Mohammad et al., 2004 - Google Patents
Use of computer simulation to study impact of increasing routine test volume on turnaround times of STAT samples on ci8200 integrated chemistry and immunoassay …Mohammad et al., 2004
- Document ID
- 1407737882963382685
- Author
- Mohammad A
- Elefano E
- Leigh D
- Stredler D
- Okorodudu A
- Petersen J
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- Publication venue
- Clinical chemistry
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Automated clinical chemistry analyzers were first introduced as single-and multichannel continuous flow analyzers in the 1960s (1, 2). Ongoing evolution of analyzers has been driven by two factors:(a) increased demand by clinicians for rapid turnaround times (TATs); …
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