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Image-based red cell counting for wild animals blood
2010 Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology, 2010An image-based red blood cell (RBC) automatic counting system is presented for wild animals blood analysis. Images with 2048×1536-pixel resolution acquired on an optical microscope using Neubauer chambers are used to evaluate RBC counting for three animal species (Leopardus pardalis, Cebus apella and Nasua nasua) and the error found using the proposed ...
Claudio R M, Mauricio +2 more
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An Introduction to the Complete Blood Count for Clinical Chemists: Red Blood Cells
The Journal of Applied Laboratory MedicineAbstract Background The most frequently ordered laboratory test worldwide is the complete blood count (CBC). Content In this primer, the red blood cell test components of the CBC are introduced, followed by a discussion of the ...
Maximo J Marin +4 more
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Automated counting of nucleated red blood cells in blood samples of newborns.
Clinical and laboratory haematology, 2002Item does not contain ...
Keijzer, M.H. de, Meer, W. van der
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Microscopic Image Analysis and Counting of Red Blood Cells and White Blood Cells in a Urine Sample
Proceedings of the 2019 9th International Conference on Biomedical Engineering and Technology, 2019Traditional counting of red blood cells (RBC) and white blood cells (WBC) in a urine sample is done manually by a medical technologist. However, this makes the blood cell count subjective to the skill of the laboratory technician and will take much longer time in doing the task.
Jennifer C. Dela Cruz +5 more
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A NEW METHOD OF COUNTING RED BLOOD CELLS
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1930Notwithstanding improvements in hemacytometers and photographic methods, 1 red blood cell counting is usually regarded as the most tedious of all routine clinical pathologic procedures. It is, however, an easy matter to count red blood cells by measuring their turbidities in suspensions, and counts made by scopometry 2 are in excellent agreement with ...
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Nucleated red blood cell counts: not associated with brain injury or outcome
Pediatric Neurology, 2003The objective was to determine whether an elevated nucleated red blood cell count at birth after perinatal depression is associated with brain injury as measured by (1) proton magnetic resonance spectroscopy and (2) abnormal neurodevelopmental outcome at 30 months of age.
Shannon E G, Hamrick +6 more
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HEMOGLOBIN LEVEL AND RED BLOOD CELL COUNT FINDINGS IN NORMAL WOMEN
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1958Erythrocyte counts and determinations of hemoglobin concentration were carried out on blood samples obtained from three groups of women. There were 84 entirely free from complaints, symptoms, or positive physical or laboratory findings; a second group of 293, described as normal with physiological variants, were normal by anamnestic, physical, and ...
H E, JUDY, N B, PRICE
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Altitudinal variations in the red blood cell count and haemoglobin content of urodele blood
Canadian Journal of Zoology, 1971Blood cell counts and haemoglobin levels for blood collected by tail amputation from three groups of tailed amphibians (Taricha granulosa) are presented. All animals were collected from very similar latitudes and longitudes, but different altitudes; acclimatization to the laboratory was for 6 to 8 months. For the calendar period January–March, group A
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An Automatic Apparatus for Counting Red Blood Cells
British Journal of Haematology, 1959R G, MACFARLANE +4 more
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