Y CM 1:25 32M/CC1S/UV+AMP rmAb SP54 1:100 16M/CC1M/UV IHC – Most common pitfalls CDX2 test
58. Ref: rmAb EPR2764Y CM 1:25 32M/CC1S/UV+AMP rmAb SP54 1:100 16M/CC1M/UV IHC – Most common pitfalls CDX2 test
59. Ref: rmAb EPR2764Y CM 1:25 32M/CC1S/UV+AMP rmAb SP54 1:100 16M/CC1M/UV IHC – Most common pitfalls CDX2 test
60. Ref: rmAb EPR2764Y CM 1:25 32M/CC1S/UV+AMP rmAb SP54 1:100 16M/CC1M/UV IHC – Most common pitfalls CDX2 test
61. Ref: rmAb EPR2764Y CM 1:25 32M/CC1S/UV+AMP rmAb SP54 1:100 16M/CC1M/UV IHC – Most common pitfalls CDX2 test
67. 1:100, PC TE pH 9, EnV+, AS+ 1:100, CC1 pH 8.5, Ul.W., Ultra IHC – Most common pitfalls SF-1 test – mAb clone N1665 R&D systems
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73. Indirect method: 2-step polymer method EnVision+, Env. Flex UltraView UltraVision-one IHC – Most common pitfalls
76. PAX5 SP34 RTU – 32 min in primary, HIER CC1 standard : 3-step Multimer system (UltraView + Amplification) Tonsil & Hodgkin 2-step Multimer system (UltraView) IHC – Most common pitfalls