Yumizen H500 CRP

Hematology Analyzer

A New Standard for Near-Patient and Hospital Testing

The Yumizen H500 CRP combines advanced hematology analysis with rapid CRP measurement in a single, compact unit. It performs simultaneous 5-part leukocyte differential (DIFF) and CRP testing using whole blood. Powered by i-DoubleDiff technology, it provides detailed insights into three immature white blood cell populations and includes screening flags for Malaria and Dengue infections. Its intuitive touchscreen interface ensures fast and user-friendly operation.

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Segmento: Healthcare

Divisão: Hematology

Fabricante: HORIBA ABX SAS

Base product: Linha Yumizen H

Características

Key Features

Simultaneous 5-part DIFF + CRP testing
Whole blood/capillary sampling (27 µL, closed tube)
Zero-maintenance design
i-DoubleDiff technology for extended WBC differentiation
Screening flags for Malaria and Dengue
Up to 60 hematology tests per hour
Multiple analysis modes: standard, prediluted, eQC, etc.
38-parameter menu including IML, IMM, IMG, ALY, and CRP
Bidirectional connectivity (ASTM and HL7)
New graphical interface with color-coded menus
Comprehensive QC management: iQC indicators, overlapping QC, repeatability testing
Yumicare remote assistance service

Clinical Benefits

The Yumizen H500 CRP enables:

Efficient and simplified patient triage
Targeted antimicrobial prescriptions
Monitoring of disease progression through dynamic parameter tracking
Reduced duration of antimicrobial treatments
Potential cost savings and shorter turnaround times (TAT)
Potential reduction in hospitalization duration

Diagnostic Capabilities

Complete RBC, hemoglobin, and platelet analysis for anemia and hematological disorders
Quantitative WBC analysis, including immature forms
Neutrophil and eosinophil counts for monitoring drug effects and asthma
CRP values for detecting inflammatory and infectious diseases
Optional screening flags for Malaria and Dengue