Atlas of Blood Cells for the Dianel®-Micro Software
We offer you an additional module to the program Dianel®-Micro — Atlas of Blood Cells.
The atlas is designed to interpret blood test results using reference images and descriptions. The atlas includes not only bodies and biological forms found in blood tests, but also artifacts and typical errors that occur when preparing a blood smear for laboratory research.
The following categories of images are included in the Atlas:
- Artifacts
- Blood cells
- Red blood cells
- Granulocytes
- Monocytes
- Lymphocytes
- Platelets
- Pathology of the hematopoietic system
- Common Mistakes
- Non-cellular structures of the blood
- Plasma and its components
- Chylomicrons
- Microorganisms
- Parasitic forms in the blood
To work with the "Atlas of blood cells" module, you need to click on the Image Catalog button in the toolbar of the Analysis and measurement window of the Dianel®-Micro program.
In the left part of the atlas window there is a list of reference images, a thumbnail of the studied image and buttons for navigating through the images obtained during the study. In the right part of the window there are thumbnails of the atlas images.
By double clicking on a thumbnail you can open an enlarged catalog image.
Hovering the cursor over a thumbnail allows you to display an enlarged image of the study in the right part of the window. The rectangular frame on the thumbnail shows the borders of the scalable area of the image.
Having found the match of the object in the studied image with the image of the object in the atlas, you can add information about this object in the conclusion (epicrisis). To do this, click on the icon in the upper right corner. The information will be reflected in the section Results of analysis and measurement.
The Blood Cell Atlas is available in the following languages:
- Russian;
- English;
- Arabian;
- Bulgarian;
- Hellenic;
- Spanish;
- Italian;
- Chinese (simplified);
- German;
- Portuguese;
- Romanian;
- Serbian;
- Turkish.
- French;
- Japanese.
















































