Sonoclot Analyzer, ACT Machine India, Thromboelastography, Cardiac Surgery, Liver Transplant

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After nearly four years of wait, catheterization laboratory or cath lab was delivered at Bhopal memorial hospital and research centre (BMHRC). The new machine would be operational within a month and would be used to perform cardiac and non-cardiac vascular interventions in the gas victims' hospital. Top-of-the-line clinic with diagnostic imaging equipment, which cost Rs 5.21 crore, would be used to perform assessment of total heart function including pediatric congenital heart defects. "Arrival of the cath lab, marks a positive change for the gas victims hospital. We are in the process of upgrading most of our equipment," said BMHRC director Dr Manoj Pandey. For more information on Sonoclot ACT Machine,  please follow: www.lifediagnostica.com

Sonoclot (SC1) ACT Machine incorporates Sonoclot's Proprietary Visco-Elastic technology and is extremely sensitive to the developing clot. Normal ACT Machines mechanically detect mature clot to report Activated Clotting Time which takes into account cumulative activity of Factors, Fibrin gel & Platelets to form a mature clot. On the other hand Sonoclot ACT Machine starts monitoring the viscosity changes, which is the first component to change when the coagulation cascade is triggered by the respective activators. Factor Xa triggers Prothrombin to Thrombin (Factor IIa) the sample is still in the liquid phase. As Thrombin forms it triggers Fibrinogen to Fibrin Polymerization the sample starts to gel and the viscosity starts increasing. Sonoclot ACT Machine is very sensitive to this changing viscosity and first reports ACT, which is a function of Factor Xa activity. Once the ACT re...

Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation (DIC) The DIC process can be divided into three stages: • Hypercoagulable (Stage I) • Secondary fibrinolytic (Stage II) • Hypocoagulable (Stage III) Hypercoagulable (Stage I) DIC is commonly initiated through release of tissue factor (TF) and FVIIa activation of the extrinsic pathway, resulting in a deposition of thrombin in the microcirculation system. TF is normally contained within the cellular membrane and encrypted. However, traumatic tissue injury, required major resuscitation, or major surgery, exposes TF to the bloodstream. TF expression can also occur when monocytes are activated by sepsis, endotoxin, the presence of cancerous cells, or in pregnancy when amniotic fluid penetrates the maternal blood stream. In summary, the release of TF, together with FVIIa, initiates the extrinsic coagulation cascade and, if it is not anticoagulated accordingly, with heparin low molecular weight heparin (LMWH), or activated protein C ...

Sonoclot - ACT Machine India Sonoclot SC1 Analyzer calculates onset of ACT and Clot Rate for in vitro coagulation studies by monitoring mechanical changes that occur to blood samples during hemostasis. Features: o ACT & Clot Rate Results o Separate Results for Factor Xa & Thrombin (IIa) Inhibition o Information on Coagulation Factors & Fibrinogen in one Simple Test o Accurate Heparin Anti-Coagulation Management o Residual Heparin Detection o Low Molecular Weight Heparin Management o Improved Hemostasis Management o Reduced Usage of Blood Products o Portable for use in OR, Cath Lab, ICU or Lab. o Simple QC Procedure o Microprocessor Controlled o On Board Data Storage and Computer Connectivity More Details on: http://www.lifediagnostica.com/

Sonoclot SC1 Analyzer calculates onset of ACT and Clot Rate for in vitro coagulation studies by monitoring mechanical changes that occur to blood samples during hemostasis. The mechanism is a tubular probe that moves up and down within a blood sample. This produces a series of electronic signals that are processed by a microcomputer. Sonoclot SC1 incorporates Sienco's patented whole blood viscoelastic clot detection mechanism. It provides effective clinical hemostasis management for operating rooms, coagulation labs, STAT labs, and intensive care units. For More Details please follow: http://www.lifediagnostica.com/