Point of care
Electrolyte Analyser
Description:
An Electrolyte Analyzer is a diagnostic instrument used to measure the concentration of electrolytes in biological fluids such as blood, serum, plasma, or urine. Electrolyte analyzers are commonly used in clinical laboratories, hospitals, and point-of-care settings to assess a patient's electrolyte balance and support the diagnosis and management of various medical conditions, such as kidney function disorders, dehydration, and acid-base imbalances.
SPOTCHEM EL is an electrolyte analysis system with capacity for total electrolyte analysis requirements in all fields.
- Whole blood, serum, plasma and urine can be measured with 22 ul
- Two types of special twin-pipettes are available.
- Easy calibration can be completed with magnetic card
- Na, K, Cl are measured at the same time on the same E-Plate
- Requires a small sample volume, typically between 60 to 150 µL, suitable for pediatric, neonatal, and adult samples.
- Capable of performing up to 60-120 tests per hour, depending on the model and usage.
Blood Ammonia Meter
Description:
A Blood Ammonia Meter is a specialized instrument used for measuring the concentration of ammonia in blood samples. This test is crucial for diagnosing and monitoring conditions related to liver function, urea cycle disorders, and other metabolic disorders.
PocketChem BA is a palm size meter with the separate printer unit, and whole blood sample is available with easy operation. You can measure blood ammonia anytime, anywhere and by anyone without any care about increasing ammonia level.
- Needs 20µl of whole blood
- Only 124(W) x 85(D) x 38(H)mm, and 150g weight
- 2 x AA-sized dry battery for mobility and/or AC adapter
- Uses exclusive reagent strips without any pretreatment
- Provides rapid results with an average turnaround time of 2 to 5 minutes per test, enabling timely diagnostic and monitoring decisions.
I Chroma - POCT Analyser
HOW DOES IT WORK?
ichroma™ II is an automatic or semiautomatic in-vitro diagnostic device that measures the concentration of analytes, contained in blood, urine, or other samples, in quantitative or semi-quantitative ways. Compared to the first-generation device, ichroma™, ichroma™ II has an improved user interface and display and an advanced optical system, which provide the user with disease test options in wide range. In addition, ichroma™ II was designed to improve data input efficiency and wireless communication connectivity through separately purchasable accessories and program update can be proceeded easily using SD card. In particular, the use of batteries improves portability, which is one of the biggest advantages of point-of-care testing (POCT) equipment, and ensures reliable testing in unstable power environments.
