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Capillary blood in core laboratories: current and future challenges
Key finding
Review of capillary blood sampling in routine laboratory medicine, including patient convenience, sample quality and laboratory workflow requirements.
Comparing capillary blood collection technologies: assessing patient experience, device performance, & clinical accuracy
Key finding
In 41 healthy participants, Tasso+ had the lowest reported pain and the highest participant preference among the evaluated capillary technologies. No single technology was superior across every assessment.
Evaluation of the Tasso+ blood self-collection device for quantitation of plasma cytomegalovirus (CMV) DNAemia in adult solid organ transplant recipients
Key finding
Tasso+ collection was successful in 28/30 participants. Detection concordance was 91%, and samples quantifiable by both methods showed R² = 0.99.
Blood self-sampling devices: innovation, interpretation and implementation in total lab automation
Key finding
Review of blood self-sampling technologies, their potential benefits and the requirements for integration into routine laboratory workflows.
Research shown on this page is provided for scientific and educational context. Individual publications may evaluate specific collection devices, analytes or study populations and should not be interpreted as validation of every heal test or use case.