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A flagging system for multichannel hematology analyzers.

J. A. Koepke, M A Dotson, Mark A. Shifman, M W Boyarsky

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A flagging system to identify blood specimens requiring a blood film review and/or differential leukocyte count is described. Its utility in avoiding unnecessary differential counts particularly in outpatients is given. Significant reductions in workload can be anticipated without deterioration of patient care.

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A flagging system to identify blood specimens requiring a blood film review and/or differential leukocyte count is described. Its utility in avoiding unnecessary differential counts particularly in outpatients is given. Significant reductions in workload can be anticipated without deterioration of patient care.

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A flagging system to identify blood specimens requiring a blood film review and/or differential leukocyte count is described. Its utility in avoiding unnecessary differential counts particularly in outpatients is given. Significant reductions in workload can be anticipated without deterioration of patient care.

Key concepts: Flagging, Hematology analyzer, Workload, Blood film, Hematology, Blood smear, Medicine, Differential (mechanical device)

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