Automatic Hematology Analyzer

C-reactive protein (CRP) is a critical diagnostic parameter that is used to monitor the progression of the inflammatory process, detect inflammation, and assess the efficacy of therapeutic interventions. Distinguishing between viral and bacterial infections can be expedited by the simultaneous availability of CRP and WBC parameter data.input:
output:Accurate

Latex immunoturbidimetric technology

The analyzing accuracy in the rapid dual-channel CBC+DIFF+CRP test can be assured by the use of two reagents and advanced and proven Latex Immunoturbidimetric technology.input:
output:A potent reagent

The 5-part WBC differentiation ability is enhanced by a new, potent reagent, particularly in samples with a high number of Eosinophils, as well as the ability to process aged samples that have been maintained at ambient temperatures for up to 24 hours.input:
output:NRBC parameters and flag

NRBC# and NRBC% are "NRBC" research parameters that can be flagged by BC-5390 CRP/BC-5310 CRP. These parameters represent the number and ratio of nucleated red blood cells, respectively, and can assist doctors in making critical diagnostic inferences.input:
output:Convenient

Whole blood capillary mode

Capillary whole blood mode facilitates the analysis of pediatric and geriatric blood samples.input:
output:RF technology and thermostat storage

The CRP latex reagent is kept in a refrigerated state by the built-in thermostat (2-8℃) storage, which eliminates the need for external storage even after the analyzer is turned off.input:
output:CRP mode for individuals

The individual CRP test mode is a way to conserve hematology reagents for samples that require only CRP analysis.input:
output:The NLR parameter is present in each CBC+DIFF.

Neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio (NLR) is determined by dividing the neutrophil count by the lymphocyte count, typically obtained from a peripheral blood sample.