DxH 900 Hematology Analyzer
The right results, the first time
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It is excellent
In hematology department to run CBC & DIFFERENTIAL AND RETICULOCYTE
It is useful and easy to handle. It helps to diagnose and differentiate between WBC's and RBC's.
Review Date: 8 Feb 2025 | Beckman Coulter Diagnostics
The DxH 900 Hematology Analyzer delivers accurate, first-analysis results through proprietary VCS technology. With fewer slide reviews and high system reliability for maximum uptime, this powerful analyzer streamlines processes to maximize laboratory staff time. The analyzer is compatible with clinical informatics and automation solutions to form scalable, customized solutions. Exclusive to the DxH 900 and 690T analyzers is the regulatory-cleared hematological biomarker, Monocyte Distribution Width (MDW), that aids physicians in identifying severity of infection and risk of sepsis in adult Emergency Department patients. This marker is available early in patient assessment as part of a CBC-Diff test with no impact to workflow. Additionally, Beckman Coulter announced connecting DxH 900 Workcell and DxH Slidemaker Stainer II with Scopio X100HT high-throughput digital cell morphology platform.
Brochures
Suspect, diagnose, and confirm sepsis
In this brochure, Beckman Coulter describes the steps involved in diagnosing sepsis and the points where its technology can be utilized to assist in the process. Without timely treatment, sepsis can rapidly progress to tissue damage, organ failure, and death. Upon suspicion of sepsis, blood samples can be analyzed with the DxH 900 Analyzer and urine samples with the DxU Iris Analyzer. Further testing can then be performed with the DxC700 AU Analyzer and the Dxl 9000 Access Immunoassay Analyzer. Finally, for confirmation, the pathogen can be identified with the DxM MicroScan WalkAway ID/AST System.
Partnering to enhance bone marrow aspirate analysis with digital imaging
Beckman Coulter Diagnostics announces an exciting expansion of its partnership with Scopio Labs, a leading medtech company specializing in AI-powered workflow solutions. Learn about the expectations and key goals of the partnership that aims to elevate hematology diagnostics by streamlining workflows, reducing diagnostic times, and enhancing test precision through digital morphology. Plus, explore the critical importance of bone marrow aspirate analysis in diagnosing hematological conditions and discover how Scopio's technology revolutionizes this traditionally labor-intensive process.
This video was filmed at ADLM 2024.
Digital morphology and it’s real-world impact in the hematology lab: A case study interview
In this video, hear from Julia Radchenko, Beckman Coulter and Jessica Issac, Indiana University Health, as they discuss the Scopio Lab's digital morphology solution and its implementation into a busy hematology lab. As a follow on from the announcement of the Beckman Coulter Diagnostics and Scopio partnership at last year’s AACC 2022 Annual Meeting, this interview tells the next stage of the story. Watch the video to find out how the vision of this scopeless solution is going to impact laboratory productivity and positively enhance patient care.
This video was filmed at the 2023 ADLM Annual Scientific Meeting and Clinical Lab Expo.
Early sepsis detection: The critical role of biomarkers
In this video, Dr. Elena Sukhacheva from Beckman Coulter discusses the recently FDA-approved sepsis biomarker that can aid in early sepsis detection. The biomarker is part of a scientific effort to help clinicians worldwide detect sepsis early, which is critical for effective treatment and successful patient recovery. Whilst there is no single best biomarker for sepsis, combining biomarkers with clinical information from the hospital along with the use of diagnostic algorithms can help identify patients who need further differential diagnosis. Beckman Coulter is working towards biomarkers with high levels of sensitivity and specificity, that are cost-effective and can be made available for the majority of patients.
This video was filmed at ECCMID 2023, Copenhagen.
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