Comparative Study
[Experiences with the QBC-V hematology system at the veterinary hospitals of Zurich and Bern]
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Comparative Study
[Experiences with the QBC-V hematology system at the veterinary hospitals of Zurich and Bern]
[Article in
German]
Schweiz Arch Tierheilkd.
1990.
Abstract
The QBC V hematology system was tested with respect to its application in veterinary medicine. PCV's and counts of total leukocytes, granulocytes, lympho/monocytes and platelets collected from 435 horses, dogs and cats were determined and compared with conventionally measured values. Precision and accuracy were found to be good for the majority of parameters. In the authors' opinion the QBC V hematology system is well suited for use in veterinary practice.
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