Molecular Infectious Disease
CMDL > Molecular Infectious Disease
Molecular testing for infectious diseases uses advanced nucleic acid amplification techniques, such as PCR and real-time PCR, to detect the genetic material of viruses,
bacteria, and fungi with high sensitivity and specificity. These tests enable early and
accurate diagnosis, even in low pathogen loads, guiding timely and targeted treatment
while reducing inappropriate antibiotic use. Rapid syndromic testing panels further enhance patient care by simultaneously identifying multiple pathogens and resistance markers from a single sample—delivering results in hours instead of days. This approach supports faster clinical decision-making, limits disease spread, and improves patient outcomes across critical care, outpatient, and public health settings.
Virology
- HIV-1 quantitative real-time PCR, plasma
- HCV quantitative real-time PCR, plasma
- HPV-High Risk with 16/18 Genotype, ThinPrep
- HPV-High Risk with 16/18 Genotype, SurePath
- STD panel real-time PCR
- Qualitative transplant viral panel real-time PCR
- Quantitative transplant viral panel real-time PCR
- Fever panel real-time PCR
- BK Virus, quantitative real-time PCR, Blood
- BK Virus, quantitative real-time PCR, Urine
- BK Virus, quantitative real-time PCR, Blood & Urine
- Chikungunya virus real-time PCR
- CMV quantitative real-time PCR, Plasma
- CMV quantitative real-time PCR, Other body fluids
- CMV quantitative real-time PCR, Fresh tissue
- EBV quantitative real-time PCR, Plasma
- Human Adenovirus qualitative real-time PCR, Plasma
- Parvovirus B19 quantitative real-time PCR
- HSV-1/2 real-time PCR
- Influenza A (H1/H3) qualitative real-time PCR
- COVID-19 (SARS-CoV-2) real-time PCR
