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Haemonetics Displays Small, Cartridge-Based TEG 6s Hemostasis Analyzer at AACC Clinical Lab Expo

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Posted on 29 Sep 2021

Image: TEG® 6s system (Photo courtesy of Haemonetics Corporation)

Image: TEG® 6s system (Photo courtesy of Haemonetics Corporation)

Haemonetics Corporation (Boston, MA, USA) displayed its small, cartridge-based TEG 6s hemostasis analyzer at the 2021 AACC Annual Scientific Meeting & Clinical Lab Expo, the world’s premier gathering of clinical lab professionals from around the world.

Haemonetics provides blood management solutions to help improve care & reduce costs. The company’s TEG 6s system addresses the limitations of traditional testing by delivering fast, comprehensive, & functional assessment of coagulation. The analyzer’s easy-to-use test cartridge delivers a rapid, comprehensive picture of patient hemostasis giving invaluable insight. With a small footprint, robust quality control processes, vibration resistance, and simple, automated cartridge the TEG 6s can be readily deployed in varied settings.

Alongside the TEG 6s hemostasis analyzer, Haemonetics also demonstrated the TEG Manager software that allows secure, real time remote access to patient results, analyzer/user admin & LIS/POC system connectivity. The TEG Manager software system delivers convenient, secure TEG analyzer results viewing and system administration. It provides for robust TEG analyzer data warehousing, real-time, on-demand remote patient results viewing, clinical report generation, LIS connectivity, and user/device management/reporting. The Interpretation Guidance module allows clinicians the option to customize clinical alert messages according to your institution’s guidelines. It displays active and historical TEG results wherever/whenever within the hospital network. It also provides administrative functions including dashboard views of the status of all TEG analyzers throughout the hospital, manage users/access, and a robust suite of operational and audit reporting.

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