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Evaluation of a Device That Separates Blood Cells From Serum/Plasma
There are many instances where there is no access to a centrifuge (Emergency wards, EMT truck, battle field, etc.) or when a result is needed immediately (myocardial infarction); a new collection tube which could separate serum and plasma from whole blood immediately upon, if not during, collection, would be extremely beneficial. Such a new tube could save time and cost by eliminating centrifugation steps that are currently required to obtain serum and plasma.
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