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BD Kiestra™ WCA system is a scalable, automated solution designed for microbiology laboratories of all sizes, enabling you to automate multiple processes in a small footprint.
The WCA system integrates automated sample processing, plate transportation, incubation and digital imaging.
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Advance quality
Standardize inoculation volume, streaking patterns and incubation times, reduce human variation and help improve quality of results.1, 2
Enhance efficiencies
Automate laboratory workflow from sample processing to digital plate reading.
Increase staff productivity
Increase productivity and free up laboratory staff to focus efforts on clinically complex work.1
Enhanced incubation
Enhance bacterial growth3 by standardizing incubation times and conditions in a controlled and closed automated environment with the BD Kiestra™ ReadA Compact.
High throughput
Achieve high throughput and high-quality inoculation with BD Kiestra™ InoqulA sample processor.
Capacity
Connect up to three BD Kiestra™ ReadA Compact incubation and digital imaging systems to form a storage capacity of up to 3,456 plates.
Maximize staff
Take on more workload1, reallocate lab staff1 and improve staff productivity and lab capacity by extending walkaway time1.
Connected workbenches
Provide access to information anywhere, anytime with BD Synapsys™ informatics solution.
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References
- Burns J. Combining lean with lab automation to get impressive results. Dark Rep. 2015;22(10):10-15.
- Rydback J et al. High amount of separated bacterial colonies with InoqulA™. Poster presented at: European Congress of Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases; April 10-13, 2010; Vienna, Austria.
- Klein et al. Significant increase in cultivation of Gardnerella vaginalis, Alloscardovia omnicolens, Actinotignum schallii, and Actinomyces spp. in urine samples with total laboratory automation. Eur J Clin Microbiol Infect Dis. 2018;37(7):1305–1311.
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