Detection Range | 25~1,000 ng/mL |
Sample Type | Feces |
CV | <10% |
Normal Range | 0-50 ng/ml |
Reaction Time | 10Min |
i-Chroma iFOB Neo
- Polyps
- Hemorrhoids
- Ulcers
- Colitis.
Blood in the stool may also be a sign of colorectal cancer.
The traditional FOB test uses the chemical Guaiac, which is sensitive to Hb peroxidase activity. However, the Guaiac-FOB test has low sensitivity to clinically significant colorectal neoplasis and has low specificity due to its non-specificity for human.
To overcome these potential challenges in immunochemical tests, i-chroma™ iFOB Neo uses specific monoclonal antibodies against human Hb. The patient is not forced to avoid food or medicine before the iFOB is tested. The i-chroma™ iFOB Neo contains a stabilized extraction buffer tube which can be stored in room temperature.