Application of Thermal Cycling Amplification Chip Method in the Detection of Respiratory Machine-Associated Pneumonia Pathogens.

The LAMP method demonstrates significantly improved performance in the detection of pathogens for VAP, with a higher pathogen positivity rate compared to bacterial culture. This method holds promising prospects for clinical application.

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2024-12-01
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Application of Thermal Cycling Amplification Chip Method in the Detection of Respiratory Machine-Associated Pneumonia Pathogens.

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Application of Thermal Cycling Amplification Chip Method in the Detection of Respiratory Machine-Associated Pneumonia Pathogens.

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The LAMP method demonstrates significantly improved performance in the detection of pathogens for VAP, with a higher pathogen positivity rate compared to bacterial culture. This method holds promising prospects for clinical application.

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Application of Thermal Cycling Amplification Chip Method in the Detection of Respiratory Machine-Associated Pneumonia Pathogens. — Shuai Zhao, Haiyang Yan, et al. · PubMed (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS