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Urinary Tract Infection Pathogens Panel with ABR

When to Use:

• Patients with symptoms of UTI (e.g., dysuria, urgency, frequency, suprapubic pain)
• Recurrent or complicated UTIs
• Pyelonephritis or febrile UTI
• Suspected multidrug-resistant organisms or treatment failures

Why Use It:

• Identifies over a dozen uropathogens with high sensitivity and specificity
• Includes resistance gene detection for targeted antibiotic selection
• Minimizes empiric therapy and reduces recurrence and resistance risk
• Especially beneficial in elderly, catheterized, immunocompromised, and long-term care patients

Wound Pathogens Panel with Extended ABR

When to Use:

• Non-healing, infected, or chronic wounds (e.g., diabetic foot ulcers, surgical wounds, pressure ulcers)
• Wounds with signs of infection (e.g., erythema, warmth, exudate, delayed healing)
• Suspected polymicrobial or multidrug-resistant wound infections

Why Use It:

• Detects polymicrobial infections with superior accuracy over culture
• Includes ABR profiling for informed antimicrobial stewardship
• Supports faster and more appropriate wound management
• Reduces time to intervention in complex or high-risk patients

Sexually Transmitted Infection Pathogens Panel

When to Use:

• Symptomatic individuals (e.g., discharge, pain, dysuria, lesions)
• Asymptomatic patients with known exposure or at high risk
• Prenatal screening, routine screening per CDC guidelines

Why Use It:

• Simultaneously detects CT, NG, TV, MG, and more with high sensitivity
• Reduces missed infections due to limited single-target tests
• Supports early treatment, transmission reduction, and partner notification
• Especially valuable for OB/GYN, primary care, and sexual health programs

Gastrointestinal Pathogens Panel

When to Use:

• Patients with acute or persistent diarrhea, abdominal pain, or GI inflammation
• Suspected bacterial, viral, or parasitic gastroenteritis
• Immunocompromised individuals, elderly, or pediatric populations

Why Use It:

• Identifies >20 pathogens in one test, including C. difficile, Salmonella, Norovirus
• Improves diagnostic yield when stool cultures are often negative
• Accelerates infection control and targeted treatment
• Reduces unnecessary antibiotic use in viral cases

Mini Respiratory Pathogens Panel

When to Use:

• Patients with upper respiratory tract symptoms (e.g., congestion, sore throat, mild cough)
• School-aged children, long-term care residents, or workplace outbreaks
• Mild cases not requiring broad pathogen screening

Why Use It:

• Detects key respiratory viruses quickly, including Flu A/B and RSV
• Enables timely isolation or return-to-work decisions
• Cost-effective option for non-severe or outpatient cases

Respiratory Pathogens Panel with ABR

When to Use:

• Patients with moderate to severe respiratory symptoms (e.g., fever, productive cough, shortness of breath)
• Hospitalized, immunocompromised, or high-risk populations
• Treatment-resistant or complex respiratory infections

Why Use It:

• Comprehensive detection of >20 respiratory pathogens plus resistance genes
• Differentiates viral vs bacterial etiologies, guiding appropriate therapy
• Reduces unnecessary antibiotics and hospitalization
• Critical for outbreak management and infection control