Haematology

• 120 sample capacity
• Up to 195 tests per hour
• Only 175µl of sample analysed
• Continuous loading of samples
• Independent STAT channel for low volume and urgent samples
• Auto washing system
• Multi-level access with personalised GDPR compliance
• Remote access
• Internal camera

Reference: ESR measurements by TEST1 reflect inflammation better than do those by the Westergren method in patients with malignancy, autoimmune disease or infection. Young Joo Cha MD, Department of Lab Medicine, Chung-Ang University Hospital, Seoul, Korea Clin Chem Lab Med 2010; 48(7):1043-1048

The Alifax ROLLER 20 PN analyser is a compact solution for small laboratories. It provides both automatic and manual sampling for low volume samples.

• Double circuit for automatic and manual sampling from uncapped tubes
• 175µl of EDTA sample per test for automated sample withdrawal
• Only 100µl of EDTA sample for manual withdrawal
• LCD touch screen
• User-friendly software

Contact us to discuss your specific requirements for ESR automation.

STANDARD G6PD is a small, hand-held glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase (G6PD) enzyme activity analyser. It can be easily stored and moved due to its portable size, and the test strips are stored at room temperature to maximise convenience.

• G6PD & total Hb measurement to provide ratio (U/g Hb)
• 10µl of capillary or venous whole blood
• Rapid, simple test procedure with results in 2 minutes
• Distinguishes intermediate G6PD activity
• Battery operated for on-site testing
• Test strips stored at room temperature

Please contact us to arrange a demonstration of STANDARD G6PD.

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Genetic disorders are caused by aberrations in the genetic make-up of a person, either inherited or acquired during the person’s lifetime. ViennaLab assays are a reliable diagnostic tool for the identification of such conditions.

Haemachromatosis

Hereditary haemochromatosis (HH) is one of the most prevalent genetic disorders in the Northern European population. It is caused by mutations in the HFE, TFR2 or FPN1 genes, and is characterised by the progressive accumulation of iron in various organs which can, in time, lead to dysfunction and failure in multiple organs. If left untreated, HH can lead to liver cirrhosis, liver cancer, diabetes, arthritis and cardiopathies. ViennaLab .assays identify the most frequent genetic variants causing iron overload.

• StripAssays® based on the reverse-hybridisation of biotinylated PCR products
• RealFast® real-time PCR kits
• Results easily visibly to the naked eye
• Haemochromatosis StripAssay® A: 12 HFE, 4 TFR2 and 2 FPN1 mutations
• Haemochromatosis StripAssay® B: 3 most common HFE mutations: H63D, S65C, C282Y
• Haemochromatosis RealFast® real-time PCR kits for the individual detection of the most common mutations of the HFE gene : H63D and C282Y
• HFE mpx RealFast® real-time PCR for the simultaneous detection of H63D and C282Y mutations of the HFE gene

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• ViennaLab Haemachromatosis flyer

Thalassaemia are characterised by inherited defective haemoglobin synthesis leading to microcytic, haemolytic anaemia. Patients present ranging from asymptomatic or with very severe forms requiring regular blood transfusions. Severe thalassaemia is life-limiting and no cure is available apart from bone marrow transplantation. Genetic analysis is required to confirm the diagnosis and is indispensable for genetic counselling.

• Globin StripAssays® detect common thalassaemia-causing genetic variants worldwide
• 3 separate β-Globin StripAssays® tailored for specific geographical regions
• α-Globin StripAssay® includes 21 of the most common defects found in the Mediterranean, Middle East and South East Asia
• • β-Thal Modifier StripAssay® to detect 5 genetic modifiers involved in inter-individual variability of HbF levels in adult life. The results help to predict the clinical course of β-Thalassaemia and Sickle Cell disease in newborns

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• ViennaLab Thalassaemia flyer

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