
HemoScreen Portable Analyzer in Clinical Hematology
Comparison of the portable HemoScreen hematology analyzer with Sysmex and Beckman Coulter stationary systems in patients with blood disorders.
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Comparison of the portable HemoScreen hematology analyzer with Sysmex and Beckman Coulter stationary systems in patients with blood disorders.

A 4-year experience applying the CLSI EP31-A-IR protocol to verify the comparability of complete blood count results across nine hematology analyzers.

Learn about the hook effect in laboratory diagnostics, how it impacts biochemical test results, and strategies to avoid it for accurate interpretation.

Analysis of typical errors in the clinical laboratory: preanalytical stage, critical hemogram values, normoblasts, and quality control of studies.

Why a biochemical analyzer lamp defect distorts bilirubin levels: features of photometry, spectral range, and diagnosis of hardware errors.

A clinical laboratory quality control case: consistently low bilirubin on a biochemical photometer while other tests are normal. Determine the cause of the failure.

An analysis of an error in preparing Ziehl-Neelsen carbol fuchsin stain: why the dye solution unexpectedly turned green. A common lab mistake.

Analysis of a laboratory error: systematic analyzer calibration failure led to falsely low TSH results and hyperdiagnosis of thyrotoxicosis.

Clinical case of a laboratory error: incorrect entry of antibiotic susceptibility into the system led to ineffective antibacterial therapy.

Analysis of a manual photometric bilirubin determination error: why it's crucial to account for serum dilution factors when calculating and reporting results.

Analysis of a case involving slide substitution during biopsy examination, the consequences of a false diagnosis, and methods to reduce the risk of sample mix-ups in the laboratory.

Analysis of a case involving a false-positive HIV PCR test result caused by amplicon contamination. Exploring the reasons for zoning violations in a PCR laboratory.