Adenovirus Resp. Rapid Antigen Test

Adenoviruses are most commonly known for causing respiratory diseases, but depending on the infecting serotype, they can also lead to other conditions such as gastroenteritis, conjunctivitis, cystitis, and skin rashes. Respiratory diseases caused by adenovirus infection can range from common cold-like symptoms to more severe conditions such as pneumonia, croup, and bronchitis. Individuals with weakened immune systems are particularly vulnerable to more serious complications of adenovirus infection. Adenovirus is transmitted through direct contact, fecal-oral transmission, and sometimes via contaminated water sources.

Adenoviruses, especially in young children, the elderly, and immunocompromised individuals, can lead to significant health issues. Thus, rapid detection of adenovirus infection is critical for early intervention and appropriate treatment. Symptoms of respiratory infections caused by adenoviruses are often similar to those of the common flu, making it essential to distinguish between the two quickly. Early detection helps prevent the infection from progressing into more serious conditions.

The Adenovirus Rapid Antigen Test is a color immunochromatographic assay designed to detect the presence of adenovirus antigens in nasopharyngeal specimens from individuals suspected of having adenovirus infection. The test provides a rapid and reliable way to diagnose adenovirus respiratory infections in just 10-15 minutes. If the test is positive, immediate treatment can be started, which helps reduce the risk of severe complications. This rapid test ensures that individuals receive timely care, helping to manage the infection effectively.

The primary purpose of the Adenovirus Rapid Antigen Test is to quickly identify adenovirus antigens in respiratory samples, enabling fast and accurate diagnosis. It is particularly useful in clinical settings where quick decision-making is necessary. The results provide valuable information to healthcare providers, ensuring that appropriate measures are taken to control the infection and prevent further spread.

Sample types: nasopharyngeal swabs

Sensitivity: 97 %

Specificity: 99%

Q-Check Adenovirus Resp. Rapid Antigen Test                  

25T/Box                               QCH-0021-25

Single Test/Box                   QCH-0021-1