Chromatographic Immunsassay kit for rapid qualitative determination of malaria infection using blood specimen(differential detection)
MFDS approval
CE mark
Getting results In 20 minutes
Simple and easy to use
Optimized for Point of Care with a small diagnostic kit
No need to use extra reader
High diagnostic accuracy
Economical and capable of mass testing
Malaria occurs in most tropical regions, and 40 percent of the world's population, or 2 billion people, live in the polluted areas. There are 150 million cases each year, and the African continent alone is estimated to kill more than 1 million children under the age of 5 each year. The pathogen of malaria is malaria protozoa, which is carried by mosquitoes. There are four types of malaria: tropical fever malaria, silane malaria, oropharyngeal malaria, and trivalent malaria. Among these, tropical fever malaria has been identified the most (75%), followed by trimester malaria (20%). Typical symptoms of malaria are the onset of circulatory attacks followed by numbness, fever and sweating. When you travel to a tropical area or return home from living, you must inform your doctor of your travel history to remind you of tropical fever malaria.