Daxor announces SCCM 2026 clinical data; BVA detects 20% per hour median albumin escape rate due to weak correlations in capillary leak indexes

Reuters
Mar 26
Daxor announces SCCM 2026 clinical data; BVA detects 20% per hour median albumin escape rate due to weak correlations in capillary leak indexes
  • Daxor reported new clinical data comparing capillary leak detection scores with direct albumin escape measurement using its Blood Volume Analyzer, and the results were presented at the SCCM 2026 Critical Care Congress.
  • The study assessed the relationship between four clinical indices and the Albumin Escape Rate $(AER)$ measured by the device in a heart failure cohort.
  • Researchers reported a median AER of 20% per hour despite clinical scores described as uniformly low.
  • Clinical indices showed weak and non-significant correlations with measured albumin escape in this dataset.


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