21 devices · GMDN 56682
An ion-selective analyser is a laboratory instrument designed to measure the concentration of specific electrolytes and ions within clinical samples. These devices use specialized membranes to detect electrical potential, providing quantitative data that assists healthcare professionals in diagnosing and monitoring patient health.
These instruments are typically automated or semi-automated systems intended for professional use in clinical settings. Users should note that these devices function by comparing ion-specific electrical signals against a reference electrode to ensure accurate measurement of the target substances.
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