Siemens Highlights Presents Latest Breakthroughs in Healthcare

Siemens is highlighting various products highlighted including its two new high-volume hematology analyzers, the Atellica HEMA 570 and 580. Designed to meet the hematology testing needs of today’s high-volume labs, both instruments share fast throughput and an identical footprint. Also featured at the event is the IMMULITE 2000 XPi immunoassay system that provides multiple tests on a single, easy-to-use analyzer. This makes it simple to adjust to changes in demand and scale capabilities without disrupting day-to-day operations. Additionally, Siemens is presenting the CN-3000 and CN-6000 coagulation designed to meet the small-sized, mid- and high-volume hemostasis testing solutions. The CN Systems leverage optical testing methodology with intelligent software to automate and standardize sample management for reliable results, reduced repeat testing, and reagent waste. Siemens is also highlighting Atellica Integrated Automation which consolidates revolutionary sample management technology, intelligent software, and IT to provide workflow efficiency with the flexibility to add decapping with little or no additional footprint.

Among its compact solutions featured at the event is the Atellica DCA Analyzer which puts fast, quality HbA1c and ACR results right at the fingertips. Experience the performance and precision you need to improve outcomes. Designed with the speed, standardization, and personalization required to boost efficiencies and meet growing demand, the Atellica DCA Analyzer can be placed wherever it is needed when space is at a premium. Also featured at the event is the RAPIDPoint 500e System that elevates Siemens’ blood gas offering to a new level. This end-to-end blood gas solution reduces the daily burden of device management and enables healthcare professionals to give full care and attention to their patients. Moreover, Siemens is also demonstrating the Atellica VTLi patient-side immunoassay analyzer for high-sensitivity troponin testing at the point of care. It produces accurate results in just 8 minutes, improving ED throughput, reducing stress and strain on acute care clinicians, and aiding in optimizing the use of time and resources of busy laboratories.