The Hilab Complete Blood Count (CBC) result is attained in up to 30 minutes
A point-of-care test performed with gold standard method
A point-of-care test performed with gold standard method
We use microscopy and colorimetry to determine hematological parameters (RBC, WBC, and platelet series) in blood samples collected by fingerprick. For this purpose, we only require a few drops of blood (90 μL).
We combine the effectiveness of two of our devices with the second opinion of our AI, supported by a hematology specialist.
The complete blood count (CBC) is a blood test used to evaluate the concentration of various blood components, including red blood cells (RBC), white blood cells (WBC), and platelets.
Through it, the doctor can diagnose various diseases and assess the clinical condition of illnesses that affect the blood, such as anemias, inflammations, infections, and certain chronic diseases.
Detected analytes: Red blood cells (millions/mm³); Hematocrit (%); Hemoglobin (g/dL); Mean corpuscular volume, also called MCV (fL); Mean corpuscular hemoglobin, also called MCH (pg); White blood cells (WBC) count (/mm³); Neutrophils (% and /mm³); Lymphocytes (% and /mm³); Monocytes (% and /mm³); Eosinophils/Basophils (% and /mm³); Platelets (/mm³).
Qualitative parameters: Morphological and spectrophotometry analysis
Method: Digital Microscopy (Gold Standard) and Colorimetry
Sample: Whole Blood
Total Time to Report: Up to 30 minutes
Specificity: >98%
Sensitivity: >98%
Accuracy: >98%
Test registry at ANVISA (Brazilian Health Regulatory Agency):
Hemoglobin Test:
nºMS.: 80583710023;
Hilab Lens Diluent Solutions:
nºMS.: 80583710022;
Hilab Lens Device:
nºMS.: 80583710018;
Hilab Flow Device:
nºMS.: 80583710007.
Accuracy:
Red Blood Cells: 99,3%
Platelets: 99,8%
Hemoglobin: >99%
Hematocrit: >98,7
MCV: 97,6%
MCH: >97,0
White Blood Cells: 99%*
Age: anging from 0.6 to 86 years
Statistically non-inferior to the reference method (p > 0.05), with a very high correlation (Kappa >
0.9)
Validation Partner: Erasto Gaertner Hospital
* Differential Count: neutrophils, lymphocytes, monocytes, eosinophils, and basophils.
It’s necessary to present an official photo identification document.
Fasting is not required.
The report for Hilab CBC test is shown in the image below:
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