CLEARTEST® Troponin I thoroughbred infarct test

CLEARTEST® Troponin I thoroughbred infarct test - 5 tests

Visual Immunoassay test for the safe diagnosis of a heart attack

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The Cleartest® Troponin I Infact test is a visual Immunoassay test for the safe diagnosis of a heart attack. The test not only serves to recognize a heart attack, but also to control the success in infarction treatment and the risk assessment of the likely course of the disease in patients with angina pectoris. The clearest troponin i-test is ideal for the diagnosis of acute coronary syndrome. Troponin is a protein fabric that is released into the blood in heart muscle damage. After a heart attack, the cardiac troponins (CTNT and CTNI) are detectable in the blood from about 3 to 8 hours after the pain begins. There are cases in which the EKG changes little or no at all, because the laboratory values ​​such as troponin are very important. Increased troponin levels indicate heart damage, with a consistently normal troponin level, a heart attack is rather unlikely. The test uses the sensitivity of the protein troponin, which is released into the blood for heart muscle damage. The clearest troponin i-test can prove troponin I about 8 hours after the pain begins and then remains detectable for about 7-10 days. Troponin T can be measured in the blood after about 3 hours and is therefore often used in hospitals. The test has a detection limit of 0.5 ng/ml and the evaluation takes place within 10 minutes. The test should be made between 2-30 ° C to ensure a correct functional function.