Digital Monitor

Small and mighty, because good things come in small packages.

Save time and resources, eliminate unnecessary intervention and deliver high-quality results, even for difficult-to-draw patient groups, with the DxH 560.

• Save time and resources: with a multi-tube, compact hematology analyzer that has proven reliability, paperless data management and autonomous instrument daily cleaning
• Available when you need it: the DxH 560 is engineered for high uptime and system reliability at less than one service call per year
• Eliminate system readiness delays: experience hands-free, autonomous daily cleaning and startup. The DxH 560 was designed with reliability in mind and allows for high walkaway time with autonomous daily start-up and system checks, hands-free daily cleaning, plus simple and few reagent replacements for maximized uptime
• Load and go up to 50 samples: with on-the-fly continuous loading more than twice the capacity compared to the closest competitor

• Extended QC (eQC): with onboard bias, precision and accuracy monitoring without the need for internet or extra fees
• Reduce administrative errors and go paperless:: designed to work as hard as you do, the onboard data management in the DxH 560 can host up to 30,000 patient records—equivalent to a year’s worth of tests with typical usage
• Keep analysis running smoothly throughout the day: store and manage just three reagents, with simple and quick replacement, compared to six reagents with other analyzers in its class
• Test in tight spaces: with an integrated monitor and keyboard and only one external reagent, the DxH 560 requires up to 1/3 less laboratory counter space than other analyzers in its class

Deliver secure, high-quality, confident results with fewer unnecessary slide reviews within secure, expanded patient database capability

Ensure a more accurate 5-part differential with sophisticated flow cytometry with proprietary dynamic gating technology that reduces flagging by 40% compared to static gating. The sophisticated gating technology in the DxH 560 improves the identification of white blood cells (WBC) populations by automatically adjusting the thresholds between cell-cluster arrangements.(Figures 2a and 2b). More reportable results are seen with more challenging cell populations, such as lymphocytes and eosinophils, giving a more accurate 5-part leukocyte differential than static gating.