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Rapid Response TM is pleased to announce the launch of the Entamoeba histolytica Test

Why test for Entamoeba histolytica? • Entamoeba histolytica is a common infection via fecal-oral route.• Entamoeba histolytica infections are quite common in developing countries with .....poor sanitary conditions.•• Transmission is also possible with anal sex (Homosexual or heterosexual).• Worldwide approximately 50 million people are infected with invasive E. .....histolytica annually. • E. histolytica is pathogenic and can lead to amebic dysentery and liver abscess. • E. histolytica may cause fulminant colitis.

Why Use the Rapid Response TM Entamoeba histolytica Test? •• The Rapid Response TM E. histolytica Test offers high accuracy with 95.7% .....Sensitivity and 99.2% Speciicity.• The Rapid Response TM E. histolytica Test offers fast results with a Test time of 5 .....minutes• With simple test procedures, the Rapid Response Test TM is E. histolytica suitable ....for use in resource poor settings of developing countries. •• With such advantages, the Rapid Response TM E. histolytica Test is a test of choice .....for screening of patients coming up with dysentery and colitis in developing .....countries.