Improvised Method for Increasing the Temperature of an i-STAT Analyzer and Cartridge in Cold Environments

Radler, David; Wetschler, Matthew; Christensen, Mark; Lipman, Grant S.

doi:10.1016/j.wem.2014.12.012

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“…Equipments were placed in an open insulated box with bottles containing warm water throughout testing, similar to a previously described technique 11. The i-STAT was docked to a generator-driven power supply throughout testing, and thus, battery performance was not assessed.…”

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High altitude arterialised capillary earlobe blood gas measurement using the Abbott i-STAT

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“…POC BD testing is available, with good correlation with lab tests 100 101. Nevertheless, as other POC testing, such devices cannot work in extreme temperatures 102 103. Outside the required temperature range of 16–30°C, the unit ceases to operate and displays a message indicating the unit’ s temperature is out of range.…”

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Tactical damage control resuscitation in austere military environments

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Habas²,

Malan³

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J R Army Med Corps

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In tactical situations, in association with haemostatic procedures (tourniquet, suture, etc), tranexamic acid should be the first medication used according to the current guidelines. The use of fibrinogen concentrate should also be considered for patients in haemorrhagic shock, especially if point-of-care (POC) testing of haemostasis or shock severity is available. If POC evaluation is not available, it seems reasonable to still administer this treatment after clinical assessment, particularly if the evacuation is delayed. In this situation, lyophilised plasma may also be given as a resuscitation fluid while respecting permissive hypotension. Whole blood transfusion in the field deserves special attention. In addition to the aforementioned treatments, if the field care is prolonged, whole blood transfusion must be considered if it does not delay the evacuation.

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A review of temperature-related challenges and solutions for the Abbott i-STAT and Siemens Healthineers epoc devices

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2023

Clinical Biochemistry

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Improvised Method for Increasing the Temperature of an i-STAT Analyzer and Cartridge in Cold Environments

Cited by 4 publications

References 5 publications

High altitude arterialised capillary earlobe blood gas measurement using the Abbott i-STAT

High altitude arterialised capillary earlobe blood gas measurement using the Abbott i-STAT

Tactical damage control resuscitation in austere military environments

A review of temperature-related challenges and solutions for the Abbott i-STAT and Siemens Healthineers epoc devices

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