8-channel platelet aggregation system TA-8V

Platelet function testing by Light Transmission Aggregometry (LTA) was introduced in 1962 by Born and O’Brien. This assay remains the gold standard. Light Transmission Aggregometry Employing Light Transmission Aggregometry (LTA), platelet aggregation is evaluated by measuring changes in light transmission after addition of platelet agonists to PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma). Platelet aggregometry with LTA is indicated in different clinical situations : to diagnose platelet function defects predisposing patients to bleeding symptoms to control platelet concentrates prepared for transfusion to document the effects of antiplatelet drug treatment. LTA can also be used for VWD investigation using RIPA test or confirmation of HIT. The Thrombo-Aggregometer A comprehensive offer that makes platelet function testing easier! Using the gold standard technology – Light Transmission Aggregometry (LTA) – for the diagnosis of a wide variety of acquired and inherited platelet disorders, the TA 4-V3 or TA 8-V3 Thrombo-Aggregometer is a valuable choice for first-line Platelet Function Disorders exploration. With less plasmas rejected thanks to the infrared wavelength used, time savings with up to 8 patients in parallel, an intuitive software andStago offers 6 reagents for use on the the new TA 4-V3 or TA 8-V3 Thrombo-Aggregometer : Arachidonic Acid, Collagen, ADP, TRAP-6, Epinephrin and ristocetin. an easy-to-use panel of IVD and validated agonists, the TA 4-V3 or TA 8-V3 is a valuable choice for productivity.