QIAstat-Dx assays
Confidently provide clinical insights across a variety of disease types. Discover current and future panels available for the QIAstat-Dx.
Learn morePowered by proven QIAGEN sample and assay technologies, you can now confidently provide clinical insights to patients with the highest level of versatility and harness the full potential of multiplex syndromic testing.
Gastrointestinal infections are difficult to diagnose accurately, with stool culture being one of the most labor-, material- and time-intensive tests in the microbiology laboratory. A recent publication evaluated the QIAstat-Dx Gastrointestinal Panel against the BioFire FilmArray panel. Check out what they found.

Multiplex syndromic testing rapidly and simultaneously surveys a large number of pathogens, giving you the answers you need when you need them. Check out our infographic and learn more about syndromic testing for respiratory and gastrointestinal disease on the QIAstat-Dx!



Watch our recent webinar with Steve Young of TriCore Reference Laboratories and learn about the benefits of syndromic testing for acute respiratory diagnosis and his impressions of our new technology for multiplex syndromic testing.

Recently, the QIAstat-Dx* was awarded the UX Design Award 2018 at IFA Berlin. Out of hundreds of entries submitted, the QIAstat-Dx was selected as one of six systems to win this prestigious award.
The UX Design Awards recognize new technologies that exemplify the positive impact innovative designs can have on the user experience. The QIAstat-Dx’s sleek modular design, efficient workflow and clear visuals allow for fast syndromic results.
*QIAstat-Dx is coming soon, currently available as DiagCORE
Confidently provide clinical insights across a variety of disease types. Discover current and future panels available for the QIAstat-Dx.
Learn moreQIAstat-Dx will be able to transcend diagnostic business area lines and offer multiplex applications for our entire portfolio including ID testing, immune monitoring, and oncology
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