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In the world of modern medicine, hematology—the study of blood and its components—plays a foundational role in disease detection, patient monitoring, and clinical decision-making. At the core of hematological testing lies the hematology analyzer, an automated instrument designed to quickly and accurately measure the composition of blood.
A hematology analyzer is a diagnostic device that performs a Complete Blood Count (CBC) and related tests by analyzing a blood sample's cellular components. The analyzer works by using technologies such as electrical impedance, flow cytometry, and photometry to detect and count different blood cells, as well as to evaluate their size, shape, and volume.
Depending on the analyzer's type, it can be:
3-part differential analyzers (classify WBCs into three types: lymphocytes, monocytes/mid, and granulocytes)
5-part differential analyzers (provide a detailed classification of all major white blood cell types)
Most hematology analyzers, especially 3-part models, provide 18–24 parameters, covering the following three major blood components:
RBC count – total number of red cells
Hemoglobin (HGB) – oxygen-carrying capacity
Hematocrit (HCT) – percentage of red cells in blood volume
MCV (Mean Corpuscular Volume) – average size of red cells
MCH/MCHC – average hemoglobin content and concentration
RDW (Red Cell Distribution Width) – size variation among RBCs
These parameters help detect anemia, dehydration, and blood loss.
WBC count – total number of white cells
WBC Differential – % of granulocytes (neutrophils), lymphocytes, and MID cells (monocytes/eosinophils/basophils)
Used for diagnosing infections, inflammation, immune disorders, and leukemia.
PLT count – total platelets
MPV (Mean Platelet Volume) – average size
PDW/PCT – distribution width and percentage volume
Useful for detecting bleeding disorders, clotting issues, and bone marrow problems.
Hematology analyzers are indispensable across a wide range of healthcare settings:
| Setting | Use Case |
|---|---|
| Hospitals | Inpatient diagnostics, emergency triage, surgery prep |
| Clinics & Labs | Routine health checkups, chronic disease monitoring |
| Community Health Centers | Primary care diagnostics, mobile labs |
| Veterinary Clinics | Animal blood testing (with compatible models) |
| Specialty Centers | Oncology, nephrology, internal medicine follow-ups |
A CBC is one of the most requested lab tests worldwide, often ordered as a baseline for patients of all ages and health conditions.
At Medlere, we understand the importance of fast, reliable, and cost-effective diagnostics. Our 3-part hematology analyzer is designed to meet the everyday demands of clinical laboratories with:
✅ 21 reportable parameters, including WBC differential
✅ Compact, space-saving design for small to mid-sized labs
✅ User-friendly touchscreen interface for ease of operation
✅ Fast results — analysis completed in less than 60 seconds
✅ Minimal maintenance and long reagent shelf life
✅ Smart flagging system for abnormal results detection
Whether you're a high-volume diagnostic center or a community health provider, Medlere's hematology solution offers the perfect balance of performance, accuracy, and affordability.
