CK-MB Rapid test cassette - Biotest Rightsign
17,30 €*
Available, delivery time 4 - 7 Working days
CK-MB Rapid Test Cassette from RightSign
The CK-MB Rapid Test Cassette from Rightsign, efficiently and precisely identifies cardiac biomarkers, proving to be an essential tool in emergency cardiac treatment.
Imagine a scenario where quick decision-making is crucial: A patient arrives experiencing chest pains. With the CK MB Rapid Test Cassette, medical professionals can confirm within minutes if myocardial damage has occurred, guiding subsequent interventions that can be life-saving.
Product Specifications
- Rapid Results: Delivers findings in just minutes
- High Precision: Sensitivity in line with EU standards
- Regulatory Compliance: CE-certified for confidence in quality
- Easy Storage: Compact design for use in multiple healthcare environments
- Packaging: 10 pieces per box
- For professional use
Benefits
- Time-Saving: Quick turnaround for time-sensitive scenarios
- User-Friendly: Simple operation reduces potential for user errors
- Reliable: High specificity and accuracy in detecting CK MB levels
- Versatile: Suitable for various clinical settings and patient care protocols
- Money-Back Guarantee: Assured customer satisfaction with a 14-day return policy
Technical Data - CK-MB Test Cassette
- Designed for semi-quantitative detection of human CK MB
- Utilizes serum or plasma samples for analysis
- Grounded in immunoassay technology for dependable results
- CE marking confirms its suitability for diagnostic use in Europe
- Packaging: 10 pieces per box 1000 pieces per carton
FAQs about the CK MB Test Cassette from Biotest RightSign
What is the CK MB Test from Biotest RightSign?
The CK MB Test from Biotest RightSign is a medical diagnostic device for the quick and easy determination of the CK MB level in blood serum.
What happens if the test result is positive?
If the test result is positive, you should immediately contact a doctor or medical facility for a comprehensive diagnosis and treatment.
What is the CK MB Rapid Test?
The CK MB Test is achromatographic immunoassay used for the qualitative detection of human CK-MB in whole blood. It is designed to aid in the diagnosis of myocardial infarction by detecting the CK MB marker.
How does the CK-MB Test work?
The test utilizes a chromatographic immunoassay to detect the presence of CK MB, a specific protein enzyme present in the cardiac muscle. The test provides a qualitative result, indicating the presence of human CK MB.
Who is the manufacturer of the CK-MB Test Kit?
The CK MB Test Kit is manufactured by Rightsign Biotech Ltd, a biotech company designated as a manufacturer of test kits for various diagnostic applications.
What are the other related markers or enzymes that can be detected using the CK-MB Test Kit?
Apart from CK MB, the test kit may also detect other related markers such as creatine kinase (CK), myoglobin, cardiac troponin I (cTnI), and troponin I in whole blood, which are important in the diagnosis of cardiovascular conditions.
What is the CK MB Test?
The CK MB Test is an immunoassay for the qualitative detection of CK MB (creatine kinase MB) in plasma as an aid in the diagnosis of myocardial infarction. It is a chromatographic immunoassay for the qualitative determination of CK MB in human whole blood, serum, or plasma.
What is CK MB and its significance in cardiac health?
CK MB is the isoenzyme of creatine kinase predominantly found in the cardiac muscle with a molecular weight of 87.0 kDa. Elevated levels of CK MB in the blood are indicative of cardiac muscle damage, such as in myocardial infarction.
Can the CK MB Rapid Test be used for quantitative measurements?
No, the CK MB Test is a qualitative test for the detection of CK MB and is not intended for quantitative measurement of CK MB levels.
Is creatine kinase present in other tissues apart from the heart?
Yes, creatine kinase exists in various tissues including skeletal muscle, brain, and other organs. The CK MB Test Kit specifically detects the isoenzyme of creatine kinase most involved in the metabolism of cardiac muscle, namely CK MB.
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