Aletta
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Aletta
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Supervised robotic blood draws for adults in outpatient settings
More from VitestroAletta is a robotic phlebotomy device authorized by the FDA for blood draws from adults in outpatient settings under the oversight of a supervisor trained in phlebotomy. A trained phlebotomist initiates each session and remains available while the device performs the blood-draw steps autonomously.
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Use cases
- •Routine diagnostic blood draws for adults in outpatient settings
- •Supervised blood collection workflows in outpatient clinics
- •Concurrent oversight of up to three devices by one trained phlebotomist
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- Authorized population
- Adults
- Authorized setting
- Outpatient settings
- Automated workflow
- Applies a tourniquet, prepares skin, inserts and disposes of the needle, changes collection tubes, and places a bandage
- Concurrent oversight
- One phlebotomist can oversee up to three Aletta devices at the same time
- European regulatory status
- CE marked
- Imaging
- Near-infrared light and Doppler ultrasound
- Movement safety
- The needle automatically detaches and the draw stops if the patient moves too much
- No suitable vein
- The device will not attempt the procedure
- Required oversight
- A supervisor trained in phlebotomy must oversee operation
- Session initiation
- A trained phlebotomist initiates each session and remains available throughout
- Tube verification
- The supervising phlebotomist confirms tube order and verifies adequate fill
- U.S. regulatory status
- FDA De Novo authorized
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