Reproductive Health
Respiratory Disease
Enterovirus
Bloodborne Infectious Diseases
MonkeyPox
Fully Automatic Instrument
Overview
Reproductive Tract Pathogen
Simultaneous Amplification and Testing (SAT)
Simultaneous Amplification and Testing (SAT)
Name
AmpSure®Chlamydia Trachomatis (CT) RNA Assay
AmpSure®Ureaplasma Urealyticum (UU) RNA Assay
AmpSure®Neisseria Gonorrhoeae (NG) RNA Assay
AmpSure®Mycoplasma Genitalium (MG) RNA Assay
AmpSure® Group B streptococcus RNA Assay
Feature：Urine Specimen | Easy to Collect | Early Diagnosis | Assess Treatment Efficacy
Detection targetCT, NG, UU, MG RNA
Specimens RequirementsUrine Specimens, Swab Specimens
Compatible InstrumentsAutoSAT, ABI7300/ABI7500, LightCycler® 480, Tianlong TL988, 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
After
the reproductive tract pathogen invades the human body, it will cause the inflammation
of the genitourinary tract such as cervicitis, pelvic inflammatory disease,
prostatitis and epididymitis.
And
if the genital tract is infected, it will lead to many serious consequences,
such as infertility, miscarriage, premature birth, premature rupture of
membranes, etc. It can also cause pneumonia and conjunctivitis and other
respiratory and urinary system diseases in newborns through mother-to-child
transmission.
Advantages
Various Sample Types Early Diagnosis Assessment of Treat Efficacy
Urine Specimens, Non-Invasive Testing
It can not only test swab specimens, but also urine specimens, increase the efficiency of sample collection, ease patients’ sufferings
High Sensitivity, High Specificity
Higher sensitivity and specificity when comparing with culture, immunology techniques, microscopy and other traditional methodologies, enable to avoid false negative results and misdiagnosis
Follow-up and Assessment of Treatment Efficacy
RNA can reflect if the pathogens are live or dead, and it will rapidly degrade after the death of pathogen, which indicates the treatment outcomes and reduces unnecessary drug treatment
Clinical Application
Inflammation of the urogenital tract: urinary and reproductive system infections in men and women
Infertility: female infertility, male infertility, recurrent spontaneous abortion, etc.
Assisted reproduction: infection screening before IVF treatment
Testing before abortion: avoid reproductive tract pathogen infection after abortion, resulting in fallopian tube obstruction
Prenatal screening: infection detection during pregnancy to prevent premature birth, miscarriage, premature rupture of membranes, etc.
Infection in newborns: respiratory and urinary system diseases in newborns through mother-to-child transmission.
Infection in children: genitourinary system infection in children
