Evaluation of the GEM® Premier™ 4000: a compact blood gas CO-Oximeter and electrolyte analyzer for point-of-care and laboratory testing

Abstract

The GEM Premier 4000 analytical performance was validated for all parameters with the accuracy and the reliability of traditional systems. This blood gas analyzer fulfills most of the requirements for both point-of-care and laboratory use.

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