19 devices · GMDN 58641
Mueller-Hinton broth antimicrobial susceptibility culture medium IVD is a standardized liquid growth medium used in laboratories to test how effectively antibiotics inhibit the growth of bacteria. It supports the cultivation of non-fastidious microorganisms from clinical specimens or pure cultures to determine their susceptibility patterns, guiding appropriate antimicrobial therapy.
This category of in vitro diagnostic device is intended for use in antimicrobial susceptibility testing and is regulated as a culture medium for diagnostic purposes. Devices in this category are supplied as sterile, ready-to-use broth formulations, often cation-adjusted to ensure consistent and reproducible test results in accordance with standardized methods such as CLSI or EUCAST.
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