Apparatus for selectively segmenting red and white blood corpusc

Optics: measuring and testing – Blood analysis

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356201, G01M 3316, G01N 2106

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ABSTRACT:
The segmentation apparatus comprises means for illuminating a blood smear mounted on a slide and subjected to WRIGHT staining successively with lights having wavelengths of 410 nm and 530 nm respectively for obtaining two blood corpuscle images produced by monochromatic lights having respective wavelengths, means for producing two electric signals having levels corresponding to the tones of respective blood corpuscle images, means for converting the two electric signals into binary signals in accordance with two different threshold valves, means for obtaining the exclusive OR of the two binary signals for detecting the white blood corpuscles in the blood, and means for obtaining the logical product of said two binary signals the segmenting the red blood corpuscles in the blood.

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