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Patient Data Entry Equipment & Supplies In Africa
4 equipment items found
Manufactured by:Heska Corporation based inLoveland, COLORADO (USA)
Intuitive Interface: Easy to use interface makes testing simple. Accurate Results : Reliable, quantitative results provide data when you need it. Cartridge Storage : Room temperature storage simplifies managing inventoryFast Results. Get test results in as little as 5 minutes. Bi-Directional Interface : Two way communication (when available) simplifies patient ...
Manufactured by:TEAC Corporation based inTama-shi, JAPAN
The on-board recording engine used in TEAC's UR-4MD. All-in-one or Fully Customizable options (5.25" form factor design) Feature-rich, Reliable, Flexible and ...
Manufactured by:Diatron based inBudapest, HUNGARY
The Abacus 380 is the flagship product of Diatron’s 3-part differential hematology analyzers. With an 80 test/hour throughput, small footprint, lightweight and user-friendly color touch screen, it is ideal for laboratories, clinics, and physician practices ...
Manufactured by:Siemens Healthcare GmbH based inErlangen, GERMANY
What could happen when critical testing results are securely delivered patient-side in less than 1 minute with a system that securely connects the entire care team? With the epoc® Blood Analysis System as the nexus of care, caregivers and the laboratory can stay connected to what’s important—being where patients need them most. ...