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Performance evaluation of UF-4000 body fluid mode for automated body fluid cell counting

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? 2022 The AuthorsBackground: Cytological analysis of body fluids (BF) provides important information for diagnosis in various medical conditions. We evaluated the analytical performance of the UF-4000 BF mode for ascitic, cerebrospinal, pleural, synovial and continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis fluids compared to light microscopy counting (LM). Materials and methods: 223 consecutive BF were analyzed by UF-4000 and results were compared using Pearson's correlation, Bland-Altman analysis, and contingence tests at relevant cut-off values. This study also included the evaluation of precision, linearity, and carryover. Results: For white and red blood cells (WBC, RBC) counts in all BF, correlation was excellent with Pearson's coefficients R2 > 0,98. Bland-Altman analysis didn't reveal significant differences with limited bias for WBC ranging from ?10 to ?1 WBC/μL and bias ranging from ?43 to ?6/μL for RBC. At specific cut-off values for WBC, Se and Spe were 100% except for ascites (Spe = 98%) due to two false positive. Precision evaluated at three concentration levels was good for each parameter (WBC < 10%). Linearity was excellent for WBC (R2 > 0,99) and carryover negligible (<0,004%). Conclusion: UF-4000 BF mode is a good alternative to manual LM for BF cell counting. This automated method gives rapid and accurate results which is important for therapeutic decisions.

Automated cell countBody fluidsChamber countOptical microscopySysmex UF-4000

Siatkowski M.、Dahyot S.、Pestel-Caron M.、Boyer S.

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CHU Rouen Department of Microbiology

Normandie Univ UNIROUEN UNICAEN Inserm U 1311 CHU Rouen Department of Microbiology

2022

Clinica chimica acta

Clinica chimica acta

ISTP
ISSN:0009-8981
年,卷(期):2022.531
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