Cytomegalovirus infection (CMVI) is becoming the serious medical-social problem both in clinical-epidemiological aspects and in connection with demographic consequences. One of the necessary conditions for solving this problem is the organization of regular and comprehensive epidemiological surveillance for CMVI. Thereby, improvement of methods of diagnostics is becoming the most actual issue. Immunoenzyme assay-based test-systems "ECOlab-CMV-IgM" and "ECOlab-CMV-IgG" which are able to detect IgM and IgG for CMVI diagnostics and assessment of IgG titers dynamics were presented. Their high specificity and sensitivity were shown.

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