7 Interference filter: 340, 405, 505, 540, 578, 600, 620 nm and 1 free position. Real time reaction graph for each test with complete curve data. Result storage upto 500. Interactive test menu with 133 parameters. Excellent data management software with search facility. 7” Color LCD display. Built in thermal printer. Analysis method: Absorbance, End point, Kinetics, Fixed time, Multi-calibration & Bichromatic.

Cardiac Troponin I (cTnI) is a protein found in cardiac muscle with a molecular weight of 22, 500 Daltons. Together with Troponin T and C, it forms a structural complex which the components are released into the blood circulation after cardiac damage is broken up.Troponin I is founded in skeletal muscles as well, but it differs in its amino acid composition from cardiac Troponin I so that these two Troponins can be immunologically distinguished. Troponin I is released into blood stream soon after onset of acute cardiac damage. When sensitive immunological methods are utilized, a detectable level is reached approximately 4-6 hours after an acute myocardial infarction (AMI). cTnI concentration in normal serum is below 0.06 ngml. Levels as high as 100-300 ngml have been measured with some AMI patients. Troponin I is a rapid immunochromatographic test for the detection of cardiac Troponin I in serum and Plasma samples. It can be used together with other diagnostic methods to assess cardiac damage caused by a myocardiac infarction.

7 Interference filter: 340, 405, 505, 540, 578, 600, 620 nm and 1 free position. Real time reaction graph for each test with complete curve data. Result storage upto 500. Interactive test menu with 133 parameters. Excellent data management software with search facility. 7” Color LCD display. Built in thermal printer. Analysis method: Absorbance, End point, Kinetics, Fixed time, Multi-calibration & Bichromatic.

Cardiac Troponin I (cTnI) is a protein found in cardiac muscle with a molecular weight of 22, 500 Daltons. Together with Troponin T and C, it forms a structural complex which the components are released into the blood circulation after cardiac damage is broken up.Troponin I is founded in skeletal muscles as well, but it differs in its amino acid composition from cardiac Troponin I so that these two Troponins can be immunologically distinguished. Troponin I is released into blood stream soon after onset of acute cardiac damage. When sensitive immunological methods are utilized, a detectable level is reached approximately 4-6 hours after an acute myocardial infarction (AMI). cTnI concentration in normal serum is below 0.06 ngml. Levels as high as 100-300 ngml have been measured with some AMI patients. Troponin I is a rapid immunochromatographic test for the detection of cardiac Troponin I in serum and Plasma samples. It can be used together with other diagnostic methods to assess cardiac damage caused by a myocardiac infarction.