During flu season, delivering effective treatment is always the top priority. Respiratory infections affect more than just the person who is sick. Family, friends, and co-workers may be put at risk, as well as the very young, the elderly, or the immunocompromised.
With a dramatic rise in the number of patients seeking expert care, an advanced point-of-care testing solution is needed.
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Too often, healthcare providers are forced to choose between accuracy and speed. Having access to the right diagnostic results faster can help improve decision-making, ensure peace of mind and, ultimately, provide the potential to aid clinicians in saving patient lives.
The cobas® Liat® System is an innovative diagnostic solution that works to ensure effective and efficient flu season management by empowering the delivery of potentially lifechanging answers quickly and easily.
The cobas® Liat® System makes managing the demands of the flu season easier than ever with assays for Influenza A/B and Influenza A/B & RSV (Respiratory Syncytial Virus). Now you can:
Respiratory infections often share similar symptoms—even between viral and bacterial origins. Identifying the cause of an infection early is integral to initiating the right treatment at the right time.
See the impact of an early accurate diagnosis with the cobas® Liat® System.
Polymerase chain reaction, or PCR, is a Nobel-Prize winning discovery and the gold standard in laboratory diagnostics.
The cobas® Liat® System brings this proven technology directly to your point of care and your patients.
Now, you can efficiently put seasonal pressures to the test and begin to uncover the root cause of respiratory infections.
Get premium lab-quality results while your patients wait, to deliver more informed decisions faster.
The best possible patient care begins with an early, accurate diagnosis.
Put your knowledge to the test to see how much you really know about influenza.
Reference:
1. World Health Organization. Influenza (Seasonal). https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/influenza-(seasonal). Accessed October 9, 2019.
