SelectScience InterviewsClinical Diagnostics
A unique early sepsis indicator to transform patient outcome
2 Sept 2019
In this video, Dr. Jeannine Holden discusses a new assay from Beckman Coulter which can be used to determine whether sepsis is present in patients.
This interview was filmed at AACC 2019 – visit the SelectScience special feature for more videos from the event.
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