Reproductive Health
Respiratory Disease
Enterovirus
Bloodborne Infectious Diseases
MonkeyPox
Fully Automatic Instrument
Overview
Enterovirus RNA Detection
Name
AmpSure®Enterovirus 71 Assay (RNA-SAT )
AmpSure®Enterovirus Assay (RNA-SAT)
AmpSure®Coxsackievirus A16 Assay (RNA SAT)
Feature：Non-Invasive Sampling | Early Diagnosis | Treatment Efficacy Assessment
Detection targetEnterovirus 71 Virus, Enterovirus Virus, Coxsackievirus A16 Virus
Specimens RequirementsOropharyngeal Swab, Feces
Compatible InstrumentsAutoSAT, ABI Prism 7300, ABI Prism 7500, etc
Specifications20 tests |100 tests
Storage and Shelf LifeReagent A:2~30℃
Reagent B: -15~35℃
Shelf life:: 12 months
Protect the Detection Reagent from light during storage and avoid repeated freezing and thawing
CertificatesCE, FSC
Disease Damage
Infectious Diseases Mostly Occurring in Infants and Young Children
Hand, foot and mouth disease is an
infectious disease caused by Enterovirus viruses, mostly in infants and young
children, with a high epidemic period and a high mortality rate during certain
season. It can cause herpes on hands, feet, and mouth.
The disease can cause herpes on the hands,
feet, and mouth, and some patient may have complications such as myocarditis,
pulmonary edema, and aseptic meningoencephalitis.
There are more than 20 types of
enteroviruses (types) that cause HFMD, coxsackievirus group A 16, 4, 5, 9 and
10, group B2 and 5, and enterovirus 71 are the more common pathogens of HFMD.
Coxsackievirus type A16 (CoxA16) and enterovirus 71 (EV71) are the most common pathogens.
Advantages
High Accuracy
Study shows that accuracy of the test is as high as 99.6%
Fast
Only need 2 hours, enable early diagnosis and treatment
High Sensitivity
15-30 minutes to amplify the template by 10^9
Clinical Application
Early Diagnosis of Patients with Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease
Screening for HFMD infection in patients with suspected symptoms
Assist clinical diagnosis of enterovirus infection
