suPARnostic® - Patient Priority & Prognosis
suPARnostic® acts as a master alarm for a patient’s risk status – an elevated suPARnostic® level reflects a developing critical condition and increased risk of mortality.
General Risk Marker
Various infectious diseases increase suPARnostic® (e.g. sepsis, malaria, etc.).
suPARnostic®: Certainty in Patient Prognosis and Decision Making
suPARnostic® improves the way patients are managed - an elevated suPARnostic® level is a strong indication of a developing infectious disease or critical condition, a low suPARnostic® level helps avoid time and resources spent on further investigation.
Acute Triaging
suPARnostic® helps identify potentially critical cases early and decide who to treat first - a high suPARnostic® level (5 and above) is indicative of a critical patient condition and increased risk of mortality.
Effective Treatment
suPARnostic® makes it easy to monitor treatment response with one simple blood test - a decreasing suPARnostic® level indicates patient improvement and effective intervention.
