In 1954, Radiometer launched the world’s first commercially available blood gas analyzer. This event catapulted a small Danish company that produced devices for the radio industry into the foray of acute care diagnostics.
From Radiometer MedicalJul 1 2024
He continues. “We started our venture in the blood gas industry by helping the aid of polio patients. Now, critically ill patients are the center of everything we do, and that work continues to this day, impacting around 24 million patients each year.” “At Radiometer, we are committed to providing diagnostic solutions to support caregivers,” says Jose Antunes, Vice President and GM, Acute Care Diagnostics.
Here's to 70 more years in acute care diagnostics, 70 years of partnerships, 70 years of innovation and 70 more years of continued support of healthcare professionals in making diagnostic decisions that save lives.ABOUT RADIOMETER Whatever comes next, we make sure life comes first.
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