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Acute Pancreatitis Test Urine Trypsinogen-2 Rapid Test Kit

The AVE Trypsinogen-2 Rapid Test Kit is a specialized diagnostic tool designed for the rapid qualitative detection of Trypsinogen-2 levels, serving as a critical aid in the early diagnosis of Acute Pancreatitis. Ideal for screening patients presenting with persistent upper abdominal pain, nausea, and vomiting, this kit offers a simple and fast testing procedure. Results are readable within just 5-10 minutes, allowing healthcare professionals to make immediate assessments. A positive result (Two Red Lines) indicates elevated Trypsinogen-2 levels requiring urgent medical attention, while the ease of use makes it suitable for emergency and clinical settings.

DiaLine is an authorized distributor for Europe for this product.

Link: https://c-ave.eu/acute-pancreatitis-test/

Specification

Manufacturer

AVE
Recomended for

General Practitioners, Home Use, Pharmacies, Small Clinics
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Description

Intended Use

This kit is used to detect the level of trypsinogen -2 in feces, which can help diagnose acute pancreatitis quickly.

Intended Population

People who have the symptoms of persistent upper abdominal pain, nausea, and vomiting.

Operation Steps

1. Open the pouch and take of the kit.

 

2. Collect urine sample and add 2 drops to the sampling well.

 

3. Read results within 5-10 minutes.

 

Result Interpretation

Both Red C line and T line indicates Positive, suspicious of acute pancreatitis and need to see doctors immediately for further diagnosis.

 

Red C line and No T line indicates Negative and continuous monitoring needed.

 

No C line and Red T line indicates Invalid Testing, meaning to test again.

 

No C line and No T line indicates Invalid Testing, meaning to test again.