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Jul 16, 2026, 11:46
George Tarpley: Sysmex Unveils Next-Generation Coagulation Solutions at ISTH 2026
George Tarpley, Product Marketing Manager of Coagulation at Sysmex UK, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“ISTH 2026 the place of knowledge exchange, collaboration, and catching up with the haemostasis family.
I always leave this conference full of inspiration, confidence, and motivation that by the next ISTH conference the community will continue to deliver innovation that delivers value.
Some key highlights for me this year:
- The increasing awareness of how clot waveform analysis can provide additional clinical insight, particularly in the dysfibrinogenemia field
- The excellent performance data of the HISCL HIT IgG Assay Kit and HISCL ADAMTS13 Activity Assay on the Sysmex CN-3500/6500
- The new Sysmex CN-700 analyser designed as a bench top compact model, inheriting and evolving the features of the CN-series
- The introduction of the ATRAS CM integrated bulk loader and centrifuge on the Sysmex CN Track and Blood Science Workcell Solution
See you next year.”

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