Au5800 system
The AU5800 system is a fully automated clinical chemistry analyzer designed for high-throughput laboratory testing. It features a modular architecture and advanced analytical capabilities to provide reliable and efficient results for a wide range of clinical chemistry assays.
11 protocols using au5800 system
Comprehensive Liver Function Assessment
Biomarker Quantification in Plasma
Measuring Iron Metabolism Biomarkers
APAP-Induced Liver Injury Evaluation
Fasting Blood Lipid Analysis in Rabbits
Blood Uric Acid Measurement Protocol
Maternal Blood Biochemistry Analysis
Renal Function Assessment in Rats
Comprehensive Routine Biochemical Profiling
Coagulation Assessment by Thromboelastography
Patients were analyzed by TEG, and the following indices were determined (19–21 (link)): reaction time (R time), defined as the interval from when the blood was placed in the analyzer until the start of fibrin formation; kinetic time (K time), defined as the time to reach a certain level of clot strength; α angle, which reflects the level of fibrinogen; maximum amplitude (MA), which reflects platelet function; clot lysis 30 min following maximal amplitude (LY30), which reflects clot lysis; TMA, defined as the time needed to form a stable clot. Patients were classified as being in a hypercoagulable, normal, or hypocoagulable state based on whether TMA was, respectively, < 23, 23–33, or > 33 min (22 (link), 23 (link)).
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