Author: Pérez-Ruiz, Mercedes; Pedrosa-Corral, Irene; Sanbonmatsu-Gámez, Sara; Navarro-Marí, José-María
Title: Laboratory Detection of Respiratory Viruses by Automated Techniques Document date: 2012_11_30
ID: ted64zo4_60
Snippet: The optimal use of the diagnostic tools for RV detection depends on the correct choice of the method in combination with other clinic-epidemiologic criteria. The origin of the sample, patient's age, predisposing factors for severe disease and the prevalence of a specific RV in a certain area and within a study period must be considered for an appropriate diagnostic algorithm. The overwhelming demand for RV detection in clinical samples has been e.....
Document: The optimal use of the diagnostic tools for RV detection depends on the correct choice of the method in combination with other clinic-epidemiologic criteria. The origin of the sample, patient's age, predisposing factors for severe disease and the prevalence of a specific RV in a certain area and within a study period must be considered for an appropriate diagnostic algorithm. The overwhelming demand for RV detection in clinical samples has been evident and continuous since the advent of the 2009 influenza pandemic, when clinicians and health institutions have realised that, in many circumstances, an aetiological diagnosis of ARI is desirable. Thus, clinical laboratories must take into account all these points and the availability of infrastructure and resources, to organise their workflow and portfolio related to the diagnosis of viral ARI.
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