Designed to revolutionise blood disorder testing with unparalleled speed using advanced diagnosis technologies which enhance precision and accuracy, Asiri Laboratories unveiled the latest state-of-art Haematology Analyzer, Mindray BC-6800Plus, a cutting-edge instrument and world’s fastest standalone unit at its flagship laboratory at Asiri Medical Hospital, Colombo 5.
The innovative high-end analyzer promises to deliver unprecedented precision and efficiency in haematology testing, marking a significant milestone in the medical diagnostics industry and healthcare sector with enhanced patient care in the country.
In today’s healthcare landscape, laboratories need rapid, accurate results for increasingly complex blood disorders. The Mindray BC-6800Plus meets these challenges, offering unparalleled speed and precision. As the world’s fastest standalone haematology analyzer, it processes up to 200 samples per hour, with a 100-sample loading capacity. It also performs automated ESR testing at 120 samples per hour and body fluid testing at 40 samples per hour.
The Mindray BC-6800Plus offers cutting-edge features in a compact design, combining high-throughput capabilities with user-friendly operation. It processes samples in under 60 seconds, providing 37 reportable and 53 research parameters for whole blood, plus additional parameters for body fluids. The analyzer includes NRBC counting, reticulocyte analysis, and body fluid testing without extra reagents. Its SF Cube Technology ensures exceptional accuracy in cell counting and classification. With a storage capacity of 100,000 results and an automated quality control program, the BC-6800Plus guarantees high analytical precision while improving diagnostic accuracy, productivity, and patient care.
“The Mindray BC-6800Plus ushers in a new era for haematology diagnostics in Sri Lanka,” said Neil Priyath John, Director Laboratories of Asiri Hospital Holdings. “It enhances our diagnostic capabilities, offering more comprehensive and timely results. Its advanced features provide crucial information for various conditions, while improving efficiency with a user-friendly interface,” he said.
