UTI Testing
UTI Max
Comprehensive Molecular UTI Testing
Advanced molecular testing for recurrent and complicated UTI cases—deeper pathogen and resistance detection when standard testing isn't enough.
Recurrent infections, complicated presentations, and treatment failures need more than a standard panel can give. UTI Max uses PCR-based molecular detection—run from a routine clean-catch urine specimen—to deliver expanded pathogen and resistance-gene coverage, giving clinicians the clinical depth to target therapy when first-line testing comes up short. UTI Max is backed by a registered, multicenter randomized controlled trial (NCT06996301) establishing its clinical utility and validity.
Key Benefits
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Comprehensive Pathogen Panel
Expanded coverage beyond standard UTI panels, detecting organisms simpler tests miss.
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Polymicrobial Detection
Identifies multiple organisms in a single specimen—something traditional culture often misses.
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Enhanced Resistance Detection
Deeper insight into resistance patterns to guide antibiotic selection for difficult-to-treat infections.
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Molecular Precision
PCR-based detection for accurate identification—no culture delays, no ambiguous results.
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Defensible by Design
Backed by a registered, multicenter randomized controlled trial (NCT06996301) establishing its clinical utility and validity.
View the trial publication
Test Specifications
| Test Name | UTI Max |
|---|---|
| Methodology | Advanced PCR molecular detection |
| Specimen Type | Urine (clean-catch) |
| Panel Coverage | Expanded pathogen panel, including common and atypical UTI organisms |
| Use Case | Recurrent UTI (rUTI), complicated UTI (cUTI), treatment failures |
| Availability | Available nationwide, with different setups and platforms tailored to each state's requirements. Run in your own lab, or send out to SoftCell Laboratories, a Doc Lab-owned company. |
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Complex UTI Cases Need Comprehensive Testing
For recurrent, complicated, or treatment-failure UTI cases, UTI Max delivers detection depth that standard testing can't match. Let's discuss whether UTI Max fits your lab.