Rapid norovirus test Vivalytic
for infectious diseasesstool

rapid norovirus test
rapid norovirus test
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Characteristics

Applications
for infectious diseases
Micro-organism
norovirus
Sample type
stool
Result display time

60 min

Description

Noroviruses, often referred to as winter-vomiting disease or stomach flu, are notorious for their rapid spread among human populations, particularly during the winter season. They are highly contagious and account for the majority of gastrointestinal infections. On the other hand, Rotaviruses are responsible for severe diarrheal illness, primarily affecting infants and young children. Transmission of these pathogens commonly occurs within healthcare institutions, including patient-to-patient contact, contaminated hands of healthcare workers, or through environmental contamination. The Vivalytic Norovirus Panel, specifically engineered to detect the presence of Norovirus (genogroup I/II) in various clinical specimens to facilitate streamlined healthcare practices. By empowering healthcare providers with advanced capabilities, this diagnostic tool enhances their ability to combat Norovirus infections and implement necessary preventive measures in various settings, including hospitals, long-term care facilities, and schools. Key Benefits: - Quick turnaround time of less than 60 minutes, beneficial for both the patient and for the containment of Norovirus - Convenient 4 step process from sample entry to results. Suitable for use in laboratory and non-laboratory settings - Detection from liquid or soft human stool specimens

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MEDICA 2024
MEDICA 2024

11-14 Nov 2024 Düsseldorf (Germany) Hall 3 - Stand A08

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