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Haematology analyser

Manufactured by Beckman Coulter
Sourced in United States, Canada

The Haematology Analyser is a laboratory instrument designed to automatically analyze and provide comprehensive blood cell counts and related measurements. It is used to assess the composition and characteristics of a patient's blood sample, providing clinicians with essential data for diagnosis and monitoring of various medical conditions.

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Comprehensive Clinical Profiling of CKD

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Study participants' demographic information, past medical history and concomitant medications were taken from medical records. Diabetes mellitus was defined by history of diet‐controlled diabetes, treatment with anti‐diabetic medications or HbA1c greater than 48 mmol/mol.
Laboratory measurements included routine blood haematological profiles (Haematology Analyser, Beckman Coulter, Brea, CA, USA) and blood biochemical profiles and urinary ACR (Roche Hitachi 702 Analyser, Basel, Switzerland). eGFR was derived from the serum creatinine‐based CKD‐EPI equation. CRP was measured using the Full Range C‐Reactive Protein SpaPlus assay (The Binding Site, Birmingham, UK) for participants with CKD and the CRP High Sensitive ELISA (IBL, Hamburg, Germany) for volunteers without renal disease.
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Blood Sampling and Analysis for Diabetes

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Blood samples were taken at the same time of the day for all subjects and in the fasting state for all subjects in the stage 0 group and two subjects in the stage 2 group. Unlike plasma lipids concentrations, 12 hours fast has a limited impact on immune function/phenotype12 (link) and therefore was not included as a requirement for individuals with type 2 diabetes (stage 2 group) to reduce the risk of hypoglycaemia. Participants in the stage 2 obesity group were given the option to be or not in the fasting state and two volunteers came fasted at the time of the blood draw. Those who chose not to be in the fasting state were asked to consume only a light breakfast comprising one cup of unsweetened cereal or oatmeal with 125 mL of milk. A venous blood sample (18 mL) was collected from each participant. Blood samples were collected in heparinised vacutainers and kept at room temperature until processed. Complete blood cell counts/differentials were analysed using a Beckman Coulter haematology analyser (Beckman Coulter, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada).
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