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The STAT! Campy immunochromatographic assay forCampylobacter antigen was compared to culture for 500 clinical stool specimens. Antigen was detected in six culture-negative, PCR-positive specimens.C. upsaliensis , a pathogenic species that is traditionally difficult to recover in routine stool cultures, was detected in two of these culture-negative specimens. This study provides evidence that antigen testing may cross-react with at least one additional non-jejuni and -coli Campylobacter species that may be missed by routine culture for campylobacteriosis.

Detection of non- jejuni and -coli Campylobacter Species from Stool Specimens with an Immunochromatographic Antigen Detection Assay