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Conventional Panels
Antimicrobial resistance detection to combat MDROs
As the foundation of MicroScan ID/AST products, conventional panels deliver gold-standard1 accuracy with the fewest clinically significant reporting limitations of leading automated systems. This reduces the need for repeat testing, providing timely results without reliance on historical data.
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Accurately Detect Antibiotic Resistance with 10 New MicroScan Panels
As the prevalence of multidrug-resistant organisms (MDROs) continues to increase, the value of accurate MIC testing has become more important than ever. Ten new MicroScan panels using direct, gold-standard1 MICs provide confidence in results while optimizing efficiency.
- Reduce off-line Gram-negative testing and improve laboratory workflow for multidrug-resistant organisms with new antibiotics and automated read capabilities
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- Test three new antibiotics: ceftazidime/avibactam, ceftolozane/tazobactam and minocycline
- Report Acinetobacter spp., a significant multidrug-resistant organism, through a newly formulated version of the antibiotic imipenem
- Simplify workflow with the automatic read capabilities of the Detect Neg MIC 2‡ panel
- Provide accurate Gram-positive results to treat patients faster, with time to results improved by four to eight hours for reporting enterococcal species with an enhanced vancomycin formulation (applies to the three new Gram-positive panels, as well as these current panels: Pos MIC 34, Pos Combo 43 and Pos Combo 44)
Brochure 10 New MicroScan Panels. 10 More Ways to Fight Antibiotic Resistance.
The newest group of MicroScan conventional panels can help your laboratory improve workflow for multidrug-resistant organisms with new antibiotics and automated capabilities. Find out more about these panels’ new and improved features, and see over 240 Gram-positive and Gram-negative panel configurations for 50 antimicrobial reagents.
DownloadDirect MIC Testing to Support Your Laboratory’s Antimicrobial Stewardship
The MicroScan portfolio of ID/AST panels supports unique institutional and geographic needs with a broad menu of antibiotic configurations and choice of inoculum preparation methods. With continued emergence of antimicrobial resistance, our direct MIC testing methodology provides confidence for detecting subtle changes in susceptibility results.
- Support a variety of formulary needs with current antimicrobials and dilutions
- Test both ID and AST in a single combo panel to optimize workflow
- Select MIC-only panel formats to complement MALDI-TOF ID* testing protocols
- Use ID-only panels for targeted testing needs
- Use either Prompt† or turbidity inoculation method for workflow flexibility
- Rely on visual confirmation of biochemical and susceptibility results for added confidence in unusual results
- Get integrated ESβL confirmation on most Gram-negative panels
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Multicenter Evaluations of Antibiotic MIC Results
Using MicroScan Panels
Managing multidrug-resistant species and changing FDA antibiotic testing requirements? You can put your trust in the proven performance of MicroScan panels. A series of multicenter studies showed good correlation of MicroScan and CLSI reference panels. Find out more by reviewing the results of the studies below.
The Accuracy of MicroScan Panels in Ceftazidime/Avibactam MIC Testing
Discover the accuracy of MicroScan panels in testing the new antibiotic ceftazidime/avibactam, used to treat multidrug-resistant Gram-negative infections.
Evaluation of Ceftolozane/Tazobactam MIC Testing Using MicroScan Panels
Learn about the reliable performance of MicroScan panels in testing new drug ceftolozane/tazobactam for multidrug-resistant Gram-negative infections.
Multicenter Microbiology Studies Collection
Discover a Full Portfolio of Highly Accurate Microbiology Solutions
Antibiotic resistance calls for robust and accurate microbiology solutions. Equip your laboratory with the precision and flexibility you need to detect and combat this emerging threat. Find out how MicroScan microbiology solutions can help.
Flexibility and Reliability: MicroScan Gram-negative and Gram-positive Panels
Learn more about MicroScan’s enhanced testing menu for accurate bacterial identification and susceptibility testing.
Accuracy Matters: Delivering Better Patient Care
See how to produce automated ID/AST results without sacrificing accuracy.
MicroScan Panel Guide
Determine which MicroScan panels are optimal for your laboratory. The guide's simple two-step process provides you with information in a printable format to make the panel selection process quick and easy.
Biotype Lookup Program
The Biotype Lookup Program allows you to generate biotype information supported by LabPro Information Manager and Data Management System. It accesses an expanded identification database designed to assist with the identification of organisms whose atypical biochemical tests cause their assigned frequency cutoff points to be exceeded. The program supports all current MicroScan identification databases. To begin your search, select a panel classification, identification level and identification database, then enter the biotype number to obtain the requested information.
ESβL plus Panels
Confirmation and susceptibility testing for ESβL-producing organisms uses CLSI-recommended dilutions.
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1Kalorama United States Market for In Vitro Diagnostic Tests, 2017, pg. 878.
*MALDI Biotyper is the property of Bruker Daltonik GmbH.
†Prompt is a registered trademark of 3M.
‡Available under special contract; contact your Beckman Coulter sales representative for additional information.
*MALDI Biotyper is the property of Bruker Daltonik GmbH.
†Prompt is a registered trademark of 3M.
‡Available under special contract; contact your Beckman Coulter sales representative for additional information.
