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MODULAR ANALYTICS: A New Approach to Automation in the Clinical Laboratory
MODULAR ANALYTICS (Roche Diagnostics) (MODULAR ANALYTICS, Elecsys and Cobas Integra are trademarks of a member of the Roche Group) represents a new approach to automation for the clinical chemistry laboratory. It consists of a control unit, a core unit with a bidirectional multitrack rack transporta...
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Acceso en línea: | https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2562947/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18924721 http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/JAMMC.2005.8 |
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author | Horowitz, Gary L. Zaman, Zahur Blanckaert, Norbert J. C. Chan, Daniel W. Dubois, Jeffrey A. Golaz, Olivier Mensi, Noury Keller, Franz Stolz, Herbert Klingler, Karl Marocchi, Alessandro Prencipe, Lorenzo McLawhon, Ronald W. Nilsen, Olaug L. Oellerich, Michael Luthe, Hilmar Orsonneau, Jean-Luc Richeux, Gérard Recio, Fernando Roldan, Esther Rymo, Lars Wicktorsson, Anne-Charlotte Welch, Shirley L. Wieland, Heinrich Grawitz, Andrea Busse Mitsumaki, Hiroshi McGovern, Margaret Ng, Katherine Stockmann, Wolfgang |
author_facet | Horowitz, Gary L. Zaman, Zahur Blanckaert, Norbert J. C. Chan, Daniel W. Dubois, Jeffrey A. Golaz, Olivier Mensi, Noury Keller, Franz Stolz, Herbert Klingler, Karl Marocchi, Alessandro Prencipe, Lorenzo McLawhon, Ronald W. Nilsen, Olaug L. Oellerich, Michael Luthe, Hilmar Orsonneau, Jean-Luc Richeux, Gérard Recio, Fernando Roldan, Esther Rymo, Lars Wicktorsson, Anne-Charlotte Welch, Shirley L. Wieland, Heinrich Grawitz, Andrea Busse Mitsumaki, Hiroshi McGovern, Margaret Ng, Katherine Stockmann, Wolfgang |
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description | MODULAR ANALYTICS (Roche Diagnostics) (MODULAR ANALYTICS, Elecsys and Cobas Integra are trademarks of a member of the Roche Group) represents a new approach to automation for the clinical chemistry laboratory. It consists of a control unit, a core unit with a bidirectional multitrack rack transportation system, and three distinct kinds of analytical modules: an ISE module, a P800 module (44 photometric tests, throughput of up to 800 tests/h), and a D2400 module (16 photometric tests, throughput up to 2400 tests/h). MODULAR ANALYTICS allows customised configurations for various laboratory workloads. The performance and practicability of MODULAR ANALYTICS were evaluated in an international multicentre study at 16 sites. Studies included precision, accuracy, analytical range, carry-over, and workflow assessment. More than 700 000 results were obtained during the course of the study. Median between-day CVs were typically less than 3% for clinical chemistries and less than 6% for homogeneous immunoassays. Median recoveries for nearly all standardised reference materials were within 5% of assigned values. Method comparisons versus current existing routine instrumentation were clinically acceptable in all cases. During the workflow studies, the work from three to four single workstations was transferred to MODULAR ANALYTICS, which offered over 100 possible methods, with reduction in sample splitting, handling errors, and turnaround time. Typical sample processing time on MODULAR ANALYTICS was less than 30 minutes, an improvement from the current laboratory systems. By combining multiple analytic units in flexible ways, MODULAR ANALYTICS met diverse laboratory needs and offered improvement in workflow over current laboratory situations. It increased overall efficiency while maintaining (or improving) quality. |
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spelling | pubmed-25629472008-10-16 MODULAR ANALYTICS: A New Approach to Automation in the Clinical Laboratory Horowitz, Gary L. Zaman, Zahur Blanckaert, Norbert J. C. Chan, Daniel W. Dubois, Jeffrey A. Golaz, Olivier Mensi, Noury Keller, Franz Stolz, Herbert Klingler, Karl Marocchi, Alessandro Prencipe, Lorenzo McLawhon, Ronald W. Nilsen, Olaug L. Oellerich, Michael Luthe, Hilmar Orsonneau, Jean-Luc Richeux, Gérard Recio, Fernando Roldan, Esther Rymo, Lars Wicktorsson, Anne-Charlotte Welch, Shirley L. Wieland, Heinrich Grawitz, Andrea Busse Mitsumaki, Hiroshi McGovern, Margaret Ng, Katherine Stockmann, Wolfgang J Autom Methods Manag Chem Research Article MODULAR ANALYTICS (Roche Diagnostics) (MODULAR ANALYTICS, Elecsys and Cobas Integra are trademarks of a member of the Roche Group) represents a new approach to automation for the clinical chemistry laboratory. It consists of a control unit, a core unit with a bidirectional multitrack rack transportation system, and three distinct kinds of analytical modules: an ISE module, a P800 module (44 photometric tests, throughput of up to 800 tests/h), and a D2400 module (16 photometric tests, throughput up to 2400 tests/h). MODULAR ANALYTICS allows customised configurations for various laboratory workloads. The performance and practicability of MODULAR ANALYTICS were evaluated in an international multicentre study at 16 sites. Studies included precision, accuracy, analytical range, carry-over, and workflow assessment. More than 700 000 results were obtained during the course of the study. Median between-day CVs were typically less than 3% for clinical chemistries and less than 6% for homogeneous immunoassays. Median recoveries for nearly all standardised reference materials were within 5% of assigned values. Method comparisons versus current existing routine instrumentation were clinically acceptable in all cases. During the workflow studies, the work from three to four single workstations was transferred to MODULAR ANALYTICS, which offered over 100 possible methods, with reduction in sample splitting, handling errors, and turnaround time. Typical sample processing time on MODULAR ANALYTICS was less than 30 minutes, an improvement from the current laboratory systems. By combining multiple analytic units in flexible ways, MODULAR ANALYTICS met diverse laboratory needs and offered improvement in workflow over current laboratory situations. It increased overall efficiency while maintaining (or improving) quality. Hindawi Publishing Corporation 2005 /pmc/articles/PMC2562947/ /pubmed/18924721 http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/JAMMC.2005.8 Text en Copyright © 2005 Hindawi Publishing Corporation. http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/ This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. |
spellingShingle | Research Article Horowitz, Gary L. Zaman, Zahur Blanckaert, Norbert J. C. Chan, Daniel W. Dubois, Jeffrey A. Golaz, Olivier Mensi, Noury Keller, Franz Stolz, Herbert Klingler, Karl Marocchi, Alessandro Prencipe, Lorenzo McLawhon, Ronald W. Nilsen, Olaug L. Oellerich, Michael Luthe, Hilmar Orsonneau, Jean-Luc Richeux, Gérard Recio, Fernando Roldan, Esther Rymo, Lars Wicktorsson, Anne-Charlotte Welch, Shirley L. Wieland, Heinrich Grawitz, Andrea Busse Mitsumaki, Hiroshi McGovern, Margaret Ng, Katherine Stockmann, Wolfgang MODULAR ANALYTICS: A New Approach to Automation in the Clinical Laboratory |
title | MODULAR ANALYTICS: A New Approach to Automation in the Clinical Laboratory |
title_full | MODULAR ANALYTICS: A New Approach to Automation in the Clinical Laboratory |
title_fullStr | MODULAR ANALYTICS: A New Approach to Automation in the Clinical Laboratory |
title_full_unstemmed | MODULAR ANALYTICS: A New Approach to Automation in the Clinical Laboratory |
title_short | MODULAR ANALYTICS: A New Approach to Automation in the Clinical Laboratory |
title_sort | modular analytics: a new approach to automation in the clinical laboratory |
topic | Research Article |
url | https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2562947/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18924721 http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/JAMMC.2005.8 |
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