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Blood Gas Analyzers
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Country Of Origin : India
Assay Menu & Testing Methodology
Point-of-care blood gas analyzer providing pH, pCO2, pO2, electrolytes, and lactate measurements. Intended for rapid decision-making in critical care settings and emergency departments.
Throughput (Tests/Hour) & Reagent Ecosystem
Designed for rapid STAT testing with cartridge or cartridge-free reagent systems. Consumable planning focuses on cartridge turnover and calibration materials for reliable ICU operations.
Sample Loading & LIS/HL7 Integration
Rapid sample aspiration supports bedside sampling and quick result delivery. Results can be exported to LIS via connectivity options to support clinical decision records.
Calibration, QC, and Maintenance Cycles
Calibration uses control gases or solutions per manufacturer protocol. Routine QC and sensor checks are part of scheduled maintenance to ensure ICU-grade reliability.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What bulk purchase options exist for blood gas analyzers? Bulk and repeat supply programs are offered to support critical care departments and lab networks.
- How is pricing structured for consumables and cartridges? Pricing depends on cartridge format and usage rates. Contracts for recurring supply can be negotiated.
- What QA and calibration support is provided? Calibration procedures and QC materials are provided to maintain measurement accuracy in clinical settings.
- How is the analyzer packaged for hospital delivery? Devices ship with protective packaging, starter cartridges, and clinical setup guidance for rapid deployment.
