Pathogenic microorganisms are a significant factor in causing clinical infectious diseases. Traditional microbiological testing has long relied on methods developed by scientists such as Gram and Pasteur. From culture medium preparation, sample inoculation, bacterial culture, identification, and drug susceptibility testing, each step is largely manual, making result interpretation and judgment highly susceptible to subjective factors and difficult to control in terms of quality.
With advancements in microbiological testing technology and related disciplines, automated microbiological testing instruments with intelligent result interpretation are gradually replacing traditional methods. These instruments can rapidly and accurately identify and perform drug susceptibility analysis on hundreds of common clinical pathogens.
