Rapid FOB test
alcoholstoolfecal

rapid FOB test
rapid FOB test
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Characteristics

Applications
FOB
Tested parameter
alcohol
Sample type
stool, fecal
Analysis mode
turbidimetric

Description

Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency (EPI) is defined by a deficiency of exocrine pancreatic enzymes resulting in an inability to maintain normal digestion. EPI is one of the major complications of chronic pancreatitis that has alcohol as the main etiological cause. Human Elastase is synthetized by the acinar cells of the pancreas along with the other proteolytic enzymes, and under normal conditions. An advantage of fecal elastase 1 as a diagnostic marker is its low variability within an individual from day to day, indicating that its measurement in fecal samples is valid diagnostically. Vitassay Pancreatic Elastase–Turbidimetric Assay- is a quantitative turbidimetric assay for the detection of human Pancreatic Elastase E1 in human solid stool samples. Vitassay Pancreatic Elastase Turbidimetric Assay is based on antigen-antibody agglutination reactions between the antigen contained in the sample and the antibodies anti-antigen coated on polystyrene latex particles. For professional in vitro diagnostic use only. Professional trained in turbidimetric techniques. INTENDED USE Vitassay Pancreatic Elastase–Turbidimetric Assay- is a rapid Turbidimetric assay for the quantitative detection of Pancreatic Elastase E1 in human stool samples. Simple, non-invasive, and highly sensitivity assay for the presumptive diagnosis of Pancreatic Elastase E1 in stool samples. This product is optimized for several automated analyzer. Test results should be exclusively be used to evaluate exocrine pancreatic function in stool samples.

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