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Reagent PathFast® cTnl-II Cardiac Marker Troponin I For PathFast® Cardiac Biomarker Analyzer 60 TestsPF1101-K

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SKU #

#1003908

MPN #

PF1101-K

Brand

Polymedco

Stock

In Stock

Quantity

100

Features

REAGENT KIT, PATHFAST CTNI-II (60TESTS/BX) D/S

$485.37 USD

Product Specifications Product Usage Additional Information
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Attribute Name Attribute Value
McKesson # 1003908
Manufacturer # PF1101-K
Brand PathFast® cTnl-II
Manufacturer Polymedco
Application Reagent
For Use With For PathFast® Cardiac Biomarker Analyzer
Form Cartridge
Number of Tests 60 Tests
Sample Type Whole Blood Sample
Storage Requirements Requires Refrigeration
Test Name Troponin I
Test Type Cardiac Marker
UNSPSC Code 41116004
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  • Measurement of cardiac Troponin I is used an as aid in the diagnosis of acute myocardial infarction (AMI)
  • Troponin I is released rapidly in blood circulation after the onset of AMI