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Summary
Electrolyte analyzers measure electrolyte levels in the human body to detect metabolic imbalances and measure renal and cardiac function. The electrolytes measured include sodium (Na+), potassium (K+), chloride (Cl-) and bicarbonate (HCO3- or CO2). Electrolyte analyzers are used in hospital and reference laboratories, and also point of care settings. Most electrolyte analyzers use blood plasma, serum, or urine samples; some analyzers can use whole blood (for faster turnaround time) and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF). Electrolytes are measured using ion selective electrodes (ISE) and colorimetric and photometric techniques. Most electrolyte analyzers are capable of high throughput ranging from 400 to 2400 tests per hour.
Market Segment as follows:
By Region
- Asia-Pacific
- North America
- Europe
- South America
- Middle East & Africa
By Type
- Fully-automatic
- Semi-automatic
By Application
- Medical applications
- Experimental Applications
By Company
- Convergent Technologies
- Meizhou Cornley Hi-Tech
- JS Medicina Electronica
- Meril Life Sciences
- BPC BioSed
- Caretium Medical Instruments
- URIT Medical Electronic
- erba diagnostics Mannheim
- Hycel Handelsgeselschaft m.b.H
- Idexx Laboratories
- Nova Biomedical
- Roche
- SFRI
- Medica
- Human
- Shenzhen Genius Electronics
The main contents of the report including:
Section 1: Product definition, type and application, global and regional market overview;
Section 2: Global and regional Market competition by company;
Section 3:
Global and regional sales revenue, volume and price By Type;
Section 4: Global and regional sales revenue, volume and price by application;
Section 5: Regional export and import;
Section 6: Company information, business overview, sales data and product specifications;
Section 7: Industry chain and raw materials;
Section 8: SWOT and Porter's Five Forces;
Section 9: Conclusion.