Feline Serum Amyloid A (fSAA) Rapid Test Kit

Biological properties:

Similar to CRP, Serum amyloid A (SAA) is an acute phase protein used to assess the level of inflammation in the body.

Clinical application:

It can reach its peak within 4-6 hours after the occurrence of systemic inflammation in the body. After the treatment of the disease, SAA level will significantly drop or return to normal. Continuous detection of SAA can monitor the development of the disease, surgical situation, and efficacy of antibiotics.

SAA introduction

• SAA is an acute phase protein used to evaluate the level of inflammation in the body. Bacterial infection, most viral infection, surgical injury or malignant tumor can lead to the increase of SAA and the increase of SAA is positively correlated with the number of necrotic cells and tissues.
• SAA can reach its peak within 4 ~ 6 hours after the occurrence of systemic inflammation and SAA level will be reduced or return to normal after the disease is treated or cured.

Clinical significance

• Sensitive marker of inflammation and tissue damage
• Sensitive marker of inflammation and tissue damage
• Continuous detection of SAA can monitor the progress of the disease
• Monitor surgical procedures
• Guide and monitor the efficacy of antibiotics
• Prognostic marker of diseases