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IVD Technology

September 1998
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COVER STORY:

Coagulation testing, Part 2: The quest to optimize near-patient analyzers
by David G. M. Carville and Kirk E. Guyer

Near-patient coagulation testing offers substantial benefits for both patients and the institutions that care for them. The features of today's analyzers make them portable, easy to use, and capable of performing a number of different tests at the patient's bedside.


DNA-chip technologies
Part 1: Research fundamentals and industry catalysts

by Cliff Henke

In this first installment of a special three-part series, IVD Technology looks at the basic elements of DNA-chip technologies and the forces that are advancing research in the field.


The role of membranes in molecular diagnostics
by Jason M. Alter

With the rise of molecular diagnostics, researchers are exploring new applications for membranes—familiar materials with a proven track record.


Commentary: Medicare's negotiated rule making
by Ted Mannen

A committee of 16 organizations is negotiating the future of reimbursement for clinical laboratory testing. Now is the time for manufacturers to make their needs known.


Regulations and Standards: FDA makes a better rule for IHCs
by Jeffrey N. Gibbs

Industry had a lot to say about FDA's 1996 proposed rule on immunohistochemicals. To judge from the final rule, the agency was listening.


Editor's Page

Pass the torch, please


IVD Technology News

Safer foods through IVD testing

New heart disease marker on the way?

Visible Genetics gets virtual DNA sequencer patent

More changes and challenges for Oncor

HAMA assay debuts


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