Measuring pleural fluid pH is a clinically useful tool for diagnosing and managing
patients with pleural effusions and can be especially important in critical care
situations, when dependable performance is essential.
Throughput | up to 50 samples/hour |
Time to result | less than 2 minutes with whole-blood sampling |
Module | Optional module for automatic quality control |
Parameter combinations | Three different parameter combinations (see table below) including glucose, lactate, urea and bilirubin |
Maintenance | Durable, low-maintenance sensors |
Touchscreen | Easy-to-use touchscreen and intuitive user interface |
Trending acid-base maps | Trending acid-base maps to support clinical decisions |
Reagent tracking | Control reagents consumption |
Customizable | Customizable features include a user-definable display and two types of sample application |
Connectable | Connectable to your network via cobas® infinity POC for remote control and for comprehensive data management |
Convenience for your critical care testing
Measuring pleural fluid pH is a clinically useful tool for diagnosing and managing
patients with pleural effusions and can be especially important in critical care
situations, when dependable performance is essential.
Comprehensive testing menu covers 18 of the most important critical-care blood parameters including: blood gases, electrolytes, co-oximetry and metabolites.
Parameters | Versions | ||
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2 | 4 | 6 | |
Blood gases (pH, pO2, pCO2, pH) / Co-oximetry | x | x | x |
Electrolytes (Na+, K+, Ca2+-) / Hematocrit | x | x | |
Metabolites (Glu / Lac) | x | ||
Metabolites (Glu / Lac / Urea (BUN)) | x | ||
Bilirubin | x | x | x |