QuickScan 2000 with Windows®
From the leader in clinical densitometry comes QuickScan 2000. The Windows-based QuickScan 2000 uses flat-bed densitometry to image visible electrophoretic analytes on agarose, acetate or L/S plates with the speed of Windows and the ease of Helena technology. Just place the finished gel onto the alignment guide and start scanning. An entire plate of up to 100 samples is imaged in mere seconds.
QuickScan 2000 is customized to meet your laboratories' needs with a choice of printers and scanners.
Simple to Use –
Operators can master operation in minutes. There are no slits to select, no wavelength to choose.
Easy Scanning –
Scan begin and end are easily marked while viewing image of entire gel.
Auto Editing –
Cholesterol scan editing is automatically performed via intelligent software.
Pick a Beta –
Choose quantitation of the split beta as one or two fractions.
Positive ID –
Barcoded gels allow positive ID from patient tube to final results. When integrated with the Sample Handler, the QuickScan 2000 can download worklists created from barcoded patient samples.
Customized Reports –
6 pre-programed reports available plus any number of user-defined report formats can be stored for ready use.
Customized Interpretive Analysis–
Build your own decision limits and interpretive comments library, making reporting results a snap. Comments can be automatically added for "normals" and coded for quick retrieval.
Network Capability –
Patterns can be viewed and edited over the LAN.
10,000 Gel Archive–
Easy retrieval, search and sort features.
QuickScan 2000 with Windows® SpecificationsOptics: Flat-bed document scanner
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QuickScan 2000
What you see is what you get.What you see is the image of the patient pattern on the display for ease in editing. What you get is that image on the full color printed report too, as well as the densitometric data.
For ease of editing, cursor movements on the densitometric tracing are also reflected at the corresponding point on the patient pattern. Patients can be monitored over time by retrieving and overlaying previous results for comparison. Both are a tremendous help when it comes to interpretation.
Nice full-color presentation demonstrates patient results, pattern image and quantitation in choice of units.
