Routine Hematology Testing: Both models are used for standard CBC tests in clinical laboratories, emergency departments, and outpatient clinics.
Infectious Diseases: The 5-part differential helps in diagnosing infections and conditions such as bacterial infections, sepsis, viral infections, and autoimmune disorders.
Pediatric and Neonatal Testing: The small sample volume requirement makes the Yumizen 500/550 ideal for pediatric and neonatal care, where blood sample sizes are often limited.
Preoperative Screening: These analyzers are also commonly used for preoperative testing to assess the patient's overall health and blood status before surgery.
Hematology and Oncology: The system helps in diagnosing and monitoring hematological disorders like anemia, leukemia, and lymphomas by providing detailed blood cell information.
Throughput:
Test Parameters: CBC with 5-part WBC differential (Neutrophils, Lymphocytes, Monocytes, Eosinophils, Basophils).
Sample Volume: Typically 20-50 µL per test.
Connectivity: Integration with LIMS, HIS, and cloud-based systems.
Dimensions: Compact footprint, designed for space efficiency.
Display: High-resolution touchscreen interface for easy operation and result viewing.
Data Management: Option to print or export results in multiple formats (PDF, CSV).
The Yumizen 500/550 series of automated hematology analyzers are high-performance, fully automated devices designed by HORIBA Medical for routine hematology testing in clinical laboratories. These analyzers provide comprehensive complete blood count (CBC) and differential blood count testing, offering reliable, rapid results with high accuracy and precision. The Yumizen 500 and Yumizen 550 models are designed to handle medium- to high-volume testing needs, delivering quick turnaround times and ease of use while maintaining the highest standards of data quality and patient care. The Yumizen 500 and Yumizen 550 are similar in their core features, with the Yumizen 550 offering slightly enhanced capabilities, making them suitable for a range of clinical environments including hospitals, clinics, and diagnostic centers.