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Kristin Cox posted a reply on Re: TEG6s for Pediatrics

Friday, Sep 11, 2026 at 9:22 AM

Said: We have TEG6s in our adult OR, Trauma ED, main lab, and blood bank. They are not high complexity but rather moderate complexity. While the tests can be run on pediatric patients, there most likely will need to be an institutional ...

Jeremy MacDonald posted a reply on Re: TEG6s for Pediatrics

Friday, Sep 11, 2026 at 9:15 AM

Said: We tried this with the Rotem, another analyzer that does similar testing. The lab eventually pulled it because they forgot to run the QC as required, or it failed and performed patient testing anyway.I would encourage you to ensure ...

Deanna Miller posted a reply on Re: TEG6s for Pediatrics

Thursday, Sep 10, 2026 at 6:03 PM

Said: We are currently validating them in our Cardiovascular Lab. I cannot speak to specifics because I have not been involved that closely with the validation....It will not be in CVOR, but they supposedly will have remote viewing from...

Brittany Behrendt posted a new Topic

Thursday, Sep 10, 2026 at 4:49 PM

TEG6s for Pediatrics

We are looking into getting TEG6s for our pediatric hospital for POC, however, this makes the analyzer high complexity. Has anyone accomplished this? Our CVOR Perfusion team is the most interested in getting. Do most pediatric hospitals have physicians run them at the bedside? Thanks!

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Lori Lasbury posted a reply on Re: Affinion 2 Dropping Numbers from both Opera...

Thursday, Sep 10, 2026 at 2:21 PM

Said: We have been having dropped numbers and changing of the first digit on patient ID's. Our patient ID starts with a 1 but the scanner will randomly change it to a 4. The missing digits will happen in the middle or at the end of the ID.&nb...