Are you having difficulty categorizing urine sediment particles due to operator subjectivity?

Automating urine sediment microscopy can help standardize particle characterization. In the final installment of this three-part webinar series, Dr. Michael Samoszuk presents automated and manual microscopy study data from Dr. Sorin Gîju, clinical chemist at the Clinical Emergency Hospital in Timisoara, Romania.

Dr. Samoszuk compares results from the iRICELL3000 automated microscopy system and manual microscopy for the same patient samples. The iRICELL3000 system’s proprietary Digital Flow Morphology technology captures 500 images per sample and offers 12-particle classification, resulting in fewer opportunities to miss urine particles.

Watch this webinar to enhance your understanding of your urinalysis results.

Presenter: Dr. Michael Samoszuk, M.D., vice president and chief medical officer of Beckman Coulter Diagnostics is a graduate of Harvard Medical School, Boston, and completed his postgraduate training at Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston; University of California, San Francisco; and University of Southern California, Los Angeles. As an experienced chief medical officer, director of hematopathology and associate professor of pathology and radiology, Dr. Samoszuk contributes his expertise to Beckman Coulter Diagnostics. His guidance supports product and process developments as well as performance enhancements with patients and clinicians in mind.