T2Resistance Panel

Addressing the unmet need for faster detection of antimicrobial resistance

The first direct-from-blood detection of resistance markers:

The T2Resistance® Panel* is the only culture-independent diagnostic assay for the detection of antibiotic resistance genes associated with sepsis-causing pathogens. Utilizing the same T2Dx® Instrument as the T2Bacteria® Panel and T2Candida® Panel, the T2Resistance Panel identifies 13 of the most serious resistance genes on the antibiotic-resistance threat list published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), including genes indicating resistance to common empiric antibiotic therapies such as carbapenems, vancomycin, penicillin and more.

The panel has a clinical sensitivity and specificity of ≥99% and a limit of detection (LoD) as low as 3-11 CFU/mL.1 The panel is currently available as a CE/IVD-marked product and was granted “Breakthrough Device” designation by the FDA in 2019 for providing a more effective diagnosis of life-threatening or irreversibly debilitating human disease, reflecting the purpose of the panel to rapidly identify resistant infections.

Early Clinical Data2:

A study was conducted in which 57 patients were enrolled based on the criteria of having symptoms consistent with those of a bloodstream infection. The data showed that the T2Resistance Panel is sensitive and specific for the detection of drug resistance genes while significantly reducing time to detection. One location that participated in the study demonstrated an average time to result of just 3.6 hours with T2Resistance, which was 97.8 hours faster than the standard blood culture and antibiotic susceptibility testing (AST) method.

Positive Result — Implied Resistance or Enzyme

T2MR® Technology: The T2Resistance Panel utilizes the same T2Dx Instrument® as the T2Bacteria® and T2Candida® Panels – the first and only FDA-cleared and CE-marked panels for detection of sepsis-causing bloodstream infections direct from a patient’s blood sample, without requiring blood culture results.

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Patient Case Study – Gemelli Hospital | Rome, Italy2

Early clinical data demonstrate the identification of a positive KPC K. pneumoniae infection by the T2Resistance and T2Bacteria Panels, which helped to optimize therapy in just ~7 hours from specimen collection.
  1. T2Resistance Instructions for Use (IFU)
  2. Walsh, TJ., et al. Prospective Study of the T2Resistance (T2R) System for Detection of Resistance Genes in Bacterial Bloodstream Infections. Abstracts of the European Congress for Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases (ECCMID), Abstr 3434; 2021. 2019.

T2RESISTANCE PANEL

Gram-negative marker
KPC
OXA-48 Group
NDM /VIM/IMP
CTX-M 14/15 AmpC(CMY/DHA)

Gram-positive marker
vanA/B
mecA/C