Wouldn’t you want a way to determine quickly which patients are responding positively to treatment, and which patients are not likely to improve?

The Immunograph Analyzer™ measures a patient’s immune system and the patient’s ability to respond to treatment and/or certain drugs. The Immunograph outputs two numbers from patient blood samples: ROX™ and BOX™.

ROX (reserve oxygen capacity) is the measurement of your patient’s innate immune viability and how the patient will respond immediately to a given treatment or drug.

BOX (booster oxygen) measures your patient’s adaptive immune system strength, or ability of blood cells to build oxygen capacity. By monitoring BOX levels, you can track your patient’s response to treatment over a longer period of time. BOX also gives the dose at which the immune switch is triggered and can be of use in determining the proper dosage of medication.

The Immunograph Analyzer is currently in clinical studies for interferon treatment with Hepatitis C patients. Additional studies will begin for treatment of patients with AIDs, Cancer, and Diabetes.