Basic Specifications
Name
Automated Blood Culture Systems
Transport Package
Standard Export Packing
Specification
1pcs/carton
Capacity
1000 units/Month
Microbial ID and AST System
Microbiology Laboratory Microbial ID and AST System Microbial Detection Instrument Antibiotic Susceptibility Testing Instrument
Product Overview
- Based on the latest microbial classification scheme, providing rapid and accurate species-level identification of clinically important pathogenic bacteria and yeasts.
- Advanced software functions assist clinicians in selecting optimal antibiotics and support epidemiological investigation and drug resistance trend analysis.
Core Features
- Detection Principle: Colorimetric method for microorganism identification and turbidity method for antibiotic susceptibility testing (AST).
- Detection Method: Photoelectric micro-well detection with 8-road detection units, ensuring no interference and eliminating manual review.
- AST Standards: Antibiotics selected according to CLSI standards; results reported in grouped categories (A, B, C, O, U, etc.).
- Expert System: Provides validation of results and accurate phenotype profiles of bacterial resistance mechanisms.
- Rapid Results: ID/AST results provided in 18-24 hours, with some as fast as 4 to 6 hours.
- Infection Analysis: Compliance with GB15982 standards for nosocomial infection surveillance and drug resistance rate reporting.
- Quality Control: Powerful QC functions to meet laboratory requirements of any size.
- LIS Integration: Seamless connection with users' LIS and data transfer to WHONET.
| Microbial ID and AST System is an automated instrument for identification and antibiotic susceptibility testing of clinical microorganisms including bacteria and fungi. |
Microbial Identification Kits
Product Overview
The identification kits are compatible with the XK Microbial ID/AST System to identify clinical isolates including Enterobacteriaceae, non-fermenters, Staphylococcus, Streptococcus, Vibrio, and yeast.
Available Models
- XK-18A Enterobacteriaceae Identification Kit
- XK-15A Non-fermenters Identification Kit
- XK-15A Staphylococcus Identification Kit
- XK-15A Streptococcus Identification Kit
- XK-15A Vibrio Identification Kit
- XK-15A Yeast Identification Kit
Microbial ID/AST Kits
Product Overview
These kits provide identification results, AST results, and resistance detection for clinically important bacteria.
Key Features
- 96-well AST kits and ID/AST kits for flexible choices.
- Covers 20-30 antibiotics for comprehensive resistance detection.
- Includes tests for ESBL, cefoxitin screen, high-level aminoglycoside resistance, and carbapenemase production.
- Database updated continuously in accordance with CLSI updates.
Yeast AST Kit / Antifungal Testing
Provides AST results for clinically important yeast, including seven antifungals: fluconazole, 5-fluorocytosine, amphotericin B, itraconazole, caspofungin, and micafungin.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the primary detection principle of this system?
The system utilizes the colorimetric method for microorganism identification and the turbidity method for antibiotic susceptibility testing (AST).
How long does it take to receive the test results?
Standard ID/AST results are typically provided within 18-24 hours, though some results can be obtained in as little as 4 to 6 hours.
Is the system compatible with hospital laboratory software?
Yes, the system is designed to connect with users' LIS (Laboratory Information Systems) and can transfer data directly to WHONET.
Which standards are used for the AST results?
The AST results are calibrated and reported according to the latest CLSI (Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute) standards.
What types of resistance can the ID/AST kits detect?
The kits can detect various resistance mechanisms, including ESBL, cefoxitin screen, high-level aminoglycoside resistance, and carbapenemase production.
Does the system require manual review of the test wells?
No, the photoelectric micro-well detection unit ensures accurate automated reading, eliminating the need for manual review of results.