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Medical Diagnostic Devices for H. Pylori-rapid test-HUBT20a

Brand Name Headway
Place of Origin China
Model Number HUBT20a

Product Features

Medical Diagnostic Devices for H. Pylori-rapid test-HUBT20a

User-friendly design, automatic result printing; Intelligent ARM chip control system Be compatible with hospitalaas lis system

 

Medical Diagnostic Devices for H. Pylori-rapid test-HUBT20a

Model HCBT-20a is designed for a simple and accurate 14C-Urea Breath Test for the in vitro diagnosis of Helicobacter pylori infection.

 

Helicobacter Pylori (H. Pylori) is the primary cause of gastritis and peptic ulcer disease and has been linked to the onset of gastric cancer in some individuals. The need for a simple, non-invasive and accurate diagnostic technology for the detection of H. Pylori infection was met by the development of urea breath test, which allows infection status to be evaluated without the need for costly and invasive endoscopies.

 

Medical Diagnostic Devices for H. Pylori-rapid test-HUBT20a offers advantages as below:

Accurate: Sensitivity 95%, specificity 95%-100%.

Comfortable: Non-invasive, no endoscopic tube insertion, well tolerated by patients.

Convenient: Near-patient testing, analysis made on site, minimal inconvenience for patients.

Simple: Easy operation, no special handling required.

Swift: The entire test is finished in 30 minutes, test result available on site.

 

Product Highlights of H. Pylori-rapid test-HUBT20a :

High efficiency: Fast operation, 2-3 minutes for one set of samples, 12 channels, automatic batch testing

Simple: One-touch operation, automatic control system

Accurate: Good repeatability, standard error≤0.3‰

 

Specifications of H.Pylori infection Diagnosis HCBT-01a :
User-friendly design, automatic result printing;

Intelligent ARM chip control system

Be compatible with hospitals lis system, data saved & shared

Powerful picture function &Doc workstation.

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