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| | Vendor profiles don't go on user pages. See [[Vendor:Orsyx]] for the Orsyx page. [[User:Shawndouglas|Shawn Douglas]] ([[User talk:Shawndouglas|talk]]) 18:40, 12 April 2024 (UTC) |
| | name = '''ORSYX'''
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| | logo = [[File:eL@b Logo.jpg|500px]]
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| | area_served = Worldwide
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| | industry = [[Laboratory Informatics]], [[LIS]], [[LIMS]]
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| | products = [[eL@b]] | |
| | homepage = {{URL|http://www.orsyx.com/|www.orsyx.com}}
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| '''eL@b''' is the powerful '''Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS)''' that meets the challenge of modern multi-disciplinary clinical laboratories. Its rich array of innovative and sophisticated features is accompanied by an intuitive GUI making the system easy to use and quick to deploy. With the flexibility of a scalable system, eL@b suits any size work environment, from small independent labs to comprehensive regional laboratories. Its multi-disciplinary capabilities support the full range of laboratory activities, integrating all data into one central database. With advanced multi-lingual support and interfacing with virtually every laboratory analyzer and host system, eL@b offers a level of compatibility that allows seamless integration into any clinical laboratory. Enabling full regulatory compliance and cost-efficient operation, combined with creative analytical features, eL@b optimizes laboratory performance.<br>
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| To watch eL@b movie: '''[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYqTx2a2mcM&feature=bf_next&list=ULFYqTx2a2mcM/ eL@b Movie]'''
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| == Why eL@b ==
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| === Effective data management for clinical laboratories ===
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| eL@b is designed for the modern clinical laboratory, whether a small local lab or a chain of multi-site regional laboratories. It covers every discipline, including microbiology and blood bank, integrating them all into a single centralized system. It offers unlimited connectivity to information systems and equipment – from hospital demographics and billing application up to the full range of analyzers and sample distribution robots. Its open system approach keeps it flexible and dynamic, growing with your needs, changing with demands and adapting to new technologies.
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| === Why eL@b makes it easy ===
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| It is quick and easy to install. It easily interfaces and communicates with legacy and external systems such as H.I.S., ERP, billing applications or any other external system. It quickly integrates into any laboratory environment. The friendly and intuitive graphic-user interface allows laboratory personnel to rapidly benefit from eL@b’s rich functionality, while extensive configurability allows trouble-free smooth upgrade migration from any other LIS software.
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| eL@b makes work procedures optimally convenient and efficient. With access through a centralized control screen, eL@b’s easy navigation feature allows personnel to move between disciplines, systems and functions and quickly revert back to previous screens.
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| A highly stable and robust system, eL@b is also easy to support and maintain, on-site or from a remote location.
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| eL@b increases test load capacity without increasing man-hours. More functions and decisions are automated. Test order justification is performed automatically, while test performance is simpler and routine, work processing requires substantially less technologist time. All this makes eL@b not only intuitive to use, but very cost-effective, with a rapid ROI.
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| === Ultimately configurable - eL@b adapts to you ===
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| A semi-expert, rules-based system enables eL@b to conform to your methods and procedures. Based on your definitions it gives you a comprehensive management system that is optimally configured to your needs. Furthermore, eL@b offers multi-language options, fully customized reporting and your choice of information distribution via any communications medium or 3rd party software application. eL@b grows and develops with the changing needs of your laboratory, easily adapting to new devices and future technologies.
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| === Technologically advanced - Creatively smart ===
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| Based on Microsoft® .net technology and designed for web enablement, eL@b offers ultimate connectivity, options for expansion, interactive communication and inter-referencing with national databases. Beyond this, eL@b offers innovative analytical capabilities.
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| Creative drivers enhance sample distribution robots with intelligent independent decision-making, enabling users to leverage highly sophisticated information.
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| The rich array of state-of-the-art features includes:
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| • Automatic archiving based on proprietary partitioning technology
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| • Advanced QC management
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| • Customized report generation based on OLAP and BI
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| • Patient result management via innovative graphic displays, including graphs and images for data presentation that is clear to see, compare, understand and manage.
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| eL@b’s advanced technology keeps it poised at the cutting edge, ready to adapt to new developments.
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| === Taking every precaution for system security ===
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| eL@b ensures a high level of system security. Sophisticated access control puts the right data into the right hands using features such as role-defined access and password protection of sensitive data. It offers maximum flexibility, catering for special patient confidentiality requirements.
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| eL@b offers uncompromising accuracy and efficiency
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| eL@b offers a fully automated workflow, starting from initial bar code data entry, test ordering, and sample tracking. Additional features that ensure uncompromising reliability and precision include its comprehensive audit trail, state-of-the-art QC management, reagent and QC controls inventory management, automated results approval and dual entry result validation for blood bank operations.
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| ISO 9001:2000 and ISO 13485:2003 certified, eL@b keeps laboratory performance at the highest level of reliability, ensuring excellence in the clinical laboratory.
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| == About the Product ==
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| === eL@b overview ===
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| eL@b is the powerful Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) that meets the challenge of modern multi-disciplinary clinical laboratories. Its rich array of innovative and sophisticated features is accompanied by an intuitive GUI making the system easy to use and quick to deploy. With the flexibility of a scalable system, eL@b suits any size work environment, from small independent labs to comprehensive regional laboratories. Its multi-disciplinary capabilities support the full range of laboratory activities, integrating all data into one central database. With advanced multi-lingual support and interfacing with virtually every laboratory analyzer and host system, eL@b offers a level of compatibility that allows seamless integration into any clinical laboratory. Enabling full regulatory compliance and cost-efficient operation, combined with creative analytical features, eL@b optimizes laboratory performance.
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| === Scalable to growing requirements ===
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| Processes up to 60,000 specimens a day. Scalable to support increased volume and additional analyzers, while maintaining essential design structure.
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| === Analyzer Interface - Unsurpassed competence ===
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| Exploits the full capabilities of clinical laboratory analyzers, enabling users to extract highly sophisticated information.
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| Multi-lingual support
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| Allows multi-lingual users of a single system to simultaneously access their language of choice, with ongoing, automatic updates across languages and across the system.
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| === The Rules System – Advanced customizability ===
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| Accommodates non-standard local conditions, offering a highly customizable semi-expert system based on detailed user-defined rules, and supports the use of every logical data management operation.
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| === Data entry ===
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| Supports bar-coded data entry and bar-code or mark-sense card readers for test ordering.
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| Data display and access
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| 90% of all work is managed through two screens: 1- detailed list of all samples in process; 2- comprehensive display of all component samples of a particular request. In addition to selective view and display options, a tab system allows easy access to all data from one screen.
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| === Report generation – Clear and comprehensive ===
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| A rich array of report options, automated and customizable, offer clear presentation of any combination of data, including patient history, analyzer controls, daily workflow documentation, and graphic/statistical summaries of any aspect of laboratory activity.
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| === Cost-efficiency ===
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| Designed to help cut costs – test orders automatically undergo a retro-search determining order justification; knowledge-based decisions are increasingly system-implemented; minimal training is required for staff proficiency – eL@b offers fast ROI.
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| === Sample Distribution Robots – Enhanced by creative drivers ===
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| Uniquely intelligent and creative drivers respond to user information requirements with independent decision-making, such as whether to split a sample, where to send it, or what further tests to perform. It identifies unusual results, reports the event and initiates further Investigation.
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| === Intelligent integration of information – The Request ===
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| Inherent in system design, eL@b combines multiple related samples into one comprehensive request. It distinguishes between samples representing new and continued infections, and registers and manages true repeat testing.
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| === Dynamic test ordering ===
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| eL@b performs real-time test ordering based on newly obtained information. Test orders can be displayed hierarchically indicating tests and sub-tests as eL@b implements decisions for further testing dependent on all relevant sample data.
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| === Automated workflow ===
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| eL@b supports the entire workflow process from initial specimen registration, through testing, validation and evaluation, to final data distribution and storage. Customer configurable from fully manual to black box automation, it enables management-by-exception per customer requirements.
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| === System reliability ===
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| eL@b's safety-conscious approach and built-in failsafe design provide protection against misuse, while constant saving and backup ensure full system data protection.
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| === Data security and control ===
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| Includes role-defined access and basic work-set definitions per user, password protection of sensitive data, and dual entry result validation support of blood bank operations.
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| Advanced .net Technology – Designed for web-enablement using the Microsoft .net technology gives the system ultimate connectivity, with options for system expansion, interactive communication and inter-referencing with national databases.
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| == Executive Summary ==
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| The Ilex Group has been leading the way in the field of in-vitro diagnostics since 1977. Publicly traded on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange since 1995 (TASE:ILX), the Ilex Group is the largest supplier of in vitro diagnostic equipment, reagents, laboratory management software, blood bank diagnostic kits, and diagnostic
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| support services to the healthcare establishment in Israel and South Africa.
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| With over 100 employees worldwide, Ilex Group is closely affiliated with leading multinational medical conglomerates like Novartis, Gen-Probe, bioMerieux, CH-Werfen Instrumentation Laboratory, Abbott diagnostic and others. Major clients include the Israeli Ministry of Health, all four major Israeli HMOs (serving seven million members),Diabetes clinics and medical research institutions, the Israeli Defense Forces Medical Corps, major public and private health organizations in South Africa, and blood banks in Israel, South Africa and Russia.
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| The Ilex Group's clinical Laboratory Information System (LIS) offers seamless management of laboratory operations - from single-lab deployments to integrated local or regional chain deployments. The Ilex Group's LIS feature a high level of interoperability, intuitive user interfaces, and powerful analytical features to assist decision making - and conform fully with regulatory data security imperatives like HIPAA.
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| Through both direct sales and OEM agreements with leading equipment manufacturers like Olympus, The Ilex Group has successfully implemented its LIS products in more than 300 laboratories worldwide in the UK, US, South Africa, Canada, Israel, Russia, Germany, Australia, Singapore and other countries.
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| In addition, we believe that Ilex can be a great partner to HIS/ ERP companies , operating in the Health care market, introducing eLab as a complementary product, giving the hospital comprehensive solution.
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| Established in 1990, Orsyx develops cutting-edge clinical laboratory management systems. Its ILIMS™ and eL@b™ systems are operational in over 300 laboratories worldwide.
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| Today’s advanced LIMS, eL@b is an integrated system that is simple to use, fast, cost-effective and totally configurable, helping you achieve the highest standards of laboratory performance – now and into the future.
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| == Customer service ==
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| To leverage the full power of the system, our continuous retraining programs ensure effective usage over time. On call for any query or adjustment, assistance with integration of new technologies, or adapting to change and growth, eL@b is accompanied by long-term responsive support and a commitment to customer satisfaction.
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| == Regulatory Compliance ==
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| eL@b is classified as Class 1 clinical LIS software and is currently exempt from FDA pre-submission.
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| eL@b provides all the functionality required to assure its user's compliance with the FDA 21 CFR part 11 and HIPAA guidelines, including but not limited to, extensive access control and audit trail capabilities.
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| 0 Safety Notifications (0 Recalls) of eL@b starting from the first installation more than 10 years ago.
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| == Customers ==
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| === Israel ===
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| * Meuhedet Public Health Services - Rosh Hayain<br>
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| * Meuhedet Public Health Services – Lod Mega Lab<br>
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| * Meuhedet Public Health Services – Haifa<br>
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| * Meuhedet Public Health Services – Beer Sheva<br>
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| * French Hospital Laboratories<br>
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| * Rambam Jerusalem Laboratories<br>
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| * Laniado Hospital Laboratories<br>
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| * Shaarej Zedek Hospital Laboratories<br>
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| * Harap Laboratories Center (I.D.F)<br>
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| * Harap Laboratories North (I.D.F)<br>
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| * Harap Laboratories South (I.D.F)<br>
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| * HIV Centers Beilinson<br>
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| * HIV Centers Kaplan<br>
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| * HIV Centers Soroka<br>
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| * HIV Centers Haemek<br>
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| * HIV Centers Haddasa Ein Carem<br>
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| * HIV Centers Shiba<br>
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| * HIV Centers Ichilov<br>
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| * HIV Centers Rambam Haifa<br>
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| * MDA Blood Bank<br>
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| === UK ===
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| * City Hospital Birmingham<br>
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| * Arrowe Park Hospital<br>
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| * Ipswich Hospital<br>
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| * Bangor Hospital<br>
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| * St Mary's Hospital<br>
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| * Royal Bolton Hospital<br>
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| * Queen Mary’c College<br>
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| * Victoria Hospital , Blackpool<br>
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| * Bon Secours, Cork<br>
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| * James Paget Hospital<br>
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| * Harrogate Hospital<br>
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| * OUK Demo System<br>
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| * Falkirk and Stirling<br>
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| * Beaumont Hospital<br>
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| * Derby Hospital<br>
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| * North Tyneside Group<br>
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| * Edinburgh Royal Infimary<br>
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| * Newham General<br>
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| * Queens Hospital<br>
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| * King George Hospital<br>
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| * IDEX Weatherby<br>
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| * VetLab Services<br>
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| * Coombe Womens Hospital<br>
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| * Nottingham City Hospital<br>
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| * Quantum<br>
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| * North Middssex<br>
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| * Nationwide Vet Labs - Poulton<br>
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| * National Virus Ref Lab<br>
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| * National Vet Labs - Leeds<br>
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| === Ireland ===
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| * Hollis Street, Dublin<br>
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| * Bantry Hospital<br>
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| * Bon Secours, Galway<br>
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| * Cork University<br>
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| * Our Lady of Loudres, Drogheda<br>
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| * Mayo Hospital , Castlebar<br>
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| === Russia ===
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| * National medical surgical center, Moscow<br>
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| * Belgorod Regional Hospital, Belgorod<br>
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| * Research Institute for Neurosurgery, Moscow<br>
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| * Policlinica No. 34, St. Petersburg<br>
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| * Kirov Blood Centre, Kirov Germany Ärzte AG OWL, Bad Salzuflen Spain Hospital Xeres, Vigo <br>
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| === South Africa ===
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| * Johannesburg Blood Bank<br>
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| * Durban Blood Bank<br>
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| * 1st Military Hospital, Pretoria<br>
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| * 2nd Military Hospital, Cape Town1<br>
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| == Contact us ==
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| '''Israel'''<br>
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| Kodak Bldg., 7 Hatnufa St. P.O.B 10249, Kiriat Arie Industrial Park, Petach-Tikva, 49002, Israel<br>
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| Tel: +972 3 938 5537<br>
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| Fax: +972 3 938 5505<br>
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| E-mail: [mailto:Marketing@Orsyx.com Marketing@Orsyx.com]
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| [mailto:erano@Orsyx.com erano@Orsyx.com]
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| Orsyx WebSite: '''[http://www.orsyx.com/ www.orsyx.com]'''
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| To watch eL@b movie: '''[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYqTx2a2mcM&feature=bf_next&list=ULFYqTx2a2mcM/ eL@b Movie]'''
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