Ophthalmology

ID-Ophthalmology Multiplex Panel

Multiplex molecular testing for bacterial, viral and fungal ocular pathogens from minute ocular specimens.

Method
Real-time multiplex PCR
Turnaround
Data to be updated
Specimen
Data to be updated
Sample volume
Data to be updated

Why This Test Matters

Ocular infections can threaten sight within days, and specimens are minute — often too small for the full battery of conventional tests.

Clinical Background

Data to be updated by ID Labs scientific team.

The Diagnostic Challenge

Conventional single-pathogen approaches are slow, sample-hungry and frequently inconclusive in this syndrome.

Current Diagnostic Methods

How the ID Labs Test Helps

Multiplex molecular testing for bacterial, viral and fungal ocular pathogens from minute ocular specimens.

Test Methodology

MethodologyReal-time multiplex PCR
TechnologyData to be updated
InstrumentData to be updated
DetectionData to be updated

Specimen Information

Specimen requirements: data to be updated. Please contact ID Labs.

Specimen Container

Container information: data to be updated.

Targets / Analytes / Organisms

Technical Performance

CharacteristicValueSource
Target count13 pathogen targets across 4 groups (standard panel composition; to be confirmed by ID Labs)ID Labs Specification
Analytical / clinical performancePerformance characteristics: please contact ID Labs — data to be updated.ID Labs Validated Performance

Clinical Utilization

Data to be updated. Test selection must be made by the treating clinician.

Limitations

  • Panel configuration and validated target list: data to be updated
  • Molecular detection requires clinical correlation
  • Culture remains necessary where viable organisms or susceptibility testing are required

Publications & Scientific Evidence

Nested PCR for Acanthamoeba keratitis: diagnostic accuracy

Scientific Reports (Nature) · 2025

Clinical StudyExternal link only

Curated peer-reviewed / authoritative reference. Open the source link for the full text.

Microfluidic real-time PCR for rapid diagnosis of infectious endophthalmitis

Journal of Ophthalmic Inflammation and Infection · 2024

Technical EvaluationExternal link only

Curated peer-reviewed / authoritative reference. Open the source link for the full text.

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Information on this page is educational and does not replace professional clinical judgment. Performance values are labelled by source (ID Labs Specification / ID Labs Validated Performance / Manufacturer Specification / Published Scientific Evidence). Molecular results must be correlated clinically and, where appropriate, confirmed by culture and phenotypic susceptibility testing.