stool antigen tests

How are Stool Antigen Tests Conducted?

The procedure for conducting stool antigen tests involves the following steps:
1. Collection of a Stool Sample: The patient is provided with a sterile container to collect a stool sample.
2. Sample Preparation: The sample is then prepared according to the test's specifications, which may include homogenizing the stool.
3. Application of the Sample: A small amount of the prepared stool sample is applied to a test device or mixed with a reagent.
4. Analysis: The test is then analyzed to detect the presence of specific antigens. Results can be read visually or using specialized equipment.

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