L. pneumophila nucleic ♦✔∑acid detection kit (PCR-flu ↕>orescent probe method)

  Approximately 90% of Legionellosis is‌α"' caused by Legionella pneumophila. The causatiβ>®ve agent of Legionella÷☆€♣ pneumonia is Legionella pneumoph↑βila, which accounts for 2 to 5% of communityφ÷-acquired pneumonia . The symptoms of Legionella ∏≥σdisease vary widely, from common cold and low™Ω fever to high fever,≠  with changes in mental status and respira∞•tory failure; atypical symptoms usually occu ☆r early in the disease,‌§ including headache, musclφ♥e aches, anorexia, fatigue, etc. . Diarrhea and o≤÷ther gastrointestinal sympt↕‍oms are approximately 20-40% . Among the atypica•"♣✘l cases of community-acquired pnφδα✔eumonia, Legionella di♦¶←sease is the most serious clinically‌‍₹←, and if not treated properly and in ti§✔me, it will progressi<♥↕vely worsen. Although there are few ext ☆rapulmonary symptoms, it can also cause myocar♥ ditis, pericarditis and artificial valve‌÷≤ endocarditis, as well as glomerulonephritis, pan×>£Ωcreatitis and peritonitis.