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OPTI Medical Systems OPTI CCA Blood Gas and Electrolyte Analyzer Shares all the features of the OPTI Medical Systems OPTI® CCA TS Blood Gas and Electrolyte Analyzer but does not have a... view more
pH, Pco2, Po2, K, NA, Cl, Ca, erf, HcT Siemens offers a comprehensive range of products and systems for process and quality optimization. Our world-class products for process analytics include... view more
Good condition. Convenient critical care testing Benchtop analyzer which gives lab-quality results in less than 2 minutes Comprehensive testing menu covers 18 of the most important critical-care... view more
Manufacturer: Instrumentation Laboratory Model: GEM Premier Description: With a GEM Premier 4000 electrolyte analyzer in your institution, it is possible to obtain results for... view more
The cobas b 121 system offers fast determination of 10 of the most important critical-care blood parameters, including blood gases, electrolytes, total hemoglobin, oxygen saturation and hematocrit... view more
Method: Sensor Technology Parameters: BG, Hct, Coox, ISE, Metabolites Sample volume: 70 µL of whole blood (105 µL with CO-OX) Throughput: 100 seconds from result to result (140... view more
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ABL 77 - Blood Gas and Electrolyte Analyzer Manufacturer: Radiometer Method: Sensor Technology Parameters: BG, ISE, Hct Sample Volume: 70 µL of whole blood Throughput: 70 seconds ... view more
A Blood Gas Analyzer is a medical device used to measure the levels of gases such as oxygen and carbon dioxide in a patient's blood. The device is used for a variety of medical purposes, including monitoring a patient's respiratory and metabolic status, diagnosing various disorders, and determining the need for oxygen therapy. Blood gas analyzers are available in a variety of models, ranging from portable devices to larger, more complex laboratory-based equipment.
Blood gas analyzers are manufactured by a number of companies, including Abbott, Radiometer, Roche, and Siemens. Prices for these devices can range from a few hundred dollars for a portable device to several thousand dollars for a laboratory-based system. The cost of the device will depend on its features and capabilities, as well as the manufacturer. The cost of consumables, such as test strips, will also need to be factored in when considering the total cost of ownership.
