SensiQuattro Gram-negative is an advanced diagnostic system designed for determining the Minimum Inhibitory Concentration (MIC) of gram-negative bacteria through the broth microdilution method. This tool is essential for microbiology laboratories that want to obtain reliable and rapid results in the assessment of antibiotic susceptibility.

Product features

The SensiQuattro Gram-negative system consists of 40 wells, each containing 9 dried antibiotics at four different concentrations, plus 1 antibiotic at three doubling serial concentrations. This configuration allows a thorough evaluation of the bacteria's response to antimicrobial agents.

Advantages of using SensiQuattro Gram-negative

• Reliability: The results obtained comply with the interpretive criteria defined by EUCAST (European Committee on Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing) and CLSI (Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute).


• Versatility: Suitable for a wide range of gram-negative bacteria, the system is ideal for clinical and research laboratories.


• Ease of use: The broth microdilution methodology is simple and allows results to be obtained in a short time.


• Scientific support: Designed in accordance with international guidelines, it ensures high-quality results for infection management.

Clinical applications

SensiQuattro Gram-negative is particularly useful for:

• Diagnosis and treatment of severe bacterial infections.


• Monitoring antibiotic resistance in isolated bacterial strains.


• Support in choosing the most appropriate antibiotic therapy.

Instructions for use

To use SensiQuattro Gram-negative, follow the instructions provided in the product manual. It is important to ensure that storage conditions and sample preparation methods are respected to guarantee optimal results.

Conclusion

In summary, SensiQuattro Gram-negative represents an innovative and reliable solution for determining antibiotic susceptibility in gram-negative bacteria. Investing in this system means improving the quality of microbiological service and contributing to more effective infection management.