What is a chemistry analyzer?

Chemistry analyzers are medical laboratory devices used to calculate the concentration of certain substances within samples of serum, plasma, urine and/or other body fluids. Substances analyzed through these instruments include certain metabolites, electrolytes, proteins, and/or drugs.

What is the name of the machine that tests blood?

A blood chemistry analyzer is used to determine components in blood. Blood analyzers are used by hospitals, medical labs, forensic labs, and by people at home.

What is the principle of Vitros 250?

Vitors-250 is a unique clinical chemistry analyzer which uses dry-slide (micro-slide) technology. Vitros-250 is a computer controlled automated robotic machine hugely used for diagnosis or preclinical and biomedical research, particularly for metabolic diseases.

What are hematology analyzers used for?

Hematology analyzers are used to run tests on blood samples. They are used in the medical field to do white blood cell counts, complete blood counts, reticulocyte analysis, and coagulation tests.

How do different suppliers of dry chemistry analyzers compete in the market?

A large number of suppliers of dry chemistry analyzers compete in the market in terms of extension of test parameters, lowering of test cost, and efficacy of analyzers.

What are the advantages of a dry chemistry analyzer?

Dry chemistry analyzers are compact and easy to operate, as these do not require storage space for reagents, there is no need for pipetting of reagents, these are semi to fully automatic, and require small volume of sample.

What is the difference between wet and dry chemistry analyzer?

Dry chemistry analyzers comprise highly sensitive multilayered reagent coated slides instead of wet reagents. It requires only 10 ml to 50 ml of sample. The results of dry chemistry analyzers are comparable to conventional wet chemistry analyzers. However, results differ for certain parameters among dry and conventional chemistry analyzers.

What is conventional clinical chemistry analysis?

Conventional clinical chemistry analysis involves use of various substrates and enzymes or catalysts to detect and quantify the presence of analytes in a given sample based on principles of colorimetry involving light absorption and refraction phenomenon of specific substance at specific wavelength.