Discover the PATHOGENIC SYSTEM 20 test, an innovative diagnostic system designed for the research and presumptive identification of pathogenic microorganisms and dermatophytes. This tool is essential for clinical laboratories and research centers, offering fast and reliable results from a variety of clinical samples, including pharyngeal, skin, ear, ophthalmic swabs, sputum, exudate, and wounds.

Features of the PATHOGENIC SYSTEM

• 18 wells containing dried biochemical substrates for a complete analysis.


• Easy inoculation directly with the clinical sample suspension.


• Incubation at 36 ± 1 °C for a period of 18-24 hours (up to 72 hours for dermatophytes).


• Interpretation of results based on the color change of the wells.


• Immunological and microscopic confirmatory tests for an accurate diagnosis.

Advantages of using the PATHOGENIC SYSTEM

By using the PATHOGENIC SYSTEM, healthcare professionals can benefit from:

• Speed of analysis: results obtained in a short time, improving patient management.


• Reliability: validated tests to ensure precise and timely diagnoses.


• Versatility: suitable for a wide range of clinical samples, making it an indispensable laboratory tool.

Clinical Applications

The PATHOGENIC SYSTEM is ideal for:

• Diagnosis of bacterial and fungal infections.


• Monitoring patients with skin conditions.


• Research of microorganisms in clinical samples for epidemiological studies.

Instructions for use

To obtain the best results, follow these simple instructions:

1. Prepare the clinical sample and inoculate it into the system wells.


2. Incubate at 36 ± 1 °C for the recommended time.


3. Observe the color change and perform confirmatory tests if necessary.

Conclusion

Choose the PATHOGENIC SYSTEM 20 test for effective and precise analysis of pathogenic microorganisms. With its ease of use and fast results, it is an ideal solution for healthcare professionals and clinical laboratories. Leave nothing to chance in the diagnosis of infections, rely on a proven and high-quality system.