Randox to Showcase Products at AACC/ASCLS Clinical Lab Expo 2011 & Present the Chance to Win an Apple iPad 2

3 Jul 2011
bridget bridget
Laboratory Director

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Randox (booth #1301) is proud to be an exhibitor at the upcoming AACC/ASCLS Annual Meeting and Clinical Lab Expo to be held in Atlanta 26th – 28th July 2011.

The AACC/ASCLS is the largest clinical lab expo in the world. This year it is set to be as popular as ever. Hosting more than 650 exhibitors covering 1,800 booths the 2011 AACC Clinical Lab Expo will cover the entire clinical diagnostic spectrum from automation to OEM.

At Randox, we are excited to showcase all our latest innovations. Visitors to our booth #1301 will witness new and improved technologies that will make a real difference to laboratory work. Our product portfolio is vast, ranging from chemistry analysers and QC to molecular diagnostics and biochip multiplex arrays. As a result we are capable of meeting the needs of many different laboratory types. Stop by our booth to see how we can fulfil your laboratory needs.

We are passionate about high quality, reliable diagnostic solutions. Our featured products at this year’s AACC/ASCLS strongly reflect this. This will include the latest addition to the RX series of clinical chemistry analysers, the RX suzuka – a fully automated, discrete random access clinical analyser capable of running up to 1200 tests per hour including ISEs. The new addition to the Biochip analysers will also be on show. The Evidence Evolution is the world’s first fully automated random access biochip testing platform. Utilising the unique multiplexing Biochip Array Technology, it offers advanced consolidation and patient profiling. Our Cardiology Division offer the latest biomarkers for detection of Cardiovascular Disease (CVD) consisting of a complete lipid profile including Lp(a), an automated assay for the highly sensitive and specific biomarker H-FABP and the innovative TxB Cardio assay which provides a urinary assessment of Aspirin resistance or non-responsiveness allowing clinicians to more effectively tailor aspirin therapy.

Randox will also be hosting two Industry Workshops:

Tuesday July 26th, 6:00pm – 7:00pm
Hyatt Regency Atlanta, Regency Ballroom VI
Title: Your Time, Your Money, Their Lives
- H-FABP in the ED
- Epicardial Adipose Tissue in Atherosclerosis

Wednesday July 27th, 6:00pm – 7:00pm
Hyatt Regency Atlanta, Centennial Ballroom II
Title: The Complete Approach to Lipid Profiling, including Lp(a) as a Cardiovascular Risk Biomarker

If you are attending AACC/ASCLS 2011, make sure to plan your visit well. With a packed programme of workshops, posters and presentations, there is a lot to fit in. Make Randox booth # 1301 a key visit during your time at the Clinical Lab Expo. Whilst there get involved in our interactive touch screen displays and in booth presentations taking place at 11am and 3pm on Tuesday and Wednesday and 11am on Thursday. And don’t forget to enter our draw to win an Apple Ipad 2! We look forward to meeting you and showing you how we can bring unrivalled innovation, consolidation and improved economy to your laboratory.

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