AMC · NGS
AMC Respiratory - Detection of Respiratory Infections
Clinical analysis to detect potential infections in the respiratory system. Bacterial infections or those caused by other microorganisms have significant health implications and must be detected as soon as possible.
Request information- Detection of respiratory system infections
- Detects Adenovirus, Coronavirus, Metapneumovirus, Parainfluenza virus
- Also detects RSV, Rhinovirus and more
Description
Detection of Respiratory System Infections
AMC Respiratory is a clinical analysis to detect potential infections in the respiratory system. The analysis detects all microorganisms present in the blood sample, enabling the identification of all pathogenic microorganisms.
Complete Viral Detection
Detects all microorganisms present in the blood sample including respiratory viruses and other pathogens.
Respiratory System
Specialized analysis to detect infections and infestations affecting the respiratory system.
Microorganisms Detected
Bacteria
- Streptococcus pneumoniae
- Haemophilus influenzae
- Staphylococcus aureus
- Pseudomonas aeruginosa
- Mycoplasma pneumoniae
- Legionella spp.
Advantages of the Analysis
- Detects all microorganisms present
- Blood sample analysis
- Identifies infections and infestations
- Crucial early detection
- Prevents undesirable consequences
- High-precision technology
Technology
Nanopore NGS Respiratory Technology
We apply Nanopore NGS technology optimized for respiratory samples, providing high sensitivity to detect pathogens in samples with low microbial load and simultaneous analysis of multiple types of microorganisms.
Optimization for Respiratory Samples
High Sensitivity
- ✅ Detection in low-load samples
- ✅ Identification of coinfections
- ✅ Accurate quantitative analysis
- ✅ Detection of atypical pathogens
Comprehensive Analysis
- ✅ Bacteria, viruses and fungi simultaneously
- ✅ Pathogen-specific resistances
- ✅ Virulence factors
- ✅ Severity biomarkers
Sample
Respiratory Sample Types
Accepted Samples
Nasopharyngeal swab
Gold standard sample for upper tract pathogens
Sputum
Ideal for lower respiratory tract pathogens
Bronchoalveolar lavage
Maximum sensitivity in critically ill patients
Optimal Collection
Collection protocol:
- Early collection in the course of the disease
- Use of swabs with viral transport medium
- Storage at 4°C during transport
- Processing within 48 hours maximum
- Avoid contamination with saliva
Sample Quality
The quality and timing of collection are crucial to obtain accurate results in acute respiratory infections.
Results
Complete Respiratory Report
The AMC Respiratory report provides accurate identification of respiratory pathogens, quantification of microbial loads and detailed analysis of antimicrobial resistances to guide optimal treatment.
Pathogen Identification
- Qualitative and quantitative detection
- Differentiation of colonization vs infection
- Identification of multiple coinfections
- Molecular typing of strains
Resistance Profile
- Resistance to β-lactam antibiotics
- Resistance to macrolides and quinolones
- Antiviral resistance (oseltamivir, etc.)
- Targeted therapeutic recommendations
Turnaround Time: 15 business days
Specialized report that includes:
- Complete panel of respiratory pathogens
- Quantification of microbial loads
- Antimicrobial resistance map
- Specific treatment recommendations
- Clinical follow-up protocol
Clinical indications
AMC Respiratory is indicated to detect infections and infestations of the respiratory system that have significant health implications.
Specific Indications
- Lung cancer
- Respiratory tract infections
- Pulmonary nodule
- Tuberculosis (suspected)
- Respiratory viral infections
- Other respiratory pathologies
Target Microorganisms
- Respiratory viruses (Coronavirus, RSV)
- Adenovirus and Parainfluenza
- Human Metapneumovirus
- Exacerbated COPD
- Cystic fibrosis
- ICU and critical care
High-Priority Cases
Especially recommended in severe respiratory infections, empirical treatment failures and suspicion of multidrug-resistant pathogens.