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When time is precious, the Enigma MiniLab provides 24/7 access to fast and comprehensive molecular diagnostic results at the point-of-care. The MiniLab is a fully integrated system with a touch screen, barcode reader, printer, and network connectivity. It uses sealed, single-use cartridges to extract nucleic acids from samples and detect multiple targets from a single clinical specimen in a fully automated process without any pipetting. The MiniLab supports accurate diagnosis and targeted treatment to improve clinical outcomes while reducing costs and supporting antimicrobial stewardship.
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- 1. When time is precious... Empowering clinicians with 24/7 access to fast comprehensive molecular diagnostic results at a Point-of-Care Enigma® MiniLab
- 2. 1 in vitro diagnostic detection of multiple targets from a single Fully integrated Control Module • Touch screen • Barcode reader • Printer • Network connectivity Scaleable Architecture • Up to 6 Processing Modules with random access Fully automated Processing Module • Nucleic acid extraction • • Target detection MiniLab Cartridge internal process control Sealed single use cartridge reduces Automated sample preparation Storage in ambient temperature Fast accurate diagnosis and targeted treatment improves clinical outcomes, reduces costs and supports good antimicrobial stewardship1 MiniLab
- 3. Easy to Use Laboratory managed POC PCR platform Laboratory Information System control results Same clinical specimen No pipetting or manipulation reduces variability On screen step by step animated prompts Automated result calling eliminates result interpretation Support for POC Testing Easy to use, accurate, quicker diagnosis” “ Scan operator’s barcode Scan sample barcode Scan cartridge barcode Load cartridge Add tube to cartridge
- 4. Panels available and in development ® and Enigma Diagnostics Limited Wiltshire W www.enigmadiagnostics.com E info@enigmadiagnostics.com T +44 1980 590 131 F +44 1980 590 132 EnigmaDxLtd @enigmadxltd Time to Result Sample Throughput Random access Data Input Integrated barcode reader Data Output Integrated printer Multiplex Targets Size Weight Power Consumption Voltage Requirements MKG-BRO-002