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  • White Paper
  • Haematology
Novel haematological parameters for rapidly monitoring the immune system response
A deeper insight about an activation of the immune response of patients can be acquired from newly available diagnostic parameters that support differentiation between inflammation and infection, different pathogenic causes of infection (viral versus bacterial) and different types of immune response: early innate, cellular or humoral immune response.
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  • SEED
  • Haematology
Platelet detection and the importance of a reliable count
Platelets are normally measured by impedance, but when interferences are present, this may lead to a wrong count. There are alternatives methods for platelet measurement that are here explained in detailed, like the fluorescence flow cytometry and the accurate count provided by the PLT-F channel.
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  • Diagnostic Perspectives
  • Haematology
Platelet morphology and IPF during treatment with haemodialysis
In patients treated with haemodialysis (HD), the interaction with the dialysis membrane can disturb haemostatic balance. Interaction of platelets with the membrane can lead to platelet activation and adhesion, which both affects membrane performance and the viability of platelets. By looking at platelet characteristics and morphology, as well as markers of platelet activation, this process can be characterized in more detail.
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  • SEED
  • Coagulation
Principles of haemostasis
Sysmex Educational Enhancement and Development April 2012
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  • SEED
  • Coagulation
Quality control in coagulation testing
Sysmex Educational Enhancement and Development July 2012
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  • Xtra Article
  • Haematology
Quantitative and qualitative monitoring of erythropoiesis with RET-He even on XE-2100 and XT-2000i
Detection of functional iron deficiency is a challenging task. Iron deficiency is a major but highly underestimated health problem worldwide, which in the long run can lead to iron deficiency anaemia and impaired erythropoiesis. Assessment of erythropoietic activity is therefore of prime importance in anaemia diagnostics.
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  • SEED
  • Haematology
Reference ranges and what Sysmex can offer
Sysmex Educational Enhancement and Development April 2015 The actual meaning of ‘reference ranges’ and their purpose
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  • SEED
  • Body Fluid
SEED: Body fluid cell counts – how to perform and interpret the results
This SEED article is meant to explain the findings focused on cell count and differentiation for pleural, ascitic, cerebrospinal and synovial fluid as well as for CAPD. Traditionally, body fluid counts are performed by manual counting under a microscope using a haemocytometer, but laboratories now have the option of automating their manual processes using automated haematology or urinalysis analysers. This SEED summarises the advantages and disadvantages of haemocytometry and Sysmex analysers and explains briefly the XN-BF mode.
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  • SEED
  • Haematology
SEED: Challenges in monocyte counting
Monocytes are a type of white blood cells that perform an important role in the immune defence of the organism. The count of the monocytes can be challenging due to their characteristics. Here we explain why and some possible solutions for the lab.
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