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cobas* b 123 POC system
A cartridge-based blood gas analyzer for your patient care
cobas”cobas* b 123 POC system
Complete blood gas solution
interface
[®)
* Graphically guided sampling
and consumable
+ Easy installation
* Low training needed
Immediate control
in one screen
+ Complete overview of operational status
+ SMART CHIP technology-consumables
scan automatically and all important
information is stored
+ Consumable change display
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Protection
= Comprehensive clot protection - eliminating
the risk of analyzer downtime, due to clots
= Operator lock-out-only train users are allowed
« Level of access-certain specially trained
users can perform advance function
Ready and safe sampling area
* Able to choose type of sample container
* Lit sample area to facilititate room with low light
+ Central enclosed port makes left or right
handed user comfortable and safe
= No needle exposure with closed sample port
Result management
Customizable out of range values
Display of acid/base mapping
+ Display of patient trendingcobas‘ b 123 POC system
Flexsibility
01 Instrument configurations: 02 Sensor configurations:
= Without AutoQC and COOX BG +Het
= With AutoQe © BG + Het + ISE
= With COOX * BG + Het +ISE + Glu
= With AutoQC and COOX © BG + Het + ISE + Glu + Lae
03 Fluid Pack Configurations: (04 Automatic quality control
+ 200 ~ 400 ~ 700 test without COOX + 24 ampoules on three levels
+ 200 ~ 400 ~700 test with COOX «* Dally/weekly programming
BG=pHi,pCO, pO, Electayte=Nat,K*, Cal, Cr AutoQC= automatic quality control system (only in version 2 andl 4)
Adapting to your needs
* With flexible configurations and a throughput + Flexibility and scalability allows clinically
Of up to 30 samples per hou, cabas® b 123 relevant and cost efficient in the management
ccan be easily customized according to the of Point of Care Testing
nuea needs ofthe critical area and the + All consumables can be interchanged
between different eobas® b 123 systems
* Thesnll poces” bilza pecemeterpenel * Optional mobile chart, UPS (uninteruptable
Fee eee aarpoataat ower source) backup and wireless
{Hb 80, 0,11, Hi, CO,Hb, Met, Brubin, tonnecivty enable operation where over
Glucose, Lactate. Plus an extensive range of needed
calculated parameterscobas* b 123 POC system
Clinical value
Bilirubin in neonatal caré
provide rapid information on the critical care state of new born
Immediate monitoring of bilirubin in neonatal care lowers the risk of life-threatening conditions and lasting harm. More
than 60 49 of mature healthy newborns develop hypesbilirubinemia, In rare cases, blood biinubin eoncentrations above
‘a cntical value result in kemicterus (encephalopathy), which causes death in 10 % and long-term morbidity in 70 % of
cases.1 Whether and when a child receives phototherapy or blood exchange to eliminate neurotoxin and prevent
reversible brain damage and neurological development deficits crucially depends on total serum bilirubin (TSB) and
age
‘The current guidelines have been developed by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), representing a consensus
of the AAP subcommittee on hyperbilirubinemia to update the existing guideline based on a careful review of the
‘evidence by the New England Medical Center Evidence-Based Practice Center's The authors of an AAP technical report
conclude high TSB levels exceeding 20 mg/dL to cause kernicterus, with an increasing probability when TSB levels are
2 30 mg/dL. 2
“Give physicians the tools to implement the guidelines: Risk assessment tool at bedside”.
fae
+ Use total bilirubin
+ Risk factors = soimmune hemolytic disease, G6PD deficiency, asphyxta, significant lethargy,
temperature instability, sepsis, acidosis, or albumin < 3.0 gl. (if measured)
Lactate: Key parameter in sepsis
High lactate is a marker of severe physiological stress and risk of death. It represents the metabolic changes accompanying
‘severe tissue stress and hypoperfusion. Contrary to long-standing belie, lactate is not only a marker of hypoxia but also
‘serves as a metabolic signal The lactate level represents a balance between generation and elimination and so should not
be interpreted in isolation from oxygen status and blood pHMeasurement of blood lactate concentrations is therefore a
vital addition to the blood gas analysis process. All patients with a lactate level > 4 mmol/L, whatever their blood pressure
is, are entered in the early goal-directed therapy portion of the severe sepsis resuscitation bundle
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Dayscobas°® infinity POC solution
Complete remote management
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Screen sharing for complete
data management and
remote control:
+ Replacement of device
* Calibrations of parameters
* Quality Check
Simple and self-guided
user interface
Check your blood gas status.
Anytime. Anywhere
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Personalized alert for intellegent
management of critical issues
+ Last access memory
* Automatic quality control
* Check reagent and fluid pack
+ Check characteristic parameter
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Operator lock-out
(ED mutti-site and mutti-analyzer
management
Proactive and personalized
instrument managementcobas* b 123 POC system
Product Specification
Measured parameters
Blood gases Specified range
pH 65-80
pCOz 10-150 mmHg (1.33 - 19.95 kPa)
pOz 10-700 mmHg (1.33-93.10 kPa)
Electrolytes
Nat 100-200 mmol/L
Kr 1-15 mmol/L
Cat 0.1-2.5 mmol/L
cr 70-150 mmol/L
Het 10-75%
Metabolites
Lactate 1-20 mmol/L
Glucose 1-30 mmol/L
CO-Oximetry
tHb 4-25 g/dL (25 -15.5 mmol/L)
SOz 30-100%
OoHb 30-100%
COHb 0-70%
MetHb 0-70%
HHb 0-70%
Bilirubin (total) 3-50 mg/dL (51.3-855 umol/L)
Calculated parameters
H+, cHCOs, ctC02(P), FOzHb, BE, BE«t, BB, S02, Pso, ctO2,
ctCO2(B), pHs, CHCOs-xt, PAO2, AaDOz, a/AQ:, avDO», RI, Shunt,
nCa*, AG, pH', H*, PCOz!, POz, PAOz', AaDOz', a/AOz, RI, Het(c),
MCHC, BOs, BE«t, Osmolality, OER, Heart minute volume (QQ,
P/F index, Lactate clearance
Sample volume
Parameter Volume
BG, Het, Electrolytes®, Glu, Lac, COOX 123 pL
BG, Hct, Electrolytes, Glu, Lac 102 pl
Micro mode ~ BG, Het, COOX 56-122 pL
Micro mode - BG only 38-55 pL
Micro mode - COOX only Gine. Bilirubin) 25-37 pLSample types
Calibration
‘System calibration
1 point-calibration
2 point-calibration
Data processing
Monitor
Thermal printer
‘Supported protocols
Electrical requirements
Power rating
‘Ambient temperature
Relative humidity, not condensed
Power cable
Options
CO-Oximeter
‘AutoQc
Barcode scanner
Mobile cart
UPS (Uninterruptible power supply)
Wireless capability
Test certificate
UL
CE conformity
Dimension/weight instrument
Width
Height
Depth
Weight (without solutions, without AutoQC)
Whole blood, aqueous and blood-based QC
solutions, and dialysis solution
Interval
Every 24 hours
Every 60 minutes (programmable 30 or 60 minutes)
Every 12 hours are programmable for 4, 8 or 12 hours
Intel, Celeron M, 800 Hz
Built-in color TFT-LCD 10.4 inch flat screen (touchscreen)
Built-in, 171 mm width, graphical capability
POCTI-A, ASTM
100-240 V, 200 W, 50/60 Hz autoselecting
+15 to +32°C (59 to 89.6°F)
15-85%
Alocal supply required
512 nm wavelengths
‘Automatic QC system with room for 24 QC ampoules
Hand held or benchtop
APC BACK-UPs CS 350 VA USB/SERIAL 230 V
W-Lan modem recommended
UL3101-1
IVD-Directive 98/79/EC (IEC 1010-1 / EN 61010-1 /
EN 61010-2-101)
33cm
47cm
32em
18 kg
‘optional / 2scheduled for development / BG = pH, pCOs, pO: / “Electrolytes = Na*, K*, Ca’, ChReferences
1._AAP 2008. ewww sap ora/aualyimprovement/qultvehbmypebil pA, accessed March 2008.
2 Ip.S. Chung, M, Kuli. OBrien, R, Sogo, Reto. 2008). American
‘Academy of Pediatrics, Technical Report, An Evidence-Based Review at
Important sues Concerning Neonatal Hypebilirubineia, Peas.
114, 180-2153,
3. Malcle, MJ, Bat, RD, Bhutan, VK, Newman, TB, Palmer, Het a
(2004), American Academy of Pediatrie, Cnical Practice Guideline,
‘Management of Hyperlirubinemia in te Newborn Infant 35 or Mere
Weeks of Gestation Pacatics 114(1), 207-916
4. Lag, B. Gibot, S, Franck, P,Cravoisy A Bollet, PE (2008). Relation between
‘muscle Na+ K+ ATPase ect and raed lactate concontraone in septic chock: @
prospective study. Lancet 365 (9462), 871-875,
5. Handy, J. 2006), Lactate ~ The bad boy of meteboiam, or simply misunderstood?
(Cutrent Anacethesia & Critical Cao. 17.71-76.
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