Re: CBC analyzers

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Re: CBC analyzers

Katra

25 May 2005 18:13

> How has tech support been with your CellDyn?
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> nicolette

Uh, yeah.

Do you have any kind of laser function test?
Coulter has a "latron" run that we do daily that checks laser function.

It's very effective.

Check your reagent changing records too and see if there was a change at
the same time the problem occured?

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nicstepro@aol.com

25 May 2005 17:59

How has tech support been with your CellDyn?

We have 2- 4000s and would avoid them like the plague knowing what we
know now.

Today alone, we have spent since last evening cleaning cleaning per
tech support, today a rematch of cleaning, changing tubing, rinsing
syringes from 9 am to now 2 pm, and rerunning batches per Z. on tech
support for a problem that to my uninitiated mind - (reading all the
neutrophils as eos)- that seems to be a lazer problem?

I keep thinking of the MASH episode with Margaret Houghlihan and her
foot locker...

nicolette

> We are looking to replace our CellDyn 1700 in a lab doing 40-50 CBC's
> daily. What analyzers do you recommend and why? Any to completely
> stay away from?

RATech	07 May 2005 00:36
We are looking to replace our CellDyn 1700 in a lab doing 40-50 CBC' daily. What analyzers do you recommend and why? Any to completel stay away from

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