Blood Gas Analyzers Industry Overview
There have been various new developments in blood gas analyzers industry. Leading players are constantly introducing advanced blood gas analyzers with improved features and low cost.
Recent Product Launches and Development
In July 2024, Werfen introduced the new GEM Premium 7000 with Intelligent Quality Management 3 (iQM3) at the ADLM Annual Meeting. The new blood gas analyzer has already received 510(K) clearance from the US Food and Drug Administration.
GEM Premium 7000 represents a breakthrough in blood gas testing. It offers hemolysis detection for the first time at the POC. The latest product is designed to address the growing incidence of frequent preanalytical errors like hemolysis that occur during patient preparation, sampling, or handling of the sample.
GEM Premium 7000 with iQM3 has the tendency to address the problem of hemolysis in point-of-care testing. The company announced that it will strive to expand placement of its new systems throughout the United States and other regions to enhance both patient care and efficiency.
GEM Premium 7000 can deliver a complete snapshot of results (pH, PO2, electrolytes, total hemoglobin, lactate, glucose, SaO2, and other parameters in just 45 seconds. It can allow clinicians to make safe and rapid decisions for the care of patients.
In July 2024, EKF Diagnostics Holding Plc launched its new Biosen C-Line benchtop glucose and lactate analyzer. It is designed to enhance usability through features like touch screen and advanced connectivity. These features enable Biosen C-Line to seamlessly connect with laboratory and hospital IT systems to ensure that patient results are securely and quickly available to clinicians.
In May 2024, Radiometer announced a new commercial partnership with Etiometry to enhance workflows and clinical decision-making in hospital settings. The integration of Etiometry platform with Radiometer’s acute care diagnostic tools will empower clinicians to view blood gas results and other physiologic parameters in clinical care settings.
