Perfusion programs operate in highly controlled environments where reliable assessment of hemolysis is essential to supporting quality standards and confidence in reinfused blood products. However, current approaches to hemolysis assessment often rely on indirect indicators, subjective interpretation, or delayed laboratory workflows, limiting timely and consistent information about blood quality.
HemoCue’s plasma free hemoglobin testing provides fast, in-house hemolysis assessments. As a direct marker of hemolysis, plasma-free hemoglobin offers clearer insight than indirect measures such as lactate dehydrogenase (LDH). The HemoCue® Plasma/Low Hb System is FDA-cleared and delivers results faster than send-out tests, helping streamline implementation and reduce turnaround time.
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Quantitative plasma free hemoglobin results within 60 seconds after centrifugation
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Simple FDA-cleared test with no end-user calibration required
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Customized validation support to streamline implementation
By providing access to accurate screening tools, you can more easily detect those at risk. HemoCue’s point-of-care testing systems are portable and easy to use, even in remote settings.
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The Regional Blood Donation and Hemotherapy Center in Warsaw (Warsaw Blood Bank) is one of the largest blood banks in Poland. Located in the capital of the country, in the Masovian Voivodeship province, the Warsaw Blood Bank supplies blood components such as red blood cell concentrate, freshly frozen plasma and platelet blood cell concentrate to over 100 hospitals with specialist departments including hematology, transplantology, and oncology.
Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital & Medical Research Centre is one of the largest blood banks in Mumbai with an average of 1,000 donors per month. The donors are both patient-related and unrelated voluntary donors in hospital settings as well as voluntary donors in donation camps outside.
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