New & Used Blood Gas Analyzer

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Blood Gas Analyzer Premier 3000 63269 - MedWOW

463352996

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Device: Blood Gas Analyzer
Manufacturer: Gem
Model: Premier 3000
Location: United States, Virginia
2,500
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Blood Gas Analyzer ABL5 373964 - MedWOW

586493698

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Device: Blood Gas Analyzer
Manufacturer: Radiometer
Model: ABL5
Location: United Kingdom, Stirling
2,000
2008
Veterinary Lab Equipment VetStat 352304 - MedWOW

818331641

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Device: Veterinary Lab Equipment
Manufacturer: IDEXX
Model: VetStat
Location: Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur
2,980
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2016
Blood Gas Analyzer, POC Piccolo Xpress 325686 - MedWOW

996947549

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Device: Blood Gas Analyzer, POC
Manufacturer: Abaxis
Model: Piccolo Xpress
Location: Russia, Nizhegorod
4,900
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2011
Blood Gas Analyzer Rapidpoint 405 332563 - MedWOW

426594262

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Device: Blood Gas Analyzer
Manufacturer: Siemens
Model: Rapidpoint 405
Location: United States, California
300
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Blood Gas Analyzer, POC Piccolo Xpress 341803 - MedWOW

462651695

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Device: Blood Gas Analyzer, POC
Manufacturer: Abaxis
Model: Piccolo Xpress
Location: Italy, Sondrio
1,862
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Blood Gas Analyzer 995 67233 - MedWOW

154732705

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Device: Blood Gas Analyzer
Manufacturer: Avl
Model: 995
Location: United States, Texas
5,000
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The model & manufacturer of the marked items have changed due to an acquisition between companies, and are also known as:
Current Manufacturer / Model Name Alternative Manufacturer / Model Name
Siemens / Rapidlab 248 Bayer / Rapidlab 248
Gem / Premier 3000 Instrumentation Laboratory / GEM Premier 3000

Blood Gas Analyzer may also be referred to as :

pH Analyzer | Fetal Monitor, pH | Blood Gas/pH Analyzer | Blood Gas .pH Analyzer
 

Tips for buying Blood Gas Analyzer

  1. When choosing a blood gas analyzer instrument, facilities should rely mainly upon available assays on an instrument, the throughput capacity, and the availability of blood gas/pH analyzer models to meet different volume and testing needs within the same facility.
  2. Larger, more automated blood gas analyzers with a wide-scale test menu and high throughput will probably be used in medical centers. These blood gas analyzers can also provide stat testing. These blood gas analyzers are often used for determining diagnosis, follow-up care, and the effectiveness of treatment.
  3. Facilities with specialized testing requirements or midsize or small facilities can use smaller blood gas analyzer systems that may be less automated, with lower throughput, and a smaller test menu. Smaller blood gas/pH analyzer systems that offer the required test in the shortest time using the smallest amount of patient specimen may be sufficient for specialty testing.
  4. Facilities that handle urgent or specialty testing may consider blood gas analyzer devices that can assay whole blood or samples that do not need centrifugation.
  5. A broad test menu is not necessarily needed in blood gas analyzers used in specialty areas. However, it is required in central blood gas analyzers, which should be capable of testing for certain key analytes; the presence or absence of which may indicate a life-threatening situation and calls for immediate action.
  6. Facilities are encouraged to perform an on-site evaluation of the blood gas/pH devices to be purchased. This enables facilities to test performance qualities with the workload and sample types that are normally handled.
  7. An important factor to be considered by facilities is an effective quality control system. An inappropriate blood gas analyzer system can result in unnecessary test runs, delayed patient results, and failure of proficiency tests; all of which waste time and money.
  8. Facilities should prefer blood gas analyzer devices that minimize operator contact with specimens because of the risk of infection involved with handling any body-fluid specimen.
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