1) Fetal Fibronectin Test
A QuikCheckfFN test is a test to predict preterm labour. It is a safe, reliable, non-invasive test that can help your doctor tell if your body may be getting ready for delivery, even before you feel any of the symptoms.
fFN testing is approved for use in women from weeks 22 to 35 of pregnancy. Your doctor or nurse-midwife can determine whether it will be useful in your situation, so talk with your doctor or nurse-midwife about the test, your risk for premature birth, and if getting the test makes sense for you.
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2) Rupture of Membrane Test
About AmniSure
AmniSure International LLC was formed in 2005 to manufacture, market and distribute the AmniSure ROM Test worldwide. The Company’s objective is to establish AmniSure as a Gold-Standard test – a staple test for every pregnancy. AmniSure LLC works to achieve that objective through in-house sales capabilities and by working with an extensive network of worldwide distributors.
AmniSure ROM Test
The AmniSure ROM Test is a diagnostic device that solves a long-standing problem in obstetric practice – accurately diagnosing ruptured fetal membranes (ROM). Premature ROM occurs in about one out of ten pregnancies and constitutes a major factor of both pre and post-natal complications. In the United States, it is estimated that 30% of pregnant women are checked for PROM during pregnancy.
If the rupture of the amniotic sac resulting in fluid leakage is not detected and treated in a timely and accurate manner (within 24 hours from the occurrence of the rupture), infection and other serious complications for the neonate and the mother may occur. Diagnosis of ruptured fetal membranes is of crucial importance at any period in a pregnancy for prompt hospitalization and for timely and proper treatment.
The AmniSure ROM Test:
Is ~99% accurate*
- Detects the PAMG-1 protein marker
- Provides results within minutes
- Does not require a speculum examination
- Has no gestational age limitation
- Is billable with CPT 84112†
Test Procedure:
For further info please visit www.amnisure.com