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Pregnancy
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The DCR1000 Immunofluorescence Quantitative Analyzer is an analysis device for processing and analyzing Biozek test kits for recognizing heart disease, inflammation, fertility, diabetes and renal function control. DCR1000 is designed to test the concentration of biomarkers in human blood, serum, plasma or urine. The results can be used to support clinical diagnosis of laboratories and point-of-care tests.
In the quickly changing field of medical technology, Biozek has constantly distinguished itself as a leader in the production of state-of-the-art diagnostic tools and medical equipment. The DCR 1000, a point-of-care testing device that delivers a variety of diagnostic tests, is one of their ground-breaking inventions.
In-depth examinations of the DCR 1000’s capabilities and each test it does, including the Cardiac Markers, Diabetes Mellitus, Inflammation Test, and Bone Metabolism, are included in this thorough manual.
The DCR2000 is the second and new generation of Immunofluorescence Quantitative Analyzer. DCR2000 is faster, more compact and able to test more tests than it precessor DCR1000. The Biozek DCR2000 is able to analyse more than 60 different type of tests, by it’s wide range of testing, the user is able to use DCR2000 test kits for recognizing heart disease, inflammation, fertility, diabetes and renal function control. DCR2000 is designed to test the concentration of biomarkers in human blood, serum, plasma or urine. The results can be used to support clinical diagnosis of laboratories and point-of-care tests. For more information, please download the catalogue here below:
Dry Chemistry Analyzer
The Dry Chemistry Analyzer from Biozek is an innovative point-of-care testing tool that offers quick and precise diagnostic findings. This small, user-friendly device has completely changed how medical professionals do examinations, making it a crucial tool in a range of clinical settings, including hospitals, clinics, and outlying healthcare institutions.
