The
solid-phase pouring enrichment method is to replace the liquid enrichment solution with
solid-phase enrichment medium and swabs containing
solid-phase enrichment medium, and to cultivate and isolate
pathogenic bacteria from the original sample containing miscellaneous
bacteria by pouring culture method . The supporting device is a container containing solid-phase enrichment medium and a swab containing medium, so that it has the functions of sampling, pre-enrichment, enrichment, and biochemical rough screening at the same time. Take the
Salmonella detection tube used in the
physical examination of practitioners as an example, moisten the anal swab containing the culture medium with water, directly sample and culture, and directly observe the reaction. If
Salmonella is suspected, there will be
colored suspicious spots on the swab. Take the spots for pure isolation, and then do further identification. Those without spots are negative, and there is no need to transfer to the plate. The
detection rate of this method is significantly higher than that of the conventional method, and because the
observation time can be extended, the delayed growth
bacteria will not be missed. This method simplifies procedures, reduces costs, and has a high
detection rate. Another
Salmonella detection bag according to the same principle has a higher
detection rate. A series of multi-functional products can also be developed, such as
bacteria monitoring in food,
food poisoning detection, infectious
disease detection, nosocomial infection monitoring and other products.