What is the ICD-10 code associated with this patient?*
D59.39 Other
Has TTP been ruled out by testing an ADAMTS13 activity?*
Yes, ADAMTS13 activity is > 10% No, ADAMTS13 activity result is pending ADAMTS13 activity test not ordered
ADAMTS13 Activity*
Has the patient been tested for aHUS genetics previously?*
Yes No
Has the patient received a bone marrow transplant?*
Yes No
Does the ordering physician acknowledge that some de-identified patient and de-identified physician information will be shared with the program sponsor?*
Yes No
Does the ordering physician agree to be surveyed on their use of the program?*
Yes No
What is the ordering physician's preferred method of receiving the results?*
Email Fax Phone
How did you hear about this program?*
Email Colleague Web Search Alexion Rep Other
Do you commit not to bill third parties for this testing?*
Yes No
Quality Assurance: Can Machaon check in with you after you receive the result to ensure everything went smoothly?*
Yes No
Would you like to be contacted to schedule a clinical consultation as part of this patient enrollment?*
Yes No
Is the ordering physician's primary practice in one of these states?*
California Texas New York Florida No
When do you typically assess your aHUS patient’s long-term prognosis?*
At diagnosis At treatment start At 3 months of treatment At 6 months of treatment When considering treatment change or discontinuation after more than 6 months Other
If you are not using genetic testing or using it in less than 50% of aHUS cases, why have you not used it more?*
I never had positive genetic testing results for an aHUS patient Genetic testing results are often inconclusive or difficult to interpret in my opinion Genetic testing results typically do not change my treatment decisions Patients not consenting Risk with insurance/payers denying treatment Other
Are you typically using genetic consultation services provided by the laboratory when requesting genetic testing, either before or after the test?*
Never Sometimes Often Always