Lecture
Novel acoustofludic method for rapid detection of hemolysis in blood gas analysis
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- ICM Saal 4b
- Type: Lecture
Lecture description
We present an acoustofluidic microfluidic cartridge for rapid plasma separation from whole blood, enabling inline, imaging-based optical assessment of plasma parameters.
Device performance was validated by quantifying free hemoglobin to evaluate hemolysis.
Hemolyzed samples are a frequent source of preanalytical error in laboratory and pointof-care settings, particularly affecting whole blood potassium (K⁺) measurements on blood gas analyzers.
Our approach minimizes hemolysis-related errors, offering a fast, reliable method for plasma preparation compatible with downstream analytical workflows [1].
Literature:
[1] G. Blankenstein, Clinical Chemistry, 2024, 70:12 (1485-1493)
Device performance was validated by quantifying free hemoglobin to evaluate hemolysis.
Hemolyzed samples are a frequent source of preanalytical error in laboratory and pointof-care settings, particularly affecting whole blood potassium (K⁺) measurements on blood gas analyzers.
Our approach minimizes hemolysis-related errors, offering a fast, reliable method for plasma preparation compatible with downstream analytical workflows [1].
Literature:
[1] G. Blankenstein, Clinical Chemistry, 2024, 70:12 (1485-1493)
