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A combined HIV-Syphilis screening kit brings two important infection-screening pathways into a single testing workflow.
However, the HIV result and syphilis result must always be interpreted separately according to the exact Instructions for Use supplied with the product.
A Reactive result for either test component is a screening finding. It should not automatically be interpreted as a complete or final diagnosis.
A Reactive HIV screening result should proceed through the applicable HIV diagnostic testing algorithm.
A single Reactive screening result should not independently be treated as a confirmed HIV diagnosis.
HIV Screening vs Confirmatory Testing: Why One Reactive Rapid Test Is Not a Final Diagnosis
Syphilis rapid screening commonly involves detection of antibodies associated with Treponema pallidum.
Treponemal antibodies can remain detectable after previous infection and treatment. Therefore, a Reactive syphilis screening result does not automatically establish a new or currently active infection.
Additional evaluation may include RPR or VDRL testing, clinical history and previous treatment history according to the applicable diagnostic pathway.
Syphilis Rapid Test vs RPR vs VDRL: What Is the Difference?
Dual HIV and syphilis screening has particular relevance in antenatal care because both infections have established maternal and infant prevention pathways.
Rapid Diagnostic Tests for Gynecology & Antenatal Clinics: Pregnancy, HIV, HBsAg, HCV & Syphilis
Antenatal Infection Screening: HIV, Syphilis, Hepatitis B (HBsAg) & HCV
The WHO Triple Elimination framework addresses prevention of vertical transmission of:
HIV + Syphilis + Hepatitis B
HCV is clinically important but is not one of the three infections in the WHO Triple Elimination framework.
HIV vs HBsAg vs HCV vs Syphilis Rapid Tests: What Does Each Test Detect?
Important: A dual screening device provides two screening results, not one combined diagnosis. Each result must be interpreted using the correct disease-specific testing algorithm. Always follow the exact current manufacturer IFU for specimen type, sample quantity, buffer quantity, timing, result interpretation and intended-use restrictions.
Each kit contains:
Individually sealed foil pouch containing:
One desiccant
Specimen transfer device
Sample diluent( buffer )
One package insert (instruction for use)
Note: use proper gloves while testing others for self test no problem, touching any accessory dont harm, dispose the kit after use properly.
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Following an exposure that leads to HIV-Syphilis infection, the amount of time during which no existing diagnostic test is capable of detecting HIV is called the eclipse period.2
The time between potential HIV exposure and an accurate test result is referred to as the window period. Improvements in testing technology continue to reduce the detection window period, and, therefore, the time to diagnosis and treatment of early HIV infection. As seen in the figure, each type of HIV test has its own testing window, with the NAT capable of detecting HIV the earliest, followed by the antigen/antibody combination test, and lastly, the antibody test.
HIV Program Evaluations :
https://www.cdc.gov/hiv/pdf/library/reports/cdc-hiv-annual-HIV-testing-report-2020.pdf
https://www.cdc.gov/hiv/pdf/research/evaluation_HIVTesting_BudgetAllocation.pdf
https://www.cdc.gov/hiv/pdf/testing_resources_CDC_Evaluation_Toolkit_Routine_HIV_Screening.pdf
Legal Disclaimer: this is an diagnostic product to be used in or by medical professional expert supervision only Review the procedure and repeat the test with a new test device. If the problem persists, discontinue using the test kit immediately and cross verify with ELISA / PCR Methods at your diagnostic centre or referral diagnostic laboratory
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