Daxor to showcase new HFSA clinical data on blood volume analysis in advanced heart failure patients
Bitget2026/10/01 12:03- Daxor flagged new independent clinical data on blood-volume measurement in advanced heart failure, scheduled for presentation at HFSA 2026.
- Findings are expected to show the test can identify clinically meaningful fluid-status patterns missed by standard assessment methods.
- Management framed the data as support for broader adoption of its next-generation Blood Volume Analyzer across hospitals, aiming to reduce readmissions.
- The FDA 510(k)-cleared system is positioned as a faster workflow tool that uses a smaller blood draw, targeting easier routine clinical use.
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