DxH Slidemaker Stainer II
Better results start with better slide making
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Manual slide preparation opens up the possibility of errors and inconsistencies. These can slow down the lab and reduce your clinical effectiveness. The DxH Slidemaker Stainer II (SMS II) prepares slides automatically based on orders received from the LIS. Select the criteria for blood film preparation and define the staining protocols. Receive high-quality slides on first pass, speeding the decision-making process and aiding cell classification and diagnosis. With the DxH SMS II, lower costs, while ramping up productivity and quality. Additionally, Beckman Coulter announced connecting DxH 900 Workcell and DxH Slidemaker Stainer II with Scopio X100HT high-throughput digital cell morphology platform.
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.
