ISTH 2026

Sysmex is proud to participate as a Bronze Supporter at ISTH 2026. Check us out at Booth #508 to explore our latest innovations in haemostasis diagnosis. 

Highlights include:

• Advanced haemostasis instruments 

• Comprehensive reagent solutions 

• Integrated workflows for modern laboratories 

Sysmex presentation theatre 
Date: July 13, 2026 
Time: 13:45 – 14:30 
Place: Presentation Theatre 4 

From HIT IgG to ADAMTS-13 Activity: High-sensitivity chemiluminescence on a routine coagulation analyser 

Presenter 1: 
Thomas Pitchford 
Senior Biomedical Scientist, Thrombophilia 
Royal Hallamshire Hospital, Sheffield, UK 
Topic: Evaluation of a Sysmex rapid automated ADAMTS13 activity assay 

Presenter 2: 
Dr Brigitte Tardy 
CHU St. Etienne, Saint-Etienne, France 
Topic: Performance evaluation of the novel HISCL™ HIT IgG assay in a patient cohort with confirmed HIT diagnosis 

Moderator: 
Prof Corinne Frere 
Professor of Haematology, Sorbonne University, Paris 

Meet the Expert Sessions (at the booth) 

Join our daily expert-led sessions during the congress: 

Dates: July 12–14, 2026 
Time: 10:45 – 11:15 
Format: 2 expert speakers per session 

12 July:

• Prof Loredana Bury, Perugia, Italy
  Assessment of platelet aggregation for the diagnosis of inherited platelet disorders using a fully automated coagulation analyser: comparison with LTA and MEA
• Dr Atsuo Suzuki, Nagoya, Japan 
  Evaluation of Clauss-CWA using Revohem Fib LRT on CN-Series analysers

13 July:

• Kerensa Leeson, Sheffield, UK
  Comparative method and efficiency assessment of the new Sysmex CN™-700 automated blood coagulation analyser with the Sysmex CA™-660 automated blood coagulation analyser
• Kevin Horner, Sheffield, UK
  Evaluation of the new Sysmex CN™ 700 automated blood coagulation analyser: Precision data and method comparison with the Sysmex CN™-6000

14 July:

• Prof. Corinne Frere, Paris, France
  The importance of fast and specific HIT IgG testing for the diagnosis of HIT.
• Prof. Loredana Bury, Perugia, Italy
  Assessment of high-on-treatment platelet reactivity (HTPR) using the fully automated coagulation analyser Sysmex CN-6500: a comparative study with three point-of-care tests

Want to know more? Speak to leading professionals on the latest developments in haemostasis diagnostics and gain crucial insights directly from the field.