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Rapid test for the detection of H. pylori antigen and Transferrin at the point of care (PoC)

Rapid tests for professional use for the qualitative detection of Transferrin and H. pylori antigens in human faeces.

The Simple/Stick H.pyl* and Simple H.pyl-Tf rapid tests for professional use are designed for the qualitative detection of active H. pylori infection and the presence of gastrointestinal bleeding in human faeces, detectable by transferrin. Their one-step technology provides results in minutes with high reliability, facilitating immediate diagnosis and enabling point-of-care (PoC) decision making. These tests are essential tools for both initial diagnosis and post-treatment confirmation of eradication, optimising patient management and improving efficiency in hospitals, clinics and laboratories.

Timely diagnosis at the point of patient care (PoC) is critical to prevent serious complications. International clinical guidelines, such as those of the EHSG, emphasise the importance of rapid and accurate screening tests. In addition, transferrin is a relevant marker to identify bleeding in the gastrointestinal tract, which may indicate advanced lesions caused by this bacterium or other factors.

Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) is a gram-negative bacterium that colonises the human gastric epithelium and is associated with multiple digestive pathologies. H. pylori infection is highly prevalent, with rates ranging from 28% to 84% depending on the population. Early detection is key, as it can lead to chronic gastritis, peptic ulcer, mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue lymphoma (MALT) and gastric adenocarcinoma.

*Available only in certain countries. Ask your usual sales representative or write us via the web form.

5-15 minutes

Non invasive

Simple and secure

Automated reading

Our products for the detection of H.pylori antigens as well as for transferrin

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Catalogue No.
Contents
Sample
Promotional Sheet
CE Decl.
H.pylori
9.076.020.21.000
Simple 20 tests/kit. Visual or automated reading
Stool
9.076.020.71.000
Simple 20 tests/kit. Visual reading
H.pylori-Transferrin
9.231.020.21.000
Ready to use kit. Visual or automated reading
Stool
9.231.020.71.000
Ready to use kit. Visual reading
9.231.020.15.000
Basic kit. Visual or automated reading
9.231.020.16.000
Basic kit. Visual reading
Positive control (H.pylori-Transferrin)
9.231.011.12.000
1 swab/kit
N/A
N/A

Both tests are excellent tools for rapid, non-invasive screening, allowing healthcare staff to manage patients quickly and cost-effectively, avoiding more invasive tests or antibiotics if unnecessary. They can also be used to confirm eradication of H.pylori after antibiotic treatment.

Possibility of automated reading with OPERON immunochromatography strip reader. Interpretation of results on these products can be done both visually and automated, thus minimising the possibility of error and allowing results to be recorded.

Products adapted to rapid and urgent point-of-care or POC diagnostics, with results in maximum 15 minutes, minimal handling and contact with the sample by the professional performing the test and with all components ready for use.

Control devices are available to the user to validate the results obtained. They can be purchased as a stand-alone commercial reference.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    No. Both tests are designed for use by healthcare professionals only.

    It is not recommended to use samples with preservation agents (such as formalin, PBS, PVA or similar) or enrichment media, as their presence could interfere with the correct performance of the tests.

    It is recommended to test fresh untreated samples. If they have to be stored for a period of time, they can be kept in the refrigerator (+2-8°C) for 1 to 3 days. For longer periods, they should be frozen at -20°C (ideally after collection).

    Transferrin is a very stable biomarker that can detect bleeding in the stomach and duodenum, areas where haemoglobin tends to break down. This makes it an ideal complement to H. pylori diagnosis, as ulcers and upper gastrointestinal bleeding can be complications of this infection.
    Detecting it provides a more complete picture of the patient’s condition.