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National Taiwan University develops hand-cranked blood-type device
Validation study shows device accuracy matches hospital equipment
3 Nov 3 · 5d ago · 1 post · 1 source · development 3 of 3
Testing on 21 clinical samples demonstrated the device's readings aligned closely with automated hospital analyzers, with a mean bias of 0.126 percent and 95 percent limits of agreement between -0.63 and 0.88 percent. Cranking speed does not affect accuracy.
“Validation using 21 clinical samples demonstrated strong agreement with automated analyzers, with a mean bias of 0.126 percent and 95 percent limits of agreement of -0.63 percent to 0.88 percent”
ResearchersChien-Fu Chen Biomedical engineer, National Taiwan UniversityNational Taiwan University Research institution
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