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Respiratory Virus (5-in-1) IgM Antibody Test Kit

Respiratory Virus (5-in-1) IgM Antibody Test Kit (Immunochromatography)

Intended Use

For the in vitro qualitative detection of Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) IgM antibody, Adenovirus IgM antibody, Coxsackie virus IgM antibody, Human parvovirus B19 IgM antibody, and Paramyxovirus parotitis (Mumps virus) IgM antibody in human serum, plasma, or whole blood samples.

Respiratory Virus (5-in-1) IgM Antibody Test Kit

Clinical Department

Clinical Laboratory, Paediatrics Department, Emergency Department, Respiratory Medicine Department, Infectious Diseases Department, Outpatient Department, Cardiology Department, Dermatology Department, Rheumatology and Immunology Department, etc.

Product Parameters Clinical application

[Product Name]Respiratory Virus (5-in-1) IgM Antibody Test Kit

[Sample Type]serum, plasma or whole blood

[Intended Use]
For the in vitro qualitative detection of Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) IgM antibody, Adenovirus IgM antibody, Coxsackie virus IgM antibody, Human parvovirus B19 IgM antibody, and Paramyxovirus parotitis (Mumps virus) IgM antibody in human serum, plasma, or whole blood samples.

[Clinical Department]
Clinical Laboratory, Paediatrics Department, Emergency Department, Respiratory Medicine Department, Infectious Diseases Department, Outpatient Department, Cardiology Department, Dermatology Department, Rheumatology and Immunology Department, etc.


Product Parameters

Item

Respiratory Virus (5-in-1) IgM Ab (Immunochromatography)

Test Time

15-20min

Sample Type

serum, plasma or whole blood

Sensitivity

/

Storage Condition

4-30℃

Packing Specification

1 Test/Kit; 2 Tests/Kit; 5 Tests/Kit; 10 Tests/Kit; 20 Tests/Kit; 40 Tests/Kit


RSV, ADV, CV, B19V and MuV are common clinical respiratory viruses. Infection is mostly characterised by respiratory symptoms, while some cases may lead to extrapulmonary complications.

RSV IgM antibodies emerge 2–7 days post-infection and start to decline between days 8 and 40, serving clinically as a key indicator for early RSV infection.

ADV IgM antibodies appear approximately one week, indicating a recent or acute infection status.

CV IgM antibodies rise rapidly from the first week of infection and decline or disappear within 3–4 weeks, which is clinically recognised as one of the important indicators for diagnosing acute or persistent infections.

B19V IgM antibodies can be detected around days 7–10 post-infection. This antibody signals a recent or acute infection and also acts as a critical indicator for antenatal monitoring.

MuV IgM antibodies appear on the 7th day post-infection, peak within 2 weeks, and can persist for several months.

1. It improves the aetiological diagnosis rate of acute respiratory tract infections and reduces the incidence of missed and misdiagnoses.

2. It assists in determining the infection course and disease severity.

3. It provides pivotal support for the precise diagnosis and treatment of infections in high-risk susceptible groups, including infants, young children, the elderly, pregnant women, and immunocompromised individuals.


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