- Urinalysis is a common medical procedure used to detect the health of the urinary tract (kidneys, ureters, and urinary bladder);
- Urinalysis has been used for hundreds of years to detect disease, including diabetes, kidney failure, infections, and tumors in the urinary tract;
- The urine from healthy individuals may contain over 2000 unique molecules but typical lab testing with dipsticks generally only looks for a few abnormalities, such as the presence of blood, glucose, and/or protein.
- Our Rametrix® Molecular Urinalysis System offers an innovative approach to detection and management of CKD by detecting hundreds of unique molecules in urine