New & Used Blood Gas Analyzer, POC

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Device: Blood POC Analyzer
Manufacturer: Hemagen
Model: Analyst
Location: United States, Pennsylvania
Business type: Dealer
3,500
1999

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Device: Blood Gas Analyzer
Manufacturer: Instrumentation Laboratory
Model: GEM Premier 3000
Location: Germany, Hamburg
Business type: Laboratory
3,957
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Device: Blood Gas Analyzer, POC
Manufacturer: Nova Biomedical
Model: Stat Profile Critical Care Xpress
Location: United States, Florida
Business type: Dealer
11,800
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Device: Blood Gas Analyzer
Manufacturer: Osmetech
Model: OPTI CCA
Location: Poland, Malopolskie
Business type: Distributor
4,222
2005

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Device: Blood Gas Analyzer, POC
Manufacturer: Cholestech
Model: GDX
Location: United States, Minnesota
Business type: Dealer
Rating: 93%
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Device: Blood Gas Analyzer, POC
Manufacturer: I-stat
Model: i-STAT Analyzer
Location: United States, New York
Business type: Re-Manufacturing
4,500
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Device: Blood Gas Analyzer, POC
Manufacturer: Abbott Laboratories
Model: i-STAT Analyzer
Location: Germany, North Rhine-Westphalia
Business type: Dealer
4,323
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Device: Blood Gas Analyzer
Manufacturer: Instrumentation Laboratory
Model: GEM Premier 3000
Location: United States, Nevada
Business type: Refurbishing Company
Rating: 100%
Negotiable
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Device: Chemistry Analyzers, Automated
Manufacturer: Abaxis
Model: Piccolo Xpress
Location: United States, Indiana
Business type: Medical Clinic
4,999
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2007

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Device: Chemistry Analyzers, Automated
Manufacturer: Abaxis
Model: Piccolo Xpress
Location: United States, Michigan
Business type: Medical Clinic
10,000
2009

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Device: Blood Gas Analyzer
Manufacturer: Abaxis
Model: Piccolo Xpress
Location: United States, Florida
Business type: Medical Clinic
12,000
2009

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Device: Glucose Monitor
Manufacturer: Hemocue
Model: B-Glucose Analyzer
Location: Egypt, Al Qahirah
Business type: Importer
100
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Device: Blood Gas Analyzer, POC
Manufacturer: Bayer
Model: RAPIDPoint 405
Location: Egypt, Al Qahirah
Business type: Importer
7,500
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Device: Blood Gas Analyzer, POC
Manufacturer: Instrumentation Laboratory
Model: GEM Premier 3000
Location: Egypt, Al Qahirah
Business type: Importer
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
Abbott Laboratories / i-STAT Analyzer I-stat / i-STAT Analyzer
Sysmex / OPTI CCA Osmetech / OPTI CCA
Gem / Premier 3000 Instrumentation Laboratory / GEM Premier 3000

Blood Gas Analyzer, POC may also be referred to as :

Oxygen Analyzer | pH Analyzer | Gas/pH Analyzer | Carbon Dioxide Analyzer | Blood Gas Monitor | Point-of-Care Analyzer, Blood Gas-pH, Chemistry, Electrolyte | Bedside Analyzer

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Tips for buying Blood Gas Analyzer, POC

  1. When selecting the right blood gas analyzer unit, facilities should look into the level of device automation. Since non-laboratory trained personnel often use these blood gas monitor devices, it is better to have more automated features and greater data-management capabilities.
  2. All point-of-care blood gas analyzer devices should have basic data management features, including a way of recording patient identification, test results, and date and time. If trained personnel are not available when the test is performed, then intermediate data management capabilities are more desirable.
  3. Carbon dioxide analyzer systems should be able to capture quality control results, reagent lot numbers, and operator ID. Some facilities should consider more advanced data management functions, such as the ability to collect data from one or more blood gas monitor devices into a central data repository, which can be a stand-alone PC or an information system.
  4. Advanced data management capabilities will usually include the ability to generate reports based on the collected oxygen analyzer data.
  5. These oxygen analyzer devices should be able to provide test results in a hard copy, including a built-in printer or communication with an existing printer.
  6. It is recommended to have a computer interface to enable automatic results reporting and communication with a facility's data management system.
  7. Facilities should perform a thorough cost-benefit evaluation of their current blood gas monitor testing, versus the point-of-care testing before they decide to begin a point-of-care blood gas analyzer testing program.
  8. The ongoing costs of operating point-of-care pH analyzer instruments are often higher than those of central laboratory equipment, and this is on top of the initial capital investment. The maintenance of point-of-care testing devices is often more expensive than that of the central laboratory analyzers. However, since patient care is often improved, cost savings can be realized in other areas of the quality control, and some benefits of this testing may reduce overall costs in the long run.
  9. Facilities with high-test volume are more likely to realize savings than those with a low-test volume. The potential impact on savings grows with the test volume. The point-of-care testing can lessen the need for duplicate test runs due to error during sample transport and unneeded tests performed because of delayed results.
  10. Some tests are usually less expensive to run than others, and the blood gas monitor instruments they need may be cheaper than other analyzers, so the cost of equipment and reagents varies based on the test types.
  11. It is recommended that facilities look into other options available to them before they decide on starting carbon dioxide analyzer point-of-care testing. The specific situation in each facility determines whether blood gas analyzer point-of-care testing will be cost effective or not.