Multiple Choice
A phenotype workup is performed on a suspected ALL patient.The results come back indeterminate based on evaluation of all common ALL antigens.What is the most likely reason for this occurrence?
A) The instrument performing the phenotype is malfunctioning.
B) An incorrect patient was drawn.
C) There is a problem in the interpretation of the data.
D) The patient is suffering an acute bilineage leukemia.
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