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Nova Biomedical, based in Waltham, MA, specializes in the development, manufacturing, and sale of advanced analyzers across various healthcare sectors, including hospitals, critical care, and veterinary applications. The company's innovative product lineup features glucose and lactate monitoring systems, blood gas analyzers, and comprehensive solutions for cell culture analysis. Recently merged with Advanced Instruments, Nova Biomedical is committed to enhancing point-of-care testing and providing accurate results for medical professionals. The company continues to expand internationally, with significant investments in new technologies and global sales initiatives. Generated from the website

Instrumentation Laboratory, also known as IL, is a developer, manufacturer and distributor of diagnostic instruments for critical care applications and hemostasis. Founded in 1959, it offers product for hospitals and laboratories worldwide. The laboratory also provides critical care, hemostasis and information management systems. Instrumentation Laboratory offers the AccuTrak quality control program. It has a partnership with Beckman Coulter. The laboratory also uses blood gas testing technologies. Instrumentation Laboratory provides data management and clinical and product support solutions. In addition, it operates an ordering department and offers services 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Instrumentation Laboratory provides extended and support extra service programs. It is a part of Werfen Group.

ABIOMED, founded in 1981, is one of the leading developers, manufacturers and marketers of heart support and recovery products. The company manufactures and sells two models of temporary heart assist products. Its AB5000 Circulatory Support System is a heart assist product designed to provide enhanced patient mobility within and between medical centers, to facilitate patient ambulation, and provide enhanced features and ease to use for caregivers. The firm s BVS 5000 Biventricular Support System is approved by the Food and Drug Administration as a bridge-to-recovery device for temporary treatment of patients with failing but potentially recoverable hearts. ABIOMED is located in Danvers, Mass.