Animal blood analyzers are indispensable medical equipment for animal hospitals and clinics, and have a great effect on blood routine examinations for animals. However, on the whole, there are many challenges in blood testing itself. In addition to the need for accurate sample handling and instrument maintenance, how to prove the correctness of various instruments is also a setback.
Necessity 1: Improve work efficiency
In the process of routine blood testing, accurate handling of samples has an important impact on test results. If the sample is found to have a problem, you can take another sample and retest immediately to avoid sending the bleeding sample to the outside laboratory, and it is discovered that the sample has a problem and delays time.
Necessity 2: Correctness of promotion test
To get the correct result, a freshly obtained whole blood sample should undergo routine blood tests within 4 hours (the sooner the better). This avoids that when the sample is sent to an outside laboratory, the blood sample will be degraded or deteriorated due to too long time, leading to erroneous results.
Necessity 3: Improve economic benefits
Provide timely information for diagnosis and treatment, answer customers' questions immediately and comprehensively, and attract high-end customers with professional qualities.
The recognized "golden scale" technology of routine blood testing (CBC) involves heavy manual manipulation and requires a fairly experienced technician to obtain the most accurate results. White blood cell (WBC) classification is probably the most difficult topic in blood cell analysis. When looking at a blood film, even an experienced microscope technician usually has an error of up to 10%.
When manually viewing microscope slides, manual sorting in a large number of cells is also limited. Generally speaking, only 100 white blood cells can be calculated manually, and the automatic blood cell analyzer can calculate thousands of white blood cells. The accuracy and representativeness are greatly improved.
Although experts and the industry unanimously recommend viewing microscopes during identification and confirmation, especially for severely ill animals, today’s busy animal clinics do require a correct, convenient, and reliable animal blood analysis. instrument.
