Diagnostic parameters are essential tools that can aid comprehensive diagnosis and treatment. It is imperative that parameters are reliable and accurate in order to provide the highest quality of care to patients. It is also crucial to keep researching and investigate new parameters that have the potential for breakthroughs.

Our advanced parameters serve laboratory technicians and clinicians with additional insights, whether at the clinical level or in their research.

Explore our parameter gallery below and discover how Sysmex can provide exceptional clinical value.

Advanced Clinical Parameters

NEUT-GI, NEUT-RI

Neutrophil granularity and activation

MicroR/MacroR

Microcytic and macrocytic red blood cells

HYPO-He/HYPER-He

Hypochromic and hyperchromic red blood cells

IG count

Immature Granulocyte count

IPF# and %

Immature Platelet Fraction

NRBC

Nucleated red blood cells

RET-He

Reticulocyte haemoglobin equivalent

RE-LYMP, AS-LYMP

Reactive and antibody-synthesiszing lymphocytes

HPC

Haematopoietic progenitor cells

Delta-He

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Advanced Clinical Parameters - Urinalysis

White blood cells (WBC)

White blood cells (WBC) in urine can point to bacterial or abacterial infections of the urinary tract, as well as inflammation.

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Bacteria (BACT)

Bacteria in urine can be Gram-positive or Gram-negative, and its presence typically indicates the presence of a urinary tract infection (UTI).

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Epithelial cells

Epithelial cells in urine can indicate urethritis or injury through lithiasis or catheterisation.

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Casts (CAST)

Casts in urine are microscopic cylindrical structures produced by the kidney and are differentiated into hyaline and pathological casts.

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Crystals (X´TAL)

Crystals can occur in urine when there are too many minerals in urine, forming masses.

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Yeast-like cells

Yeast-like cells reflect the presence of fungal cells in urine and can indicate a fungal infection of the urinary tract.

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Mucus

Mucus in urine rarely has clinical relevance.

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Spermatozoa

Spermatozoa in urine rarely has clinical relevance, but its presence may have some research and forensic value.

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Atypical cells

Atypical cells are cells that are suspicious of malignancy and may support the early detection or surveillance of bladder cancer.

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Research Parameters*

RE-MONO*

Reactive monocytes

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FRC*

Fragmented red blood cells

Atypical cells

Atypical cells are cells that are suspicious of malignancy and may support the early detection or surveillance of bladder cancer.

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*Research and service parameters are for research use only. Any in vitro diagnostics purpose has not been established by the manufacturer. Therefore, internal validation at the user’s facilities with appropriate samples will be required before using any information generated to establish a diagnosis or decide on a therapeutic treatment. The information generated should never be the sole determinant for taking medical decisions.