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Mindray FA-N Series enables rapid bloodstream infection diagnosis

The FA-N Series will help in timely detection of bloodstream infections, focusing on contributing factors like antimicrobial use, slow-growing bacteria, & improper blood collection which impacts diagnosis & detection.

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Mindray FA-N Series enables rapid bloodstream infection diagnosis

Bloodstream infection is a life-threatening systemic infection. Timely and accurate identification of bloodstream infection pathogens and susceptibility testing are crucial for optimizing antimicrobial therapy, improving cure rates, and enhancing patient outcomes. Blood culture is the gold standard for diagnosing bloodstream infections. The use of antimicrobial agents, the omission of fastidious and slow-growing bacteria, non-standard blood collection volumes, improper timing of blood collection, and delayed of entry are factors that affect the positivity rate and time to detection (TTD), causing significant challenges for clinical microbiologists.

Interference from antimicrobial agents

Mindray FA-N Series enables rapid bloodstream infection diagnosis
  • A brand-new generation of blood culture bottles

    Mindray FA-N Series enables rapid bloodstream infection diagnosis
Missed detection of slow-growing bacteria

Mindray FA-N Series enables rapid bloodstream infection diagnosis
  • Slow growth solution

    Mindray FA-N Series enables rapid bloodstream infection diagnosis

Management process is complex and cumbersome

Mindray FA-N Series enables rapid bloodstream infection diagnosis
  • Comprehensive solution for process management

    Mindray FA-N Series enables rapid bloodstream infection diagnosis

Mindray's independently developed new-generation automatic microbial culture system drives innovation in reagents, algorithms, and software. This advanced system enables rapid detection of positive results in a short timeframe, facilitating the swift diagnosis of bloodstream infections while optimizing workflow in clinical microbiology labs.

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