With the DxH 800 hematology analyzer, you can utilize accurate data about individual cell size, shape and structure to provide high-quality first-pass results. Go beyond mere cell counting to deliver results to clinicians and patients faster, with greater confidence.

The DxH 900 hematology analyzer delivers accurate and high-confidence results on the first run. With its best-in-class hematology technology, this automated analyzer minimizes slide reviews, maximizes laboratory staff time, and provides significant cost savings.

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The DxH 500 Series whole blood sample preparation and count process are detailed below. › Small amount of whole blood sample is aspirated: DxH 500 - 12μL, DxH 520 and DxH 560 - 17μL (precisely 16.7μL) › Sample probe retracts, external probe surface is …

The DxH 500 whole blood sample preparation and count process are detailed below. • 12 μL of whole blood is sample aspirated. • Sample probe retracts, external probe surface is rinsed with DxH 500 Diluent. • Sample probe moves above the White Blood Cell (WBC) bath and the sample probe’s external surface is rinsed again.

Information-Update Addendum for DxH 500 Series Hematology Analyzers. Covers updates to instructions for use, including safety, operation, and maintenance.

Operating the instrument with a loose or bent probe can cause injury. If the probe is loose or bent, do not run the instrument. Biohazardous Contamination WARNING Risk of injury and/or biohazardous contamination. The aspiration probe and the associated tubing contain residual biohazardous material. Clean up any blood spill as quickly as ...

The DxH 600 hematology analyzer uses multi-dimensional, high-definition technology to characterize individual cells. Advancing beyond mere cell counting gives you greater first-pass accuracy. This means you can accelerate time to accurate results, as well as reduce the need for manual reviews.