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HAEMATOLOGY List

Counts reticulocytes in blood using supravital staining (Methylene Blue) and smear study, which helps evaluate bone marrow function and response to anemia.

Supravital Staining (Methylene Blue) & Smear Study

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Measures prothrombin time in citrate-treated blood using optical nephelometry, aiding in the diagnosis of clotting disorders or liver function.

Optical Nephelometry

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Determines the absolute lymphocyte count in citrate-treated blood using optical nephelometry, contributing to the assessment of immune function.

Optical Nephelometry

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Calculates the absolute basophilic count in whole blood, aiding in diagnosing allergic reactions or certain blood disorders.

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Calculates the absolute eosinophil count in whole blood, helping diagnose allergic conditions, parasitic infections, or certain blood disorders.

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Calculates the absolute monocyte count in whole blood, assisting in diagnosing infections or inflammatory conditions.

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Calculates the absolute neutrophilic count in whole blood, aiding in diagnosing infections, particularly bacterial infections.

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Calculates the basophil count in whole blood using advanced methods to assess allergic responses or certain blood disorders.

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Uses flow cytometry to identify basophils in whole blood, offering advanced diagnostics for allergies and blood-related conditions.

Flow cytometry method

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The test is typically done using a microscope with Leishman stain to observe the reactions and ensure precise grouping.

Microscopic: Leishman stain

EDTA Whole Blood

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Performs blood group testing and Rh typing using tube agglutination, a critical process for transfusions, pregnancy care, and blood compatibility testing.

Tube Agglutination Method

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Uses flow cytometry to detect eosinophils in whole blood, useful for diagnosing allergic reactions, asthma, and parasitic infections.

Flow cytometry method

EDTA Whole Blood

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Uses Leishman stain under a microscope to detect eosinophils in whole blood, aiding in the diagnosis of allergic reactions or parasitic infections.

Microscopic: Leishman stain

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Measures erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) using the Modified Westergren method, which helps in diagnosing inflammatory and autoimmune disorders.

Modified Westergren Manual Method

EDTA Whole Blood

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Measures ESR using the Westergren method to assess the presence of inflammation or systemic conditions like rheumatoid arthritis or lupus.

Modified Westergren Method

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Analyzes hemoglobin levels in whole blood using the SLS HB Analysis Method (non-cyanide), assisting in diagnosing anemia and other blood disorders.

SLS HB Analysis Method ( non cyanide)

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Uses high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) to detect HbA2 levels in whole blood, important in diagnosing thalassemia and other hemoglobinopathies.

HPLC

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Identifies lymphocytes in whole blood using flow cytometry, providing insights into immune function and aiding in the diagnosis of infections or blood cancers.

Flow cytometry method

EDTA Whole Blood

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Uses Leishman stain to examine lymphocytes in whole blood, aiding in diagnosing viral infections, leukemia, and other blood disorders.

Microscopic: Leishman stain

EDTA Whole Blood

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Detects malaria antigens (HRP2 for P. falciparum and LDH for P. vivax) in blood using immunochromatography, essential for diagnosing malaria.

Immunochromatography

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Calculates the mean corpuscular hemoglobin (MCH) in whole blood, which helps assess anemia and overall red blood cell function.

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Calculates mean corpuscular hemoglobin concentration (MCHC) in whole blood, useful for diagnosing certain types of anemia.

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Calculates the mean corpuscular volume (MCV) in whole blood, which helps diagnose different types of anemia or blood disorders.

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Uses flow cytometry to measure the absolute monocyte count, enhancing diagnostic accuracy for infections and inflammatory conditions.

Flow cytometry method

EDTA Whole Blood

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Uses flow cytometry to measure the absolute neutrophil count, aiding in the diagnosis of infections, particularly bacterial ones.

Flow cytometry method

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Identifies neutrophils in whole blood using Leishman stain, helping diagnose infections and inflammatory conditions.

Microscopic: Leishman stain

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Uses flow cytometry to detect nucleated red blood cells (NRBC) in whole blood, which may indicate serious blood disorders or conditions like anemia.

Flow cytometry method

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Examines NRBCs in whole blood under a microscope to detect abnormal red blood cell development, often seen in severe anemia or bone marrow issues.

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Measures packed cell volume (PCV) or hematocrit in whole blood using RBC pulse height detection, essential for diagnosing anemia and other hematologic conditions.

RBC Pulse Height Detection Method

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Examines peripheral blood smears using Leishman stain to identify abnormalities in blood cells, aiding in the diagnosis of anemia, infections, or blood cancers.

Microscopy ( Leishman Stain )

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Measures platelet count in whole blood using flow cytometry or a Neubauer chamber, assisting in diagnosing bleeding or clotting disorders.

Flow cytometry method

EDTA Whole Blood

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Measures platelet count using microscopy or Neubauer chamber, helping diagnose thrombocytopenia or other platelet-related disorders.

Microscopy/ Neubauer chamber

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Counts red blood cells (RBC) in whole blood using the hydro-dynamic focusing impedance method, essential for diagnosing anemia and other blood disorders.

Hydro Dynamic Focusing Impedence Method

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Calculates red cell distribution width (RDW-CV) in whole blood, helping diagnose various types of anemia and other hematologic conditions.

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Calculates RDW-SD in whole blood, which is important in identifying different types of anemia and assessing overall blood health.

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Measures the total WBC count using fluorescence flow cytometry, which is crucial for diagnosing infections, immune disorders, or leukemia.

Fluorescence Flow Cytometry

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Examines blood smears for the presence of malaria parasites using thin and thick smears, stained with Leishman or Giemsa stains, to confirm malaria infection.

Microscopic(Thin & Thick) Leishman stain and Giemsa stain

Blood Smear

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Identifies monocytes in whole blood using Leishman stain under a microscope, contributing to the diagnosis of infections or blood-related conditions.

Microscopic: Leishman stain

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Analyzes blood to differentiate the various types of white blood cells using Leishman stain under a microscope, helping diagnose infections, blood disorders, or immune system conditions.

Microscopic: Leishman stain

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