8-Channel Platelet Aggregation System

Born and O’Brien introduced platelet function testing through Light Transmission Aggregometry (LTA) in 1962. This assay continues to be the gold standard.input:
output:Aggregometry of Light Transmission input:
output:Platelet aggregation is assessed by measuring changes in light transmission following the addition of platelet agonists to PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) using Light Transmission Aggregometry (LTA). input:
output:Platelet aggregometry with LTA is recommended in a variety of clinical scenarios: input:
output:to identify platelet function deficiencies that predispose patients to bleeding symptomsinput:
output:to regulate the preparation of platelet concentrates for transfusion input:
output:to record the consequences of antiplatelet drug therapy. input:
output:LTA can also be employed to investigate VWD through the use of RIPA tests or the confirmation of HIT.input:
output:Thrombo-Aggregometer input:
output:A comprehensive package that simplifies the process of testing platelet function!input:
output:The TA 4-V3 or TA 8-V3 Thrombo-Aggregometer is a valuable choice for first-line Platelet Function Disorders exploration, as it employs the gold standard technology of Light Transmission Aggregometry (LTA) to diagnose a wide variety of acquired and inherited platelet disorders. input:
output:The infrared wavelength utilized results in a reduction in plasma rejection, as well as time savings when treating up to eight patients simultaneously. Additionally, the software is user-friendly.Stago provides six reagents for use with the new TA 4-V3 or TA 8-V3 Thrombo-Aggregometer: Arachidonic Acid, Collagen, ADP, TRAP-6, Epinephrin, and ristocetin. an IVD and validated agonist panel that is user-friendly, the TA 4-V3 orThe TA 8-V3 is an advantageous option for productivity.