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Enteric Solutions

Infectious diarrhea caused by enteric pathogens is a global issue

Worldwide, almost 1 in 10 people become ill each year from foodborne disease. This equates to 33 million healthy life years lost. Out of 550 million diarrheal diseases resulting from foodborne illnesses, 220 million are in children under 5 years old. Tragically, fatalities among that patient population number 96,000 per year.1 Conventional detection methods for enteric pathogens are complex and time-consuming. Results can take several days, creating laboratory burden and greatly complicating patient management.

Explore the BD MAX™ Enteric Solutions Portfolio

The BD MAX™ Enteric Solutions portfolio addresses complex patient needs through unique, versatile assay design. A targeted panel approach allows for test selection based on clinical presentation. Materials and labor for the stool bench are greatly reduced, and results are available in hours instead of days.2 Increased diagnostic accuracy and timely results, compared to traditional methods, enable prompt clinical decisions.3 Learn More>>

BD MAX™ Enteric Bacterial Panel

Detects over 90% of bacterial organisms causing infectious gastroenteritis.4 Learn More>>

BD MAX™ Extended Enteric Bacterial Panel

Extends testing coverage to lower-prevalence bacterial pathogens.5 Learn More>>

BD MAX™ Enteric Parasite Panel

Detects 3 commonly isolated and highly pathogenic parasites that cause gastroenteritis.6 Learn More>>

BD MAX™ Enteric Viral Panel

Broad coverage of key viral pathogens – Norovirus, Rotavirus, Adenovirus (40/41), Sapovirus and Human Astrovirus. Learn More>>


References

  1. WHO, 2015. http://www.who.int/foodsafety/areas_work/foodborne-diseases/infographics_global_en.pdf
  2. Mortensen et al. Comparison of time-motion analysis of conventional stool culture and the BD MAX™ Enteric Bacterial Panel. BMC Clinical Pathology (2015); 15:9
  3. Thomas et al. Molecular detection of enteric pathogens: Clinical and economic impact; HHE2014.
  4. MMWR, CDC, April 19, 2013, Vol 62:15
  5. Extended Enteric Bacterial Panel Package Insert. BD. 2017
  6. Enteric Parasite Panel Package Insert. BD. 2016

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