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Cellometer vision

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The Cellometer Vision is a cell counter and analyzer that utilizes image-based technology to provide accurate and reliable cell counts, as well as detailed cell characterization data. It is designed for a wide range of cell types and applications in the life sciences and biomedical research fields.

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Arthrocentesis and Synovial Fluid Analysis

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During arthrocentesis, SF, if present, was withdrawn and decanted into a 2ml lithium heparin tube. Those not immediately transferred to the laboratory were stored below 5°C and analysis was performed within 48 hours. Samples were processed in an experienced laboratory which provided a regional SF analysis service. Analysis was performed using the method described by Denton[10 ] with WCC determined using a Fuchs-Rosenthal counting chamber following staining with 0.01% w/v methyl violet 6b in normal saline or using an automated Cellometer Vision (PEQLAB Ltd, Sarisbury Green, UK) following staining with 0.002% w/v acridine orange solution depending on equipment availability. Participants with a SF WCC >1500 cells/mm3 (n=2) were withdrawn from the trial due to concerns they might have primary inflammatory arthritis.
McCabe P.S., Parkes M.J., Maricar N., Hutchinson C.E., Freemont A., O’Neill T.W, & Felson D.T. (2017). Synovial Fluid White Cell Count in Knee Osteoarthritis: Association with Structural Findings and Treatment Response. Arthritis & rheumatology (Hoboken, N.J.), 69(1), 103-107.
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Arthrocentesis and Synovial Fluid Analysis

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During arthrocentesis, SF, if present, was withdrawn and decanted into a 2ml lithium heparin tube. Those not immediately transferred to the laboratory were stored below 5°C and analysis was performed within 48 hours. Samples were processed in an experienced laboratory which provided a regional SF analysis service. Analysis was performed using the method described by Denton[10 ] with WCC determined using a Fuchs-Rosenthal counting chamber following staining with 0.01% w/v methyl violet 6b in normal saline or using an automated Cellometer Vision (PEQLAB Ltd, Sarisbury Green, UK) following staining with 0.002% w/v acridine orange solution depending on equipment availability. Participants with a SF WCC >1500 cells/mm3 (n=2) were withdrawn from the trial due to concerns they might have primary inflammatory arthritis.
McCabe P.S., Parkes M.J., Maricar N., Hutchinson C.E., Freemont A., O’Neill T.W, & Felson D.T. (2017). Synovial Fluid White Cell Count in Knee Osteoarthritis: Association with Structural Findings and Treatment Response. Arthritis & rheumatology (Hoboken, N.J.), 69(1), 103-107.
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