Abstract:Rapid diagnosis of pathogens is the cornerstone of appropriate therapy and is also a great challenge to be overcome. Although NGS and some other PCR-based pathogen detection methods were applied to improve the speed and accuracy of clinical diagnosis, it was still a long way from the clinical needs of rapid and accurate diagnostic therapy in the intensive care unit (ICU). In this study, we aimed at developing a new rapid diagnostic tool, Species-Specific Bacterial Detector (SSBD), to evaluate the existence and… Show more
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