A more accurate assessment to identify those truly at risk of preterm labour.
What is PartoSure®?
How does it work?
The PartoSure® test is a rapid, qualitative test for detecting the presence of placental alpha microglobulin 1 (PAMG-1) in cervicovaginal secretions in pregnant people with signs and symptoms of early preterm labour. As the discontinuation of fFN test cassettes for preterm labour has been announced, PartoSure provides an accurate and reliable replacement.
PartoSure detects the protein PAMG-1 . PAMG-1 is a placental protein found in high concentrations in the amniotic cavity, and low concentrations in normal vaginal discharge. Studies have demonstrated a strong correlation between a positive PAMG-1 test and imminent delivery in patients presenting with threatened PTL and intact membranes 1.
Accurately assessing the risk of preterm birth is a difficult diagnosis with significant implications.
PartoSure gives you strength in your decision, helping you give timely appropriate care to those who need it, and avoid costly unnecessary admissions. PartoSure has been shown across multiple large-scale studies to have a better positive predictive value than other available tests, including Actim Partus.
The simple 4-step procedure gives a clear result within minutes.
Key Benefits
Proven Excellent Accuracy
Cost Effective
Simple, painless, non-invasive procedure
Rapid Results
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FAQs
Will lubricant gel effect the outcome of the test?
Which gestation can PartoSure be used on?
Can PartoSure be used if blood is present?
Does a faint line on the PartoSure test strip mean positive or negative?
Does the swab need to be rotated in the vagina?
Is PartoSure a replacement for QuickCheck fFN (fetal fibronectin)?
Does PartoSure have a quality control kit?
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