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MICroSTREP plus Panels
Comprehensive MIC testing detects emerging resistance
MIC testing for all Streptococcus spp. using CLSI microdilution supplementation and incubation standards.
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Healthcare professionals are faced with a variety of significant fastidious pathogens where resistance to an extensive number of antibiotics is rapidly on the rise. This can lead to complications, ranging from pediatric ear infections to life-threatening conditions, such as meningitis or sepsis. For appropriate antimicrobial therapy, accurate minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC) testing should be assessed for all significant isolates.
MICroSTREP plus:
- Provides comprehensive coverage of all streptococcal species including S. pneumoniae, beta and viridans streptococci
- Supports testing of Haemophilus* spp. (outside the U.S.)
- Tests inoculums prepared using the turbidity method to meet your laboratory's needs
- Enables select from two panel configurations, ensuring appropriate formulary coverage
- Allows users to automate processing on a MicroScan WalkAway plus system or interpret panel growth manually
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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.
Learn more*No automated read for Haemophilus.
