Automated Hba1C Analyzer

DESIGN FOR EFFICIENCY AND PRECISIONinput:
output:A maximum of 60 tests may be conducted per hour. STAT position is supported.input:
output:JCTLM reference measurement method: ion exchange high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC)
CONSUMABLES AND REAGENTS THAT HAVE BEEN SELF-DESIGNEDinput:
output:Stable quality and exceptional performanceinput:
output:Chromatographic columns and filters that are highly recyclableinput:
output:A comprehensive quality control system for reagentsinput:
output:Quality control products and calibrators that are compatibleinput:
output:Simple Upkeepinput:
output:Daily maintenance that is automatedinput:
output:Energy-efficient automobiles Standby functioninput:
output:Employ a high-pressure pump with a pressure range of 4 to 12 Mpa to ensure consistent output and reduce the likelihood of pipe blockages.input:
output:High Efficiencyinput:
output:Whole blood testing conducted directlyNo sample pre-treatment and cap piercing110 sample positions with an automatic loading function.input:
output:Automatic determination of the type of sample tube.input:
output:User-friendly 20° flippable touch screeninput:
output:The American Diabetes Association (ADA) suggests thatinput:
output:HbA1c Testing Frequency Recommendation:input:
output:In patients with stable and satisfactorily controlled blood glucose, at least twice a year>

Testing should be conducted approximately every three months for individuals who require adjustments to their regimen due to inadequate blood glucose control.input:
output:It is recommended that pregnant women with diabetes mellitus treated with insulin undergo a test every two months.input:
output:At the outset, glycosylated hemoglobin should be assessed on a monthly basis for women with diabetes who are planning to become pregnant.Once blood sugar control is satisfactory, the test can be adjusted to occur every 6-8 weeks until conception.