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Rapid ID Panels
Same-shift results: Gram-negative and Gram-positive ID in 2.5 hours
With our MicroScan Rapid ID panels, your laboratory can support proactive antimicrobial stewardship activities using your existing system.
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MicroScan Rapid ID panels provide definitive identifications for routine and clinically significant organisms in as little as 2.5 hours. Rapid ID coupled with your hospital antibiogram provides rapid empirical therapy guidance when needed.
- Automated processing by the MicoScan WalkAway plus microbiology system reduces technologist time
- Testing of pre-formed enzymes provides rapid, actionable, accurate identifications
- Selective use as an automated backup for non-reactive or unusual organisms enables greater flexibility
- Test inoculums prepared using the turbidity method meet your laboratory's needs
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Multi-Drug Resistant Bacteria (MDRO): A Treatment Forecast
Watch this webinar to learn how to improve patient outcomes by understanding the benefits and limitations of currently available MDRO treatment options, emerging Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria solutions and updated susceptibility testing strategies.
The Pathway to Prescription: MicroScan Gram-negative and Gram-positive Panels
Learn more about MicroScan’s enhanced testing menu for accurate bacterial identification and susceptibility testing.
Conventional Panels
Traditional microdilution ID/AST has the fewest limitations of any automated system.
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ESβL plus Panels
Confirmation and susceptibility testing for ESβL-producing organisms uses CLSI-recommended dilutions.
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Specialty ID Panels
4-hour ID provides results for routine yeast species, fastidious Gram-negative rods and anaerobic bacteria.
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