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Neonatal TSH

Biorex Diagnostics manufactures, develops and supplies an extensive range of high quality neonatal screening tests for the detection of inborn errors of metabolism.

Babies have a heel-prick blood test at five days of age to screen for several conditions. One of these conditions is CHT and this is tested for by measuring a hormone called TSH (thyroid stimulating hormone). TSH is produced by the brain and is a messenger to tell the thyroid gland to make more thyroid hormone.

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Neonatal TSH BXE0682A 96T

 

 

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The Biorex Diagnostics Neonatal TSH (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone) Test is a high-quality neonatal screening assay designed for the early detection of congenital hypothyroidism (CHT) in newborns. Simple, reliable, and highly sensitive, this test is ideal for clinical laboratories, hospitals, and newborn screening programmes to ensure timely diagnosis and intervention.

Key Features
• Newborn-focused – compatible with heel-prick dried blood spots for minimally invasive sampling
• Quantitative measurement – accurately detects elevated TSH levels indicating thyroid dysfunction
• Rapid and reliable results – enables prompt identification of at-risk infants
• High sensitivity and specificity – detects both overt and mild congenital hypothyroidism
• User-friendly – straightforward procedures suitable for high-throughput neonatal screening
• Laboratory integration – compatible with standard platforms and LIMS
• Cost-effective – optimised for large-scale newborn screening programmes

The Biorex Diagnostics Neonatal TSH Test provides a trusted, efficient, and clinically relevant solution for neonatal screening of congenital hypothyroidism. Its combination of accuracy, reliability, and simplicity supports early intervention, optimised workflow, and improved long-term health outcomes for affected infants.

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