Bioline Assay Enables Rapid Leptospira Antibody Detection

Imagine a diagnostic method that could quickly and accurately identify leptospirosis infection, enabling immediate treatment and reducing disease complications. The Bioline™ Leptospira Antibody Test provides this crucial health protection as a rapid, qualitative, and differential diagnostic tool capable of detecting IgM or IgG antibodies against Leptospira interrogans in human serum, plasma, or whole blood samples.

Fast and Accurate Results for Critical Treatment Windows

Utilizing advanced technology, the Bioline™ test delivers reliable results within minutes. This rapid turnaround time enables physicians to make timely diagnoses, allowing patients to receive treatment during the critical early stages of infection when therapeutic interventions are most effective at preventing complications.

Differential Detection for Precise Diagnosis

The test's unique capability to distinguish between IgM and IgG antibodies provides valuable clinical information. IgM antibodies typically indicate recent infection, while IgG antibodies may suggest prior exposure or immunity. This differential detection assists healthcare providers in determining infection timelines and developing appropriate treatment strategies.

Versatile Sample Compatibility and User-Friendly Design

Compatible with serum, plasma, and whole blood specimens, the test accommodates various clinical settings and laboratory capabilities. Its simple procedure requires no specialized equipment, facilitating efficient implementation across different healthcare facilities.

Reliable Performance and Stable Storage

The Bioline™ product line maintains rigorous quality standards. The leptospirosis antibody test demonstrates stable performance when stored at 1-30°C for up to 18 months, ensuring consistent result accuracy. Product availability varies by region.

With its combination of accuracy, speed, and ease of use, the Bioline™ Leptospira Antibody Test provides clinicians with a valuable diagnostic tool for managing leptospirosis infections.