IVD & Diagnostics Industry Blogs

Stay updated with the latest insights from Beacon Group's in-house experts - covering hematology analyzers, clinical chemistry, biochemistry, electrolyte analysis, ESR, and laboratory diagnostics best practices. Our articles are written for lab professionals, diagnostics distributors, and healthcare procurement teams across India and 90+ countries.

02-11-2026 By Mr. Rajavelu N

Types of Hemoglobin (Hb): Structure, Normal Ranges & Clinical Significance

Types of Hemoglobin (Hb) Key Hemoglobin Types and Their Clinical Significance Laboratory IdentificationHemoglobin variants are identified by...
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12-10-2026 Mr. Rajavelu N

Assay Calibration and Why It Is Essential in Clinical Laboratory Diagnostics

Assay Calibration and Its Necessity in Clinical Laboratory Diagnostics IntroductionAssay calibration is one of the most critical processes in cli...
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02-10-2026 Mr. Abhijit Pathak

Elevated NT-proBNP with Normal BNP: Causes & Meaning

NT-Pro BNPElevated NT-proBNP with normal BNP levels can be an indicator of various conditions, including heart failure, but also other non-cardiac con...
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17-09-2026 Mr. Abhijit Pathak

Liver Function Test Algorithm: Hepatocellular vs Cholestatic

As clinicians evaluate patients, they first develop problem lists based on the history, physical examination, and basic laboratory studies. Synthesis...
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02-09-2026 Mr. Abhijit Pathak

Sepsis & Procalcitonin

Sepsis is whole body inflammatory response to an infection. Sepsis is caused by an immune response triggered by an infection. The infection is most co...
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19-08-2026 Mr. Abhijit Pathak

Albumin Creatinine Ratio

The Albumin Creatinine Ratio is the method employed to detect small amounts of albumin (protein) in the urine. Proteinuria and microalbuminuria are bo...
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04-08-2026 Mr. Abhijit Pathak

EG vs RoTEM: Clinical Significance & Comparability

(continue from Blog 5 26-27)A different nomenclature is used for RoTEM assays to define the same TEG parameters: clotting time (CT) instead of R, clot...
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22-07-2026 Mr. Abhijit Pathak

Bi-Chromatic Measurement in Chemistry Analyzers

Generally, clinical chemistry analyzers are equipped with 8~10 filters of different wavelengths, starting from 340 nm to 700 nm (nanometer). Wave...
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22-07-2026 Mr. Abhijit Pathak

Factors affecting life of filters in clinical chemistry analyzer

Clinical chemistry analyzers are equipped with filters of different wavelengths. These filters play important role to ensure accuracy and precision of...
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01-06-2026 Mr. Abhijit Pathak

The Future of Hematology Automation: AI, Rapid Diagnostics & Smart Blood Analyzers

Hematology Automation – The Future of AI-Powered Blood DiagnosticsHematology automation is driven by AI-powered digital morphology (achieving ~97% acc...
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30-05-2026 Mr. Abhijit Pathak

Thromboelastography (TEG): Results, Reporting, Critical Findings

(continue from Blog 3 26-27)Rotational thromboelastography, also known as rotational thromboelastometry (RoTEM), utilizes an oscillating pin that rota...
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25-05-2026 Mr. Abhijit Pathak

Thromboelastography (TEG): A Complete Guide to How It Works, What It Measures, and Its Clinical Uses

Thromboelastography (TEG) is a promising diagnostic modality that offers several advantages compared to the other tests that have been mentioned above...
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