Hematology

With the BECKMAN COULTER UniCel DxH Series of connected hematology workcells, your lab can now streamline workflow with smart workload balancing and advanced analytics—providing relevant and thoughtful workflow efficiency, while delivering comprehensive and accurate patient results.                                              
                                                                                                                                                     

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Confidence in results with DxH900 series
Achieve first-pass accuracy, efficiency and reduced review rates
Enhance visual cellular investigation of abnormal specimens using multidimensional high-definition cellular analysis
Built-in automation
- Scalable, built-in automation solution
- Distribute samples automatically between the analyzers
- Improve workflow and reduce TAT with auto-rerun and reflex testing, driven by user-defined decision rules
- Add critical STAT samples or body fluids without the need to interrupt routine sample testing
- Prepare and stain slides automatically, without the need for manual intervention, based on user-defined decision rules
Workflow efficiency
- Connect up to three DxH 900s with a DxH Slidemaker Stainer II
- Increase data management with database consolidation for order entry
- Load samples at a single instrument input buffer, or at multiple instrument input buffers, regardless of instrument position
- Manage pre- and post-analytical processes efficiently through our automation and clinical information systems offerings

Detect Sepsis Earlier, and Act with More Confidence
Diagnostic uncertainty is a major challenge for patients presenting to emergency department with low number of signs and symptoms. What if there was a way to aid emergency departments in early sepsis detection?
The DxH 900 and DxH 690T hematology analyzers are capable of automatically reporting the MDW parameter as a part of the complete blood count (CBC) with white blood cell (WBC) differential hematology analysis from whole blood venous samples.
Clinical Evidence Findings
The performance of MDW for sepsis detection has been evaluated in the prospective observational study of 2,158 emergency department patients in three large academic centers in the U.S.
Increased Sensitivity
Sensitivity of technologies is critical. When considered alone, the discriminating power of MDW is similar to that of White Blood-cell Count (WBC).
However, when MDW is considered together with WBC, MDW may add to the sensitivity and specificity of sepsis detection, as part of the standard assessment protocol in the emergency department.

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