Seraccess®: Disruptive Technology for Monitoring Critical Blood Parameters
In its MedTech division, Securecell is proudly developing Seraccess®, an innovative technology that fully automates the high-frequency collection, processing, and analysis of blood using next generation microfluidics for the monitoring and controlling of critical blood parameters using the smallest blood sample possible.
Seraccess® Innovation
Seraccess® innovation begins with an ultra precise / fully automated Glucose ICU monitor and ends with a fully miniaturized / fully mobile artificial pancreas device for personalized life-changing glucose control.
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Seraccess® AGM / AXM Automated Glucose Monitoring for Hospital Care
Seraccess® AGM / AXM Automates Glucose measurement every 15 min. to monitor, detect and treat dysglycemia in patients using only 2-3ml of blood per day.
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Seraccess® ONE / NEXTRA APDS (Artificial Pancreas Device System)
A breakthrough wearable Artificial Pancreas Device System providing the highest quality automated care for patients suffering from severe glycemic dysregulation.
SERACCESS® MILESTONES
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SERAPORT - TAKING TRANSDERMAL PORTS TO THE NEXT LEVEL
Making sampling of minute amounts of blood possible
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THE BENEFITS OF THE INTRAVENOUS PATHWAY - PART I
Improving Time-in-Range not only in the STRECHTED RANGE (70-180mg/dl), but also in the HEALTHY RANGE (70-140mg/dl) ?
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THE BENEFITS OF THE INTRAVENOUS PATHWAY - PART II
Does measurement delay have a negative impact on Time-in-Range (70-140mg/dl) ?
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THE LONG-TERM RELIABILITY OF SERACCESS’ AUTOMATED DILUTION PROCESS.
Does the Seraccess® automated dilution process perform reliably in the long term?
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THE BENEFITS OF THE INTRAVENOUS PATHWAY - PART III
How does the Seraccess® blood glucose measurement perform in healthy subjects when compared to Cobas C111?
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THE BENEFITS OF THE INTRAVENOUS PATHWAY - PART V
How does the Seraccess® blood glucose measurement perform in healthy subjects when compared to YSI?
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THE QUALITY OF SERACCESS®’ CONTINUOUS AUTOMATED BLOOD SAMPLING VIA AN EXISTING CATHETER. PART I
Does Seraccess®’s automatic blood sampling, including sample preparation using the silicon membrane developed and patented by Securecell, work in vitro in a regulated blood circuit?
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THE BENEFITS OF THE INTRAVENOUS PATHWAY - PART VI
How does the Seraccess® blood glucose measurement perform in subjects with type 1 diabetes when compared to Cobas C111?
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THE QUALITY OF SERACCESS®’ CONTINUOUS AUTOMATED BLOOD SAMPLING VIA AN EXISTING CATHETER. PART II
Does Seraccess®’s continuous automatic blood sampling work in vivo on live sheep?
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THE COMBINATION OF CONTINUOUS AUTOMATED BLOOD SAMPLING WITH THE BLOOD GLUCOSE MEASUREMENT
Does Seraccess®'s automatic blood sampling, including sample preparation using the silicon membrane developed and patented by Securecell and the blood glucose measurement, work in vivo on live sheep?
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Seraccess® is a mid-stage venture project of Securecell that offers investment opportunities to private and institutional investors.
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