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Jul
Advantages Of POCTIn terms of time, POCT greatly shortens the detection time and can quickly obtain the detection results
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30
Jun
What Are The Items Of POCT DetectionPOCT refers to point-of-care testing and refers to clinical or point-of-care testing performed next to the patient.
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29
Jun
Overall Evaluation Of POCT Coagulation FunctionThe so-called overall evaluation means that this type of equipment is different from the previous method of single detection of the number and activity of certain coagulation components
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28
Jun
POCT For Heparin Anticoagulation MonitoringHeparin monitoring is quite frequent in hospitalized patients, especially in supervised patients, and long wait times hinder rapid diagnosis of coagulation disorders and rapid and effective anticoa...
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27
Jun
Expansion Of The Status Quo Of POCTThe vast majority of blood coagulation analysis is sent to the laboratory for testing by an automated coagulation instrument after blood collection.
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26
Jun
The Special Value Of POCTAlthough the mention of POCT only began to appear in the 1990s, in fact, in the 1970s, with the development of intensive care medicine, the need for POCT appeared. In the hemostatic test, clinician...
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25
Jun
Main Applications Of POCTAcute cardiovascular disease such as acute myocardial infarction (AMI) is the most important cause of death in most cardiovascular diseases, and AM1, which really threatens the life safety of patie...
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24
Jun
Main Features Of POCTThe main purpose of POCT is to get experimental results faster. Advances in diagnostic and assistive technology, awareness of the disease, and improved treatment levels are the main reasons for POC...
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23
Jun
Main Criteria Of POCTThe main criteria of POCT are that no fixed testing site is required, reagents and instruments are portable, and can be operated in a timely manner. POCT does not require specialized clinical testi...
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22
Jun
A Brief Introduction To POCTPOCT, point-of-care testing, refers to clinical testing and bedside testing performed next to the patient, usually not necessarily by a clinical laboratory technician.
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