GLOBAL POINT OF CARE

OBJECTIEF
MILDE TBI BEOORDELEN

OP HET POINT-OF-CARE

De i-STAT TBI cartridge* is de eerste point-of-care veneuze volbloedtest voor milde TBI die hersenspecifieke biomarkers meet en objectieve gegevens levert in 15 minuten.1

*Alleen beschikbaar op het i-STAT Alinity-instrument | TBI=traumatisch hersenletsel
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OBJECTIEF
MILDE TBI BEOORDELEN

OP HET POINT-OF-CARE

De i-STAT TBI cartridge* is de eerste point-of-care veneuze volbloedtest voor milde TBI die hersenspecifieke biomarkers meet en objectieve gegevens levert in 15 minuten.1

*Alleen beschikbaar op het i-STAT Alinity-instrument | TBI=traumatisch hersenletsel

INNOVATIES IN PATIËNTENZORG

Welke impact zal de i-STAT TBI cartridge hebben op uw patiënten en zorgteam? Neem contact met ons op en ontdek onze innovatieve point-of-care producten die binnen enkele minuten laboratoriumresultaten leveren.

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INNOVATIES IN PATIËNTENZORG

Welke impact zal de i-STAT TBI-cartridge hebben op uw patiënten
en zorgteam?

AANVULLENDE BRONNEN
Biomarkers in Assessing mTBI

In deze whitepaper wordt meer uitgelegd over de rol die biomarkers spelen bij de beoordeling van mild traumatisch hersenletsel (in het Engels).

Biomarkers in Assessing mTBI

Ontdek meer over de rol van biomarkers (GFAP en UCH-L1) bij het beoordelen van mild traumatisch hersenletsel (mTBI) (in het Engels).

Referenties

  1. i-STAT TBI cartridge. Instructions for use. Abbott Point of Care Inc. Abbott Park, IL; 2024.
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  11. Papa L, Lewis LM, Silvestri S, et al. Serum levels of ubiquitin C-terminal hydrolase (UCH-L1) distinguish mild traumatic brain injury (TBI) from trauma controls and are elevated in mild and moderate TBI patients with intracranial lesions and neurosurgical intervention. J Trauma Acute Care Surg. 2012;72(5):1335-1344.
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