Hematocrit measurement in an automatic hematology analyzer

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128 2G, 235 92PC, 364555, 364564, G01N 1508, G06M 1104

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ABSTRACT:
In a hematology analyzer, peaks of pulses indicative of red blood cells in a sample during a count are detected. Peak detecting means produce a gate signal connected to gate means which couple a portion of each pulse in the time vicinity of its peak to integration means. The level accumulated in the integration means is indicative of total cell volume, and hence indicative of hematocrit for a known sample volume.

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