XCyton Diagnostics has established the Syndrome Evaluation System (SES) at 12 hospitals in Bengaluru, Noida, Kochi, Coimbatore and Salem. These include National Institute of Mental Health and Neuro Sciences (NIMHANS), HCG, KR Hospital, Sagar Hospital, Fortis Hospital, and Apollo Hospitals in Bengaluru, Gokulam Hospital, and Manipal Hospital in Salem  KG Hospital Coimbatore, and Fortis Hospital Noida, Amrita Institute Of Medical Sciences Kochi.

With the monsoons on the anvil, diseases like typhoid, malaria, chikunguniya, leptospirosis, dengue, etc. are not uncommon. Dengue, malaria and chikunguniya is caused as a result of mosquito bites due to stagnant water collected in puddles. The Sysdrome Evaluation System (SES) for Sepsis will be conducive to judicious diagnosis of secondary infections like  Sepsis that occur as a result of dengue and chikunguniya in merely seven hours, according to Dr B V Ravi Kumar, founder, chairman and managing director of XCyton Diagnostics Pvt. Ltd.

Another widespread ailment which occurs during monsoon is leptospirosis. During early monsoons, the areas of Dibrugarh and Tezpur in Assam, experience an epidemic of encephalitis which could lead to seizures, tremors, hallucinations and temporary and permanent memory problems and disorientation. SES for Acute Encephalitis Syndrome proves a boon to doctors who can, with one specific test rule out possibilities and render suitable medication, he added.

Another grave monsoon related ailment would be Whole Enteroviral Infections which claim lives of numerous infants as a result of heart and liver failure. These viruses are the cousins of polio and can be easily detected through SES.

According to Dr Ravi Kumar, SES is powerful to diagnose a variety of diseases that claim lives of numerous people in India.