HORIBA to exhibit the Microsemi CRP haematology analyser at Pulse Live 2013 event

NORTHAMPTON, U.K. - April 22, 2013 - PRLog -- HORIBA UK Ltd, Medical Division (http://www.horiba.com/uk/medical/), specialists in automated in vitro diagnostic systems for haematology and chemistry analysis, will be exhibiting the Microsemi CRP haematology analyser (http://www.horiba.com/uk/medical/products/hematology/abx-micros/microsemi-crp/microsemi-crp-details/microsemi-crp-16935/) at the Pulse Live event (http://www.pulse-live.co.uk/) taking place at the Hilton Birmingham Metropole Hotel from 30 April – 1 May.

The Microsemi CRP haematology analyser (http://www.horiba.com/uk/medical/products/hematology/abx-micros/microsemi-crp/microsemi-crp-details/microsemi-crp-16935/) was developed by HORIBA Medical (http://www.horiba.com/uk/medical/) in Japan, ‘emi’ means ‘smile’ in Japanese and stands for easy to use, maintenance free and intelligent. This compact, easy-to-use addition to the Micros range simultaneously provides a complete blood count (CBC) and C-reactive protein (CRP) from just 18 μl of blood - all in just 4 minutes.

Delegates at the two day event (http://www.pulse-live.co.uk/), including GPs, practice managers and primary care managers, will be able to see for themselves how the Microsemi CRP (http://www.horiba.com/uk/medical/products/hematology/abx-...) provides information of great clinical value enabling quicker and more accurate medical decisions to ultimately reduce costs and improve the patient pathway.

Its rapid and accurate CRP analysis, coupled with a blood count, allows the screening of patient samples to detect the presence of inflammation caused by bacterial infections, or other treatable inflammatory disease. Measurement is possible immediately after blood sample collection, making this analyser the ideal choice for urgent testing situations. The Microsemi CRP (http://www.horiba.com/uk/medical/products/hematology/abx-micros/microsemi-crp/microsemi-crp-details/microsemi-crp-16935/) can also be used to assess infection and inflammatory conditions that require progressive observation.

The Pulse Live event (http://www.pulse-live.co.uk/) will also provide GPs with opportunities to hone their skills in practice business and finance, find out the latest in key clinical topics and share best practice across a variety of issues.

For more information please visit www.horiba.com/uk/medical