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Daniel Tabor posted a reply on Re: Rotem Sigma vs Teg6

Monday, Apr 20, 2026 at 2:33 PM

Said: Our facility purchased 11 TEG 6s last year. 2 are kept in the Core Lab which replaced an older ROTEM, and the other 9 are used for POC. We have these strategically placed in our Cardiovascular Tower, ED, Labor, ...

Kimberly Brooks posted a reply on Re: Rotem Sigma vs Teg6

Monday, Apr 20, 2026 at 1:33 PM

Said: I have used both Rotem and Teg6. Rotem is much more temperamental about vibrations, etc. If you bump the counter or instrument, the test fails so I do not recommend it for POC. Teg6 was wonderful from a POC standpoint. Results went stra...

Karissa Goulder posted a reply on Re: Rotem Sigma vs Teg6

Monday, Apr 20, 2026 at 1:01 PM

Said: I wasn't here during the onboarding of the TEG but our CVOR uses it as well as the OR during a trauma. It is very simple to use and requires a full blue top tube. The only thing that we don't have a good handle on is the reporting. When...

Karen Clark posted a reply on Re: Rotem Sigma vs Teg6

Monday, Apr 20, 2026 at 12:50 PM

Said: We chose the Quantra over the Rotem and Teg6. Anesthesia loves it and it much easier to use. It requires a blue top to perform testing.

Peggy Mann posted a reply on Re: Inquiry on CLIA Waiver for Mobile Lead Scre...

Monday, Apr 20, 2026 at 12:39 PM

Said: Hi Falynn,One insight from experience with CoW and PPMPs is that it pays for the lab/POCC to check with the 'local' State CLIA office to get advice especially on a certificate one applies for (FORM 116) where 'mobil...