Uniquely designed as a complete, cost-effective solution for clinical laboratory testing, the Thermo Scientific Indiko and Indiko Plus are fully-automated, random-access bench top analyzers for labs of any size. These easy-to-use, compact analyzer platforms are trusted by over 6,500 customers worldwide. The intuitive user interface is supported by a touch screen and includes laboratory information system (LIS) connectivity. Furthermore, Thermo Fisher Scientific offers a wide variety of reagents, calibrators and controls for the Indiko systems, eliminating the need for in-house laboratory validation.
Thermo Fisher Scientific products are distributed globally so uses, applications, and availability of product in each country depend on local regulatory marketing authorization status.
Discover the power of the Indiko Plus analyzer: a case study in the clinical testing environment.
“Indiko Plus analyzers help us provide our patients with reliable results at an affordable price, which leaves them satisfied and enables us to run the laboratory in a cost-efficient way.” – Dr. Șipoș, medial doctor and laboratory manager at the DobsiMed laboratory
Fits into any lab environment and still handles up to 300,000 tests per year
Equipped with durable components for a system family average of < 1 service visit per year
Validated, traceable and backed by 50+ years of experience
Discover how the Indiko system helps you to implement and maintain a daily testing routine. These fully automated, random-access benchtop analyzers offer maximum ease of use, reliability, and cost-effectiveness for clinical chemistry and specialty testing.
Thermo Scientific system reagents offer best-in-class methodologies and fully standardized performance. They are specially developed and optimized for the Indiko and Indiko Plus analyzers. CE marked system reagents are ready-to-go and fully IVD compliant in volume optimized bar-coded kits.
Acute and chronic diseases affecting organs pose a major threat to humans. For instance, cardiovascular diseases claim ~18 million lives each year.1 Early and precise diagnosis can help healthcare professionals stem the tide.
Helps identify high-risk patients
Indiko cardiac panel:
Aids in evaluation of kidney function
Indiko renal panel:
Helps diagnose liver disease, even before symptoms appear
Indiko hepatic panel:
Aids in diagnosing pancreatic disorders
Indiko pancreatic panel:
Anemia, arthritis, blood clots, and inflammation-related diseases are major contributors to the global disease burden, and reliable assays are indispensable for fighting against them.
Aids in diagnosing a broad range of rheumatoid diseases
Indiko rheumatoid panel:
Aids in the diagnosis of venous thromboembolism
Indiko coagulation panel:
Helps in diagnosis of diseases related to acute or chronic inflammation
Indiko inflammation panel:
With lifestyle changing around the world, clinicians must take actions to counteract negative consequences. Diabetes, for instance, is turning into a pandemic, and affected patients face a very high risk of developing cardiovascular disease.
Offers essential assays for short- and long-term blood sugar monitoring
Indiko diabetes panel:
Offers a comprehensive range of assays to aid in diagnosing at-risk patients
Indiko lipids panel:
Offers a range of assays to aid in diagnosing conditions related to electrolyte imbalance
Indiko electrolytes panel:
Thermo Scientific system reagents for Indiko and Indiko Plus analyzers bring best-in-class methodologies and smooth operations to your lab. The extensive test menu features organ, body, and lifestyle panels, and assays are always ready to go thanks to full validation and compliance as well as barcoding.
The finely tuned Indiko and Indiko Plus analyzers automate the drug testing process of urine specimens. The large compartments where one can load many different specimens and drug tests provide the flexibility to run many different samples simultaneously. Accurate, clear, and easy to interpret results are usually available in just a matter of minutes without any guesswork.
References
1. World Health Organization, “Cardiovascular Diseases”, https://www.who.int/health-topics/cardiovascular-diseases; accessed Oct 29, 2021.
