Hematology Analyzer

Hematology analyzers are used to diagnose a wide range of medical conditions involving red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets like deficiencies, infections, and cancers. CBC machines are also used to monitor the effectiveness of treatments. Although many of them run on different types of technology, they are an invaluable invention for the medical field.

How CBC Analyzers Work

Hematology analyzers use light scattering, flow cytometry, and impedance to analyze the characteristics of blood cells. Hematology analyzers can process large numbers of blood samples quickly and accurately, and provide results that are more accurate than manual diagnostic methods. Sysmex hematology analyzers are small, efficient, and conservative units that are suitable for low-volume blood processing laboratories. They are equipped with various features to streamline the testing process, reducing the amount of time and labor required to analyze blood samples.

Key Features of Different CBC Analyzing Machines

The Sysmex XN-1000 has a processing capacity of 100 samples each hour and is ideal for small to medium labs. The Beckman Coulter hematology analyzer eliminates the need for repeat tests so clinical results are generated faster to enhance the speed and quality of treatment and patient care. The DxH series is a standard for many low-volume labs because it requires only five reagents to analyze up to 300 samples per hour. Early detection is critical when it comes to the medical field. Hematology analyzers can help to identify potential health issues at an early stage, allowing for earlier treatment and better outcomes. The ProCyte Dx series are more sensitive than other brands and can accurately detect the slightest changes in CBC counts. Blood analyzers are useful in veterinary practices. The Sysmex XN 2000 series utilizes two different modes to process up to 200 samples per hour. The VETSCAN HM5 provides results with 22 parameters from 5-part CBC differential in less than five minutes.