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Which tests will have multiple order codes based on specimen type differences?

As of June 1, 80% of these tests have been defined based on the new specimen type rules. All of the changes were made in Lab3 tests and therefore, through the test change process, you have already made the change. This process is scheduled to be completed by September 2010.

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