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Veterinarians are becoming increasingly reliant on in vitro diagnostics to help them assess multispecies health conditions and make informed decisions. Veterinary endocrinology employs immunoassays to provide quantitative measures of serum animal hormones to detect underlying pathogenesis responsible for thyroid, metabolic, anemia, and reproductive disorders.
Veterinary diagnostics has incorporated technologies and methods gained from mainstream healthcare to develop full-fledged veterinary assays. Siemens Healthineers implements the same quality standards for assay design and performance specifications as used for human-focused assays. Accurate results that drive better clinical outcomes are at the center of our commitment to veterinary medicine.
The IMMULITE® 2000/2000 XPi Immunoassay System offers cost-effectiveness, reliability, and ease of use to meet growing veterinary testing demands quickly and easily.
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