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THE RIGHT RESULTS, THE FIRST TIME Avoid ineffi ciencies with a 93% fi rst-pass yield1


When important patient care decisions are on the line, you need results you can count on—the first time. The DxH 900 hematology analyzer first-pass yield enables predictable costs and maximizes staff time by:


› Delivering accurate results with fewer reruns using near native-state cellular characterization and DataFusion technology—a unique combination of multiple testing methods for precise, high-resolution analysis in a single run


› Ensuring predictable costs through industry-leading 93% first-pass throughput1


for accurate flagging and a reduced number of slide reviews


›Maximizing staff time by reducing the time and supply costs related to managing systems with higher repeat rates, and simplifying workflow through a lean reagent portfolio


Learn more about how laboratories can achieve Lean practices and minimize repeat rates with the DxH 900 analyzer.


Visit www.beckmancoulter.com/dxh900-MLO


1. Percentage of samples with numerical results that do not require additional intervention or handling, such as manual smear review, spun hematocrit, dilution, or other repeat/refl ex testing. DxH series side-by-side results documentation.


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For more information, visit www.beckmancoulter.com/contact AD-180261


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