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Diagnosing Common Infections at Point of Care

Respiratory infections are among the most common reasons patients seek outpatient care. Gastrointestinal infections are also seen in outpatient settings year-round. Joint infections may be less common, but they are challenging and complex to diagnose.

Overcome Diagnostic Challenges

Many pathogens can cause typical respiratory symptoms, such as congestion, coughing, and fever. Gastrointestinal infections can also be caused by a wide range of pathogens, including bacteria, viruses, and parasites, which can cause indistinguishable symptoms. Joint infections, which can involve either native or prosthetic joints, are medical emergencies that can lead to functional joint impairment, long-lasting disability, and may even be life-threatening. For all of these conditions, clinicians need fast, reliable diagnostics to make timely, targeted treatment decisions.

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COVID-19 Pathogens

COVID-19

Because every COVID-19 patient comes with a unique profile and experiences the disease differently, patient management means asking the right questions, finding the right answers and providing appropriate care the entire length of the patient pathway.

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Respiratory Tract Infections

When a patient is suffering from respiratory symptoms, it’s impossible to know what’s causing the illness without diagnostic results. Our respiratory solutions provide fast, comprehensive, and accurate answers for optimized patient care and to fight AMR.

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