DESCRIPTION

In the spring of 1997 Swelab introduced the first EO-generation, the first small blood cell counter in the world to divide white blood cells into 4 fractions (4-part WBC). In addition to counting the population of lymphocytes, monocytes and granulocytes, the AutoCounters also analyses and count eosinophils, both activated and non-activated, when wanted. In the last generation, the Swelab AC EO+, has also a large patient sample memory as well as quality control software including statistics, Levey-Jenning graphs and patient sample mean value. All models of the EO plus generation have the option of 19 parameters including the eosinophil measurement. The Swelab AutoCounters of the EO-generation are the cost efficient alternative to the more expensive 5-part differential instrument.