FOR THE COUGHING HORSE
Stablelab can differentiate between infectious and noninfectious respiratory disease, in the palm of your hand, within minutes.1
Measuring Serum Amyloid A with Stablelab can provide early screening and detection of infectious respiratory disease, monitoring disease process and screening for biosecurity protocols.1
Infectious Respiratory Disease: SAA μg/ml
In a study involving 207 horses, when SAA is >52 μg/ml, the positive predictive value for infectious respiratory disease is 94%.1
P=0.0001 3276.8 102.4 3.2
Stablelab can be confidently used to differentiate infectious from non-infectious respiratory disease1
CONTROL (40)
Median SAA Levels P<0.05
IAD (30)
EIV (42)
EHV - 4 (43)
S. EQUI SS
EQUI (44)
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Viner, M et al. Comparison of Serum Amyloid A in horses with Infectious and noninfectious respiratory diseases. Journal of Equine Veterinary Science. 2017 (49) 11-13.
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