Scientific & Clinical Evidence

Diagnostic Studies
 
Dealing with various disease states continually changes as technology develops and scientists and clinicians work to improve patient outcomes and overall population health.

Learn about key scientific and clinical diagnostic findings emerging around the world.
Disclaimer: Articles are presented for educational purposes only and are not intended to promote any Beckman Coulter product or service. Unless otherwise indicated, Beckman Coulter did not provide funding for these studies.
 

Learn about important disease states and diagnostic innovations.


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Immunoassay
MeMed BV aided in patient management decisions for 86% of cases

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Hematology
High-confidence platelet analysis of 98 K3EDTA blood samples on the DxH 900

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Immunoassay
High sensitivity detection with excellent precision at low concentrations

Immunoassay
Decrease time to first results by more than 5 min – from 6.3 min to 1 min

Immunoassay
A study comparing results of 3 assays showed improved sensitivity & precision on the DxI 9000 analyzer

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Hematology
A 5-point System with MDW for Early Sepsis ID

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Immunoassay
Assay Performance Showed High Sensitivity, Exceeding Manufacturer’s Claims

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Hematology
Avoiding Unnecessary Administration of Antibiotics

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Immunoassay
Study of Anti-HCV Assay on DxI 9000 Access Immunoassay Analyzer shows 100% specificity

Automation
DxA 5000 Reduces TAT in Multiple Sample Types Receiving by a Typical Blood Sciences Lab

Hematology
Sepsis Diagnosis: Saving 85 Minutes to Start Abx

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Chemistry
Hospital Reduces Average Turnaround Time by 83% with HbA1c Advanced

 

Disclaimer: Articles are presented for educational purposes only and are not intended to promote any Beckman Coulter product or service. Unless otherwise indicated, Beckman Coulter did not provide funding for these studies.