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Diagnostics range launch

Horiba Medical UK has announced a significant development of its in vitro diagnostics product offering with the launch of its new Yumizen G range of instruments and reagents.

Marking a milestone in its new product development programme, the Yumizen G range extends Horiba Medical’s Haematology portfolio into the complementary field of Haemostasis – a new discipline for the company.

Horiba Medical has developed a reputation for expertise and excellence in blood cell analysis. This has been utilised to deliver the new and comprehensive range of Yumizen G systems and reagents for coagulation diagnostics.

Cleve Wright, Director of Horiba Medical UK, said: “By leveraging our extensive expertise in the Haematology field, we have significantly broadened our scope in blood disease analysis into a complementary discipline.”

horiba.com/uk/medical

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