Once you suspect SM, test for
KIT D816V¹

Additional testing is required for diagnosis and subtyping.

Access high-sensitivity KIT D816V testing

It is critical to use high-sensitivity KIT D816V assays,
as low-sensitivity assays may fail to detect the mutation.¹

Blueprint Medicines sponsors high-sensitivity (<1 %) KIT D816V testing
at no charge* for eligible patients.^†

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Please see important
details below:

While Blueprint provides financial support for this program, testing services are performed by an independent third party and Blueprint Medicines assumes no liability and provides no warranties for the testing services provided by independent third parties
This program is subject to eligibility criteria available at oncology.labcorp.com/blueprintsm
Healthcare professionals shall use independent medical judgment in determining whether patients meet the program criteria for participation
No identifiable patient data will be shared with Blueprint Medicines as part of this program
This program is available in the United States only
Healthcare professionals and patients who use this program have no obligation to recommend, purchase, order, prescribe, promote, administer, use, or support any Blueprint Medicines or Labcorp product or service
No payers, including government payers, are billed for this program

*Terms and conditions including eligibility criteria apply. The KIT D816V test will be provided at no cost to patients, healthcare providers, and payers through this program. Excludes office visit, sample collection for tests not associated with this program, and any other related costs to patients. Labcorp will not bill the eligible patient’s insurance for a KIT D816V test; however, Labcorp will bill selected payer(s) for other testing services ordered.
†Terms and conditions apply. Testing performed by Labcorp. While Blueprint Medicines provides financial support, Blueprint Medicines assumes no liability and provides no warranties for the testing services provided by independent third parties. See Labcorp website oncology.labcorp.com/blueprintsm for full program details and program eligibility.
SM=systemic mastocytosis.

High-sensitivity (<1%) KIT D816V testing is also available through independent laboratories

ARUP Laboratories

(Testing Code: 3002956)

Labcorp

(Commercial Testing Code: 485126;
Sponsored Testing Code: 485140)

Mayo Clinic Laboratories

(Testing Code: KITVS)

This list may not be comprehensive and is not a recommendation, referral, or endorsement of a specific laboratory or test. Blueprint Medicines Corporation makes no representations regarding the clinical or analytical validity, quality, testing, or services included. Blueprint Medicines is not responsible for the content of these websites and makes no guarantee about the accuracy of the information or the quality of services provided. This list is provided as a convenience only. Blueprint Medicines may update this list from time to time as it becomes aware of other commercial laboratories offering high-sensitivity KIT D816V testing.
The testing codes listed are current as of October 2022 and are subject to change. Test codes are individual administrative codes assigned by the individual lab. Providers should confirm with a lab prior to ordering a test. Lab selection and the need to order a high-sensitivity test is at the discretion of the ordering physician.

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Performing a high-sensitivity
KIT D816V
test can help confirm SM¹

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A thorough workup that may include a high-sensitivity KIT D816V assay is required for definitive diagnosis¹

KIT D816V testing is a critical part of the diagnostic workup

It is recommended by ECNM-AIM to screen for KIT D816V in patients with suspected SM as a first step.¹

A highly sensitive PCR-based method (eg, ASO-qPCR or ddPCR with <1% sensitivity via VAF) can be used to screen for the presence of KIT D816V in peripheral blood.¹

Patients who test positive for KIT D816V using high-sensitivity KIT testing have an increased likelihood of SM. Initiate further workup to assess if the patient meets WHO criteria for SM diagnosis (see below for full WHO criteria).^1-3

If KIT D816V test is negative and/or basal serum tryptase is <11.5 ng/mL in patients with high clinical suspicion of SM, bone marrow biopsy is critical to rule out SM.^1,4,5

World Health Organization (WHO) diagnostic criteria for SM

Diagnosis of SM requires the presence of 1 major criterion and at least 1 minor criterion, or at least 3 minor criteria³

Major criterion

Multifocal aggregates of ≥15 mast cells in bone marrow sections and/or other extracutaneous organ(s)

Minor criteria

1In biopsy sections of bone marrow or other extracutaneous organs, >25% of mast cells in the infiltrate are spindle-shaped or have atypical morphology; or >25% of all mast cells in bone marrow aspirate smears are immature or have atypical features
2Presence of activating point mutation at codon 816 of KIT in bone marrow, blood, or other extracutaneous organ
3Mast cells in bone marrow, blood, or other extracutaneous organs express CD25, with or without CD2, in addition to normal mast cell markers
4Serum total tryptase persistently >20 ng/mL (if patient has an associated myeloid neoplasm, this parameter is not valid)

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Once you suspect SM, test for KIT D816V1

Once you suspect SM, test for
KIT D816V¹