Rapid thrombosis test SC-1583-20
Rapid test for measuring D-Dimer in whole blood or plasma with the use of Screen® Immunofluorescence Analyzer. For professional in vitro diagnostic use only. D-dimer (or D dimer) is a breakdown product of fibrin (or F
Overview
Rapid test for measuring D-Dimer in whole blood or plasma with the use of Screen® Immunofluorescence Analyzer. For professional in vitro diagnostic use only. D-dimer (or D dimer) is a breakdown product of fibrin (or FDP), a small protein fragment found in the blood after a blood clot has been degraded by fibrinolysis.
Its formation or increase reflects the activation of coagulation and the fibrinolysis system, and its level in plasma can represent the production of the active agent of thrombin fibrin in vivo. It can be used as an indicator of thrombosis in the physique. The D-Dimer content in thrombotic patients is significantly elevated.
D-dimer (or D dimer) is a breakdown product of fibrin (or FDP), a small protein fragment found in the blood after a blood clot has been degraded by fibrinolysis. Its formation or increase reflects the activation of coagulation and the fibrinolysis system, and its level in plasma can represent the production of the active agent of thrombin fibrin in vivo. It can be used as an indicator of thrombosis in the physique.
The D-Dimer content in thrombotic patients is significantly elevated. Furthermore, some studies have shown that low D-Dimer levels (0.1-0.5 mg/L) are closely related to the presence of cardiovascular disorders and high D-Dimer levels may be early indicators for excluding DVT and PE.
The D-Dimer Cassette Test (Whole Blood/Plasma) identifies the D-Dimer based on Immunofluorescence. The sample moves along the strip from the sample pad to the absorbent pad. If the sample contains D-Dimer, it attaches to the fluorescent beads conjugated to anti-D-Dimer antibodies