There is a potential for 15% under-recovery on Activated Alanine Aminotransferase (A-ALT) samples greater than 1,200 U/L. In addition there is a potential for a >10% shift in patient results with samples containing bilirubin concentrations greater that 31 mg/dL. This could lead to incorrect patient results.
Baxter Healthcare Corporation has identified that the AMIA Sharesource User Guide that is used with the AMIA Automated PD System cyclers incorrectly describes the function of the UF (Ultrafiltration) Limit setting as the ending criteria of the cyclers Extra Last Drain Mode. In some locations in the guide, it states that the UF volume achieved must exceed the programmed UF Limit before the cycler will end the Extra Last Drain, allowing the patient to end therapy or proceed to their last fill.
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There is a potential for >10% under-recovery on Activated Alanine Aminotransferase (A-ALT) samples greater than 1,200 U/L. In addition there is a potential for a >10% shift in patient results with samples containing bilirubin concentrations greater that 31 mg/dL. This could lead to incorrect patient results
There is a potential for >10% under-recovery on Activated Alanine Aminotransferase (A-ALT) samples greater than 1,200 U/L. In addition there is a potential for a >10% shift in patient results with samples containing bilirubin concentrations greater that 31 mg/dL. This could lead to incorrect patient results