TriVerity Acute Infection and Sepsis Test

Empowering emergency clinicians to rapidly recognize and act early on acute infections with unparalleled precision

Inflammatix Receives FDA Clearance for First-in-Class TriVerity™ Test

Rule in and rule out infection and severity quickly

The TriVerity Test interprets the immune system to determine infection and illness severity likelihood:
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  • TriVerity determines infection typeBacterial infection
  • TriVerity determines infection typeViral infection
  • severity icon redSevere illness within 7 days*

*Defined as the risk of progression to needing mechanical ventilation, vasopressors, and/or renal replacement therapy (RRT) within seven days.

US emergency departments routinely see patients suspected of acute infection and sepsis

56 million suspected cases
Each year up to 56 million patients visit emergency departments with suspected acute infections.1
56 million suspected cases

In up to half of these patients, physicians struggle to make proper diagnosis and prognosis and would welcome novel tools to assist them.2

IMMUNE RESPONSE

Expertise in interpreting the immune response

Inflammatix host response diagnostics are powered by ‘reading’ the immune system. Our immune system has developed targeted responses to different types of infections and other diseases over millions of years of evolution.

Leveraging our expertise in bioinformatics, including machine learning and artificial intelligence, and molecular biology, we are harnessing the ability to interpret the immune response to develop tests aimed to help physicians make confident and timely clinical decisions.

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Most infections are locally contained and do not penetrate into the bloodstream. This makes pathogen-targeting tests insensitive for infections. Immune cells fight the infection locally and then circulate into the blood, where we can measure their ‘signatures’ using mRNA profiles.

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  1. Cairns C, Kang K. National Hospital Ambulatory Medical Care Survey: 2021.
  2. Data on file at Inflammatix.