Scientific documents library

The lab information card explains how the MWO (monocytosis workflow optimisation) optimises the workflow and improves CMML detection in samples with monocytosis by using the ‘mono-dysplasia score’, monocyte count and information from the WBC scattergram.

The lab card illustrates the value of the RET application and points to the advanced clinical parameter RET-He (reticulocyte haemoglobin equivalent) and IRF (immature reticulocyte fraction). Front side addresses the core messages for lab and clinical benefits, flip side contains technical information.

We aim to offer a complete diagnostic solution to support clinicians in haematologic cancer management, provide complete information during each phase of the disease, allow a personalised approach and contribute to the improvement of patient outcomes. Next to our well-known haematology and smear workflow portfolio during recent years, technologies like antibody-based flow cytometry or FISH have been incorporated into our developmental capabilities. In this brochure Sysmex’s comprehensive solutions from screening to diagnosis and from treatment to monitoring in haemato-oncology are described, including haematology, clinical flow cytometry and molecular genetics.

The lab card illustrates the value of the DIFF application and points to the advanced clinical parameter IG (immature granulocytes). The front side addresses the lab and clinical benefits, the flip side contains technical information.

This information card presents how the WDF and the WPC measurement channels, by using their unique reagent systems, allow conclusion on cell maturity, activation state of a cell, and suspected cell malignancies using different cell examples.

This clinical infromation card explains functional iron deficiency (FID) and the advantages of the parameter RET-He (reticulocyte haemoglobin equivalent) as it reflects the the iron availability for haemoglobination in the bone marrow in real-time. A patient case illustrates how RET-He helps to monitor the iron availability at diagnosis and during treatment of FID.

This lab card illustrates the value of the WPC channel and the Extended Inflammation Parameters. The front side addresses the lab and clinical benefits, the flip side contains technical information.

The lab card describes the differences in the PLT-I (impedance platelet count), PLT-O (optical platelet count) and PLT-F (fluorescence platelet count) measurements and points out suggestions to streamline the platelet workflow using the Thrombopoiesis Workflow Optimisation (TWO) on Extended IPU.

This clinical information card addresses the clinical challenges during haematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT) treatment. The example case of an oncologic patient is described and the benefits of advanced clinical parameters delivered by the haematology analysers are emphasised for all phases of the HSCT treatment: mobilisation, chemotherapy and engraftment.