15 devices · GMDN 30593
Calcium chloride coagulation reagent IVD refers to a laboratory solution containing calcium chloride that is used to initiate or support blood clotting reactions during diagnostic testing. It is employed in vitro to assess coagulation function in patient specimens, aiding in the evaluation of hemostasis and the diagnosis of bleeding or thrombotic disorders.
This category includes reagents intended for use in coagulation assays, either as standalone components or in combination with other in vitro diagnostic devices. These products are regulated as IVDs and are typically supplied for professional laboratory use, with their classification and regulatory requirements determined by the intended use and jurisdiction-specific IVD regulations.
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