Comprehensive Immunodeficiency
What Is It?
This test is designed to evaluate how well a patient’s immune system is functioning. It measures key components such as immunoglobulin levels (antibodies), lymphocyte subsets (T cells, B cells, NK cells), and complement activity, which together play a critical role in fighting infections and maintaining immune balance.
Why It Matters
Providers use this panel to help identify primary or secondary immunodeficiencies, which may explain recurrent infections, poor response to vaccines, autoimmune conditions, or other immune-related concerns. By giving a complete picture of immune health, the Comprehensive Immunodeficiency Panel supports accurate diagnosis and informed treatment decisions.