...R.F. Hinchliffe; J.S. Lilleyman; N.F. Burrows; H.T. Swan Of 46 adult patients with active leukaemia whose white cells were examined using a Hemalog D automated differential leucocyte counter, 45 showed abnormalities indicative of their disease, and the odd one out would not have been missed due...

... with the Hemalog D automated differential counter and the increased enzyme staining was confirmed by manual and ultrastructural cytochemistry. The abnormal neutrophil population persisted after blast cells had disappeared from the blood and until marrow hypoplasia was induced by chemotherapy. When remission...

...E. Cranendonk; N.G.G.M. Abeling; A. Bakker; M.E. de Jong; A.H. van Gennip; H. Behrendt In 79 children with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia and in 18 children with disseminated non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma we investigated whether the automated cyto-chemical differential leucocyte count (Hemalog D) gives...

... within the same group received similar treatment. Differential counts were performed manually, as well as with the Hemalog D. The number of lymphocytes usually decreased rapidly after initial treatment and remained at the low level throughout the period of therapy. In the majority of the children...

...Giuseppe d’Onofrio; Giorgio Mango Automated cytochemistry by the Hemalog D carries out leukocyte differential counts in a continuous flow mode on whole blood EDTA-collected samples, through the optical measurement of enzyme activity and cell size. This operative principe thus parallels the basis...

...Ahnond Bunyaratvej; Pattraporn Boonkanta; Prawat Nítiyanant; Suntaree Apibal; Natth Bhamarapravati Cell suspension prepared from the lymph node biopsy of patients with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma (NHL), metastatic carcinoma (MC) and non-neoplastic lymphadenopathies (NL) were analyzed by the Hemalog D...