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Hemodyne - Defining Hemostatic Risk

Hemostasis Analysis System - The only system in the world that delivers the "Whole Story" from whole blood.

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Developed and refined over seven years, Hemodyne’s remarkable Hemostasis Analysis System sets a new standard in platelet and clotting assessment—an advanced level of diagnosis and control made possible by the system’s unique ability to supply the “Whole Story.”

The Hemostasis Analysis System offers the most comprehensive assessment of increased and decreased platelet activity, as well as clot quality.

In minutes, physicians and researchers using the HAS can assess bleeding risk, accurately dose and monitor a wide range of cardiac and blood disorder drugs, assess cardiovascular risk, and gauge platelet viability.

The Hemostasis Analysis System (HAS) is the only instrument that provides platelet specific parameters in a true clotting environment. The HAS performs a completely unique, yet fundamental assessment that precisely measures the platelet's ability to retract the clot within the fibrin network.

Other platelet function techniques provide only ancillary data, often in a simulated or non-clotting environment, forcing doctors to make broad, indirect interpretations and diagnoses. Hemodyne's Hemostasis Analysis System (HAS) now paves the way toward better understanding, diagnosis, and treatment of a broad array of blood disorders related to clotting factor deficiencies, surgical complications, and thrombotic risk.

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Hemodyne News

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Thrombin Generation TimeTM

Study results on Hemodyne's ground-breaking new parameter, Thrombin Generation TimeTM, published in Thrombosis and Haemostasis.

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Novo Seven Study

Hemodyne's Novo Seven study results published in Thrombosis and Haemostasis

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European Launch

Hemodyne to Launch Hemostasis Analysis System in Europe

 

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With a small sample of whole blood, the Hemostasis Analysis System provides information on key platelet and clotting properties in a whole blood system.

 

 



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