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The clinical data from the clinical trial will be used to assess the performance, sensitivity and specificity of the experimental DualDur In Vitro Diagnostic System.


Clinical Trial Description

The clinical data from the clinical trial will be used to assess the performance, sensitivity and specificity of the experimental DualDur In Vitro Diagnostic System.

- The sensitivity of the DualDur in Vitro Diagnostic System will be examined in subjects whose physician indicates drug therapy for Lyme borreliosis (positive arm).

- The specificity of the DualDur in Vitro Diagnostic System will be examined in healthy volunteers declared Lyme borreliosis negative by their physician and all the standard laboratory tests prove that they are free of Lyme borreliosis (negative arm).

The diagnostic system developed by Lyme Diagnostics Ltd. is planned for application in the diagnosis during the entire life cycle of Lyme borreliosis. ;


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NCT number NCT03873974
Study type Observational
Source Lyme Diagnostics Ltd.
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Status Completed
Phase
Start date July 2, 2019
Completion date December 4, 2019

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