B. Hofmann, C. Schröder, Niels Geisler, G. Stamminger
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Abstract Due to a change of provider at Zentrum für Diagnostik at Klinikum Chemnitz a comprehensive validation of the STA R Max® analyser from Stago was undertaken. Alongside intra-assay and inter-assay determinations, a broad range of comparative measurements using pooled patient plasma were also carried out against the previous routine method (BCS XP from Siemens). Results obtained from routine and emergency sample testing are presented in this publication. Good to very good results were observed which allowed for a swift switchover in systems. Furthermore, user friendliness, reagents, turnaround times (TAT) and general susceptibilities of the new system were evaluated. After various adaptations to the diagnostic process, the transition to routine operation successfully took place.