Microorganisms, such as bacteria, viruses, or fungi, that are acquired in a healthcare setting are referred to as nosocomial or hospital-acquired infections(HAIs). These infections prolong treatment, increase morbidity, resulting in higher treatment costs for both patients and health centers, and are escalating in frequency. Many of these pathogens have developed antibiotic resistance, also known as multidrug-resistant organisms, which makes them challenging to treat and potentially leading to severe complications or mortality. The availability of informative diagnostic kits to support the rapid diagnosis of nosocomial infections could therefore contribute to significant savings for health care.

Group A Streptococcus

S230 (clone SGA23) Self-pairs in Lateral Flow

Clostridioides difficile (C.diff)

Capture: C010 (clone CDIF-0294)
Detection: C011 (clone CDIF-6581)

Mycobacterium tuberculosis (Mtb)

Capture: M221 (clone MYCO-8061)
Detection: M222 (clone MYCO-5936)

Candida spp.

C012 (clone CAND-0869) Self-pairs in ELISA

Escherichia coli (E. coli O157, EHEC)

Capture: E123 (clone EHEC-9866)
Detection: E124 (clone EHEC-0741)

Norovirus (Genogroup I)

Capture: N163 (clone NORO-0068)
Detection: N178 (clone NORO-0558)