Mispa Count X Automated 3-Part Differential Hematology Analyzer (3 Part Differential Cell Counter)

Performance ahead of expectations – Agappe Mispa CountX is indigenously built in partnership with L&T Technology Services (NSE: LTTS), a leading global pure-play engineering services company. Mispa Count X with Smart Impedance Technology, is an advanced 3-part differential cell counter which offers quality CBC testing to deliver safe patient care. Mispa Count X is a cost effective hematology solution tailored for different environments: routine laboratories, satellite labs, and emergency care unit. This advanced 3-part differential automated hematology analyzer has throughput of 60 samples/hour with 22 parameters and 3 histograms, ensuring steadiness and minimal maintenance, which will be the perfect choice for those looking for cost effective solution at zero compromise on quality

Feature

• Throughput of 60 samples per hour
• 22 parameters + 3 histograms
• 10.4 inch touch screen display
• Automatic clog clearing
• Sturdy hardware with enhanced durability
• Whole blood 14μL
• Distinct flags for quick and better diagnosis
• Memory of 35,000 sample results with histogram
• Reagent expiry alarm
• QC with L-J graph

Technology

Electrical Impedance/ aperture impedance/ Coulter Principle: Whole blood is passed between two electrodes through an aperture so narrow that only one cell can pass through at a time. The impedance changes as a cell passes through. The change in impedance is proportional to cell volume, resulting in a cell count and measure of volume. The Coulter principle helps in accurately determining the counts of RBCs, Platelets and WBCs as well as three differential WBC count with accurate volume distribution. This is because the change in electrical resistance of the cell passing through the small aperture in a conductive liquid depends directly on the cell volume.

Volumetric Metering: This analyzer uses a volumetric metering unit to control the count cycle and to ensure that a precise volume of sample is analyzed. Volumetric counting ensures accuracy of the measurements. Volumetric Board circuit is used to check the count completion time of RBC and WBC during sample test. Output of Phototransistor Fluid in-line sensor indicates if there is liquid flowing through the tubes. The Count time is calculated by measuring the time taken by the RBC/WBC fluid line to move from the sensor position located at the top to sensor position located at the bottom (WBC)/ middle (RBC). The phototransistor output voltage decreases indicating the presence of the liquid.

Photometry / Colorimetric Method: This is LED based technology and is used to determine Hemoglobin. The lysed WBC solution is exposed to 520 nm LED light within the WBC bath and is detected by a photodiode. Sample absorb light, when exposed to a beam of incident light. This results in reflection of a light of lower intensity. The intensity of the reflected light is inversely proportional to the concentration of the hemoglobin in the solution. The amount of absorbance of light determines the hemoglobin count.

Assay

• WBC – Number of White Blood Cells(Leukocytes)
• LYMPH# – Number of Lymphocytes
• MID# – Number of Mid Cells
• GRAN# – Number Granulocytes
• LYMPH% – Percentage of Lymphocytes
• MID% – Percentage of Mid Cells
• GRAN% – Percentage of Granulocytes
• RBC – Number of Red Blood Cells (Erythrocytes)
• HGB – Concentration of Haemoglobin
• HCT – Haematocrit(Relative volume of red blood cells)
• MCV – Mean Corpuscular Volume
• MCH – Mean Corpuscular Haemoglobin
• MCHC – Mean Corpuscular Haemoglobin Concentration
• RDW CV – Red blood cell Distribution Width Coefficient of Variation
• RDW SD – Red blood cell Distribution Width Standard Deviation
• PLT – Number of Platelets (Thrombocytes)
• MPV – Mean Platelets Volume
• PDW SD – Platelet Distribution Width SD
• PCT – Plateletcrit (Relative volume of platelets)
• PLCR – Platelet Large Cell Ratio
• PDW CV – Platelet Distribution Width CV
• PLCC – Platelet Large Cell Count
• WBC Histogram – White Blood Cell Histogram
• RBC Histogram – Red Blood Cell Histogram
• PLT Histogram – Platelet Histogram