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Abbott ARCHITECT VS. BioSite Triage.

By On 23. January 2012 · 2 Comments · In BioPorto

In the 2. edition of Clinical and Laboratory Medicine Vol. 49 a group of Doctors from Liegé made a comparison of the two systems.

First they praise the ARCHITECT system….

Then:

“Triage NGAL could be an alternative as the Triage meters can be used in a ward. Unfortunately, the analytical performance of this […]

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Blast injury / Shotgun injury – and NGAL

By On 21. January 2012 · Leave a Comment · In BioPorto

Summer of 2011 brought – amongst record rains and rare floods in Denmark, an solicitation notice from US-Army to bid in for development of a urine-test (and device) that would help make the right selection of patients at – or close to – the battlefield.

At first we (we being – BioPorto Investors) thought […]

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Is Bioporto “fencing in” the ER’s?

By On 19. January 2012 · Leave a Comment · In BioPorto

Is BioPorto trying to prevent usage of Alere’s Triage NGAL-test  in its prime setting –  the ER’s (Emergency Rooms)  ?

As a consequence of the fact that EPO has declared they will issue the “Trauma patent” to Bioporto on the use of NGAL, an interesting question arises.

Will Bioporto use that patent to keep Alere/Biosite […]

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