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Portable express analyzer near the patient: test result in ≤ 3 seconds

Portable express analyzer near the patient: test result in ≤ 3 seconds
cartridge format for whole blood, serum, plasma and urine
The FA-160 is a Lifotronic compact portable immunofluorescence POCT analyzer for rapid imaging immediately next to the patient, which takes no more than 3 seconds to read, and a wide range of test cartridges covers cardiomarkers, inflammation, diabetes and other clinical tasks.
The analyzer quantifies disposable immunofluorescent test cartridges and automatically recognizes the reagent information. Supports whole blood, serum, plasma and urine. Seven-inch touch screen combines data input, mode selection, measurement and printing results. Compact dimensions and weight of 3 kg allow you to enter data, select mode, measure and print the result. We'll use the system in the emergency room, in the intensive care unit, in the small lab, in other care centers, and the manufacturer's official menu includes studies for diabetes, thyroid, inflammation, cardiology, kidney function, anemia, bone exchange, and other areas.
Method: immunofluorescence analysis with disposable test cartridges. Reading time - ≤3 s. Variation coefficient - ≤2%. Display - touch, 7 inches. Sample types: whole blood, serum, plasma and urine. Dimensions - 215×303×159 mm; weight - 3 kg. The manufacturer also indicates automatic reading of the reagent data and application in POCT diagnostics.
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3kg
work in the patient's bed
diabetes, inflammation, cardiomarkers and other directions
| Method | Immunofluorescence analysis, single-use test cartridges |
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| Reading time | ≤3s |
| Coefficient of variation | ≤2% |
| Types of specimens | whole blood, serum, plasma, urine |
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| Display | sensory, 7 inches |
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| Dimensions | 215×303×159 mm |
| Weight | 3 kg |
Disposable cartridges for rapid determination of indicators of diabetes, inflammation, cardiomarkers, kidney function, anemia and bone metabolism