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Automatic Coagulation Analyzer LMCA-B100 is designed to assess and monitor the coagulation profile of a patient's blood by employing Optical coagulation assay and immunoassay methodologies. The coagulation analyzer features four test channels, and 40 cuvettes, and accommodates 10 positions each for sample and reagent containers. It offers a range of automated functions, including sample probe cleaning, sampling procedures, measurements, data analysis, and re-testing of abnormal samples, complete with error reporting.
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| Method | Optical coagulation assay, and immunoassay |
| Test Channels | 4 |
| Test Methods | Automatic or manual test mode |
| Sample Position | 10 |
| Reagent Container Position | 10 |
| Cuvette | 40 |
| Test Timing Range | 0 to 300 s |
| Test Speed | PT - 300 Tests/h,APTT - 250 Tests/h,TT - 300 Tests/h,FIB – 300 Tests/h |
| Reagent Volume | 5 to 200 μL |
| Sample Volume | 5 to 100 μL |
| Preheating Time | >30 mins (after start-up) |
| Constant Temperature | Detector: 37℃ ± 1℃,Reagent and Sample disk: 37℃ ± 1℃ |
| Test Items | Prothrombin time (PT), activated partial thromboplastin time (APTT), thrombin time (TT), fibrinogen (FIB), coagulation factors II-XII, D-dimer, reptilase time (RT), lupus anticoagulant (LA), heparin (HEP), protein C (PC), etc. |
| Temperature Control | Test module and preheating system: 37℃ ± 1℃ (constant temperature control)Reagent cooling temperature control: >16℃ |
| Repeatability | CVPT ≤ 2%CVAPTT ≤ 2.5%CVTT ≤ 3%CVFIB≤5%CV D-Dimer ≤ 6% |
| Relative Bias | FIB relative bias ≤ ±10.0%,D-dimer relative bias ≤ ±10.0% |
| Linearity | FIB linearity r ≥ 0.975D-dimer linearity r ≥ 0.975 |
| Sample Carryover Rate | FIB carryover rate ≤10% |
| Continuous Working Time | ≥ 24 h |
| Display | LCD display or touchscreen |
| Storage | More than 50 million pieces of data |
| Power Supply | AC 220 ± 22 V AC, 50 ± 1 Hz |
| Power | ≤ 320 VA |
| Packaging Dimension (W×D×H) | 820 × 730 × 740 mm |
| Net Weight | 39 kg |
| Gross Weight | 75 kg |
Features
Compact and benchtop design
Incorporates bar-code and QR code scanning for efficient sample and reagent identification
Equipped with an LCD display and remote control capability
Stores calibration curves and test results with a data memory capacity exceeding 50 million pieces
Provides continuous operation for up to 24 hours
Features system maintenance settings, including motor frequency and motion accuracy adjustments
Includes self-testing and editable settings for calibrations, quality control, and test procedures
Equipped with an emergency sample setting function, featuring liquid-level detection
Generates comprehensive analysis reports in an international standard format
Work with high efficiency, stability, and reliability
Offers user-friendly operation and consistent performance
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Frequently Asked Questions
1 What is an Automatic Coagulation Analyzer?
An Automatic Coagulation Analyzer is an apparatus designed to automate the testing of blood coagulation parameters in order to assess clotting function.
2 How does Automatic Coagulation Analyzer work?
It works by adding specific reagents to a blood sample, detecting the clotting process through sensors and calculating coagulation times for diagnostic purposes.
3 What coagulation tests can be performed using Automatic Coagulation Analyzer?
It can perform tests such as Prothrombin Time (PT), Activated Partial Thromboplastin Time (aPTT), International Normalized Ratio (INR) and Fibrinogen level.
4 Can Automatic Coagulation Analyzer detect bleeding disorders?
It helps in identifying coagulation abnormalities associated with bleeding disorders such as hemophilia by measuring parameters like PT and fibrinogen levels.
5 Can Automatic Coagulation Analyzer used for monitoring anticoagulant therapy?
It is commonly used for monitoring patients on anticoagulant therapy.
6 What kind of maintenance does Automatic Coagulation Analyzer require?
Regular maintenance includes cleaning and disinfecting of the apparatus, replacement of consumables like reagents and sample tubes along with proper calibration.
7 What types of blood samples are used in Automatic Coagulation Analyzer?
Venous blood samples collected in citrate tubes are used in Automatic Coagulation Analyzer.
8 Can Automatic Coagulation Analyzer be used in emergency settings?
It is used in critical care situations such as trauma to quickly assess coagulation status.
9 What is the role of Automatic Coagulation Analyzer in pre-surgical testing?
It is used to evaluate coagulation profile of a patient before surgery in order to assess bleeding risk and ensure appropriate preoperative care.
10 Can Automatic Coagulation Analyzer perform multiple tests on a single sample?
It can perform multiple coagulation tests from the same sample.