Roche Cobas B221 Version 6 Blood Gas Analyzer
Roche Cobas B221 Version 6 Blood Gas Analyzer
Roche Cobas B221 Version 6 Blood Gas Analyzer
• Reliability
• Efficiency
• Speed
• Flexibility
• Convenience
cobas b 221 POC system Versions
Parameter Combinations 2 4 6
pH / blood gas (PO2, PCO2,pH) / CO-Oximetry
Electrolytes (Na+, K+, Ca2+, Cl-), hematocrit
Metabolites Glu / Lac
Metabolites Glu / Lac / Urea (BUN)
Bilirubin
Reliability Efficiency
• Automated QC measurements independet from calibration • Long-life and maintenance free sensors help to save money
solutions ensure system validity • The room temperature multi-reagent containers save valuable
• Self-monitoring of all calibration steps refrigerator space
• Fluid pack information is automatically transmitted to the • Centralized reimbursement is reality with the cobas b 221
analyzer eliminating the need for scanning barcodes POC system by remote data management as billing is captured
• Includes patient trend data and automated acid-base mapping electronically
• The only blood gas analyzer in the world measuring pH pleural
fluid Speed
• Flexible connectivity options help to ensure accuracy for LIS/ • The cobas b 221 POC system will support you with fast
HIS data collection, documentation and reporting actionable health information
• All covers and flaps are monitored for controlled user interaction • Blood gas results shown in less than one minute
• Fast data transfer and retrieval
Flexibility Convenience
• Fill port enhances operator safety by automatic aspiration or • Zero-maintenance electrodes perform 6 – 15 months (depend-
manual injection of patient samples into the system ing on parameter) and eliminate the need to refill, soak, polish
• Flexible, individually adjustable parameter configurations or replace caps
• User definable display • Load-and-go smart reagents are stable for up to 42 days
• Intuitive user interface • S ystem automatically tracks reagent use for minimum operator
• Micro mode allows you to measure samples with limited volume intervention
• Simple, single handed operation
• AQC can be loaded with up to 120 ampoules
cobas b 221 POC system
Connectivity that works
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Calculated parameters H+, cHCO3–, ctCO2(P), FO2Hb, BE, BEecf, BB, SO2, P50, ctO2, ctCO2(B), pHst, cHCO3-st, PAO2,
AaDO2, a/AO2, avDO2, RI, Shunt, nCa2+, AG, pHt, H+t, PCO2t, PO2t, PAO2t, AaDO2t, a/AO2t, RIt,
Hct(c), MCHC, BO2, BEact, Osmolality, OER, Heart minute volume (Qt), P/F Index
Sample types Whole blood, Serum, Plasma, Dialysate, QC material
Data processing
Industrial standard PC
Monitor Built-in flat color TFT-LCD 10.4 inch screen (touchscreen)
Thermal printer Built-in 111 mm, graphical capability
Barcode scanner Standard accessory
Electrical requirements
Power rating 100 – 240 V (+6 %/ – 10 % permission to tolerance), 200 W, 50/60 Hz autoselecting
Ambient temperature +15 to +31 °C (59 to 89.6 °F)
Relative humidity, not condensed 15 < T < 31 °C: 20 – 85 %
Options
Built-in AQC Automatic quality control system, with room for up to 120 QC ampoules
Test certificate
FDA 510 (k)
UL UL3101-1
CE-Conformity IVD-Directive 98/79/EC (IEC 1010-1 / EN 61010-1 / EN 61010-2-101)
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Critical, actionable information in 60 seconds The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) re-
or less cently released updated clinical guidelines for the
managment of hyperbilirubinemia in newborns: 3
Kernicterus caused by severe neonatal hyperbili- • Establish nursery protocols for identification/eva-
rubinemia: a serious condition that can lead to luation of hyperbilirubinemia
brain damage or death • Measure total serum bilirubin (TSB) or transcutane-
• Estimates based on the US National Vital Statistics ous bilirubin (TcB) level of infants jaundiced in the
Report (2002) project an annual caseload of more than first 24 hours
80,000 newborns with bilirubin levels > 20 mg/dL1 • Interpret all bilirubin levels according to infant’s age
• A preponderance of kernicterus cases have occurred in hours
in infants with elevated bilirubin levels (> 20 mg/dL)1 • Recognize that infants born at < 38 weeks are at
• C ontinuing reports of new cases of kernicterus raise higher of hyperbilirubinemia risk and require closer
opportunities for enhancing treatment standards for monitoring
hyperbilirubinemia care2 • Recognize that visual estimation of bilirubin levels
from the degree of jaundice can lead to errors,
With one touch, the cobas b 221 POC system particularly in darkly pigmented infants
delivers actionable information and enhanced • Perform a systematic assessment for the risk of
care throughout the hospital: severe hyperbilirubinemia on all infants prior to
For patients: discharge
• Requires only 47 μL of whole blood so there’s less
trauma to the newborn
For healthcare providers: References
1 Ip S, Glicken S, Kulig J, et al. Management of neonatal hyperbilirubinemia.
• Enables rapid TAT by providing total bilirubin results AHRQ Publication 03-E011. U.S. Department of Health and Human
in < 60 seconds Services, Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality; 2003. Available
• Demonstrates very good correlation with Clinical at www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books as of 7/15/05.
2 Johnson L, Bhutani V, Brown A. System-based approach to management
Chemistry Analysers of neonatal jaundice and prevention of kernicterus. J Pediatr.
• Helps ensure closer monitoring of newborns in a 2002;140:396 – 403.
3 A merican Academy of Pediatrics Subcommittee on Hyperbilirubinemia.
critical condition
Clinical Practice Guideline: Management of hyperbilirubinemia in the
For administration: newborn infant 35 or more weeks of gestation. Pediatrics.
• Requires no additional reagents, labor or cost 2004;114(1):297– 316.
• Delivers accurate results and regulatory control
supporting confident and efficient delivery of care
in the NICU
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Accurate, graphical acid-base and parameter trending • R apidly identify metabolic and respiratory acid-base
on the cobas b 221 blood gas system can help to: disturbances without the need for a calculator
• Differentiate between acute and chronic patient • Easily distinguish between compensatory responses
conditions in complex environments such as the and mixed acid-base disturbances
ER or ICU • Efficiently monitor the effectiveness of therapy
(e.g glycemic control)
Fast actionable information
for directed patient care
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