Product Description
| Brand | SD Biosensor |
| Sample Type | Fecal |
| Pack Size | 50T |
| CAT No | 10IFO10C |
| Biomarker | Cancer Marker |
STANDARD F iFOB FIA is a fluorescent immunoassay for the quantitative measurement of hemoglobin in fecal sample. This test is offered as a screening test for the early detection of bowel cancer in patients without symptoms.
Fast and Accurate ResultsThe STANDARD F iFOB FIA Analyzer delivers rapid results for fecal occult blood detection, typically within 5 to 10 minutes per sample. Its advanced fluorescence immunoassay technology ensures precise and reliable outcomes, contributing to effective patient screening and timely decision-making in clinical practice.
User-Friendly OperationIntuitive controls, a digital LCD display, and semi-automatic features simplify operation, even for high-throughput environments. Automatic and manual calibration options, along with low maintenance requirements, make the analyzer a practical choice for busy healthcare professionals seeking efficient workflows.
Compact and Portable DesignWeighing approximately 2.2 kg and measuring just 280 x 216 x 130 mm, this analyzer is highly portable and space-saving. Its robust construction and electric power efficiency (20 W) ensure dependable performance, whether used in hospital laboratories or point-of-care diagnostic facilities.
FAQ's of STANDARD F iFOB FIA:
Q: How does the STANDARD F iFOB FIA Analyzer detect fecal occult blood?
A: The analyzer uses fluorescence immunoassay (FIA) technology to quantitatively measure human occult blood in fecal (stool) samples, offering precise detection within a measurement range of 10-1000 ng/mL.
Q: What is the throughput and result time for this analyzer?
A: The device can process up to 60 tests per hour, with each result available in approximately 5 to 10 minutes, enabling efficient handling of high patient volume.
Q: When and where should I use this analyzer?
A: This analyzer is designed for professional diagnostic use in clinical laboratories, hospitals, and point-of-care settings. It operates effectively in environments with temperatures between 10-30C and humidity from 10-70% RH.
Q: What is the sample volume required and how do I prepare a sample?
A: A fecal sample of 10-50 L is required. Samples should be collected following clinical guidelines and stored at room temperature, avoiding direct sunlight until testing.
Q: How is calibration performed on this device?
A: The STANDARD F iFOB FIA offers both automatic and manual calibration options, ensuring accuracy and compliance with clinical standards for in-vitro diagnostics.
Q: What are the main benefits of using this equipment?
A: Key benefits include compact and portable design, high accuracy, fast results, built-in data storage for up to 10,000 results, low maintenance, and user-friendly operation with a built-in thermal printer for immediate documentation.