Sichuan University of West China Hospital's gas film square cabin laboratory

Chuanguan News reporter Li Huan (the picture is provided by West China Hospital)

On September 2nd, the reporter learned from Huaxi Hospital of Sichuan University that as of 11 am on September 2, the gas film square cabin laboratory of Huaxi Hospital of Sichuan University had received 26,000 nucleic acid samples.

On the morning of September 1st, Huaxi Hospital emergencyly enabled the gas film compartment nucleic acid detection laboratory to immediately start the air film compartment detection team. And other guarantee staff. At 3 pm on the same day, about 110 people at the gas film compartment nucleic acid testing team of Huaxi Hospital arrived at the camps of the gas film compartment nucleic acid test laboratory in Wenjiang Hospital, Huaxi Hospital to prepare before the test. At 6:30 in the afternoon, enter the cabin, and receive the first batch of nucleic acid detection samples at 7 pm, and officially open the nucleic acid testing.

The testing work of the gas film square cabin of Huaxi Hospital is steadily and orderly. Strictly follow the requirements of closed -loop management, adopt the "old -fashioned" working mode and the three -class work form, and fight overnight. As of 11 am on September 2nd The specimen exceeds 26,000 pipes.

It is understood that the gas film square cabin laboratory of Huaxi Hospital of Sichuan University is located in the West Wenjiang Hospital of Huaxi and covers an area of ​​about 2000 square meters. It was completed and completed on July 28. After all instruments are fully put into use, the maximum daily detection of nucleic acid daily detection can reach 50,000 pipes. Essence

According to the unified deployment of the provincial prevention and control headquarters, a new air film cabin laboratory will be set up in the existing air film cabin laboratory camp in Wenjiang Courtyard District, Huaxi. At that time, the two gas film cabin laboratory managed by West China Hospital will reach the test capacity of 100,000 pipes per day.

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