EHBT-75 Hematology Analyzer—A New Breakthrough in Abnormal Cell Detection

In modern clinical hematology, figuring out exactly what abnormal cells are and how many there are is helping medicine move beyond simple counts. Now, we're able to get a much clearer picture of what's really going on inside the blood. While the traditional CBC remains widely used, it still falls short in recognizing atypical patterns under complex pathological conditions. The EHBT-75, Ozelle next-generation 7-diff auto hematology analyzer, was developed to meet this demand. It enables clinicians to gain deeper clinical insights from routine blood tests.

With its advanced classification technology, the EHBT-75 extends its testing parameters to include NST, NSG, NSH, NLR, PLR, ALY, PAg, and RET. This wider detection range helps the analyzer find different kinds of shape problems in blood cells, making it useful for catching issues early and keeping an eye on blood-related health problems over time.

For example, Reticulocytes (RET) are key indicators of erythropoietic activity in the bone marrow and are widely used in diagnosing and evaluating treatment outcomes for anemia.

Beyond enhanced diagnostic capabilities, the EHBT-75 stands out for its ease of use and operational stability:

Fully automatic sample pre-processing

No manual sample processing is required. Just put in the consumables and blood samples, and the testing happens automatically. It makes things quicker and easier.

Individual test kit

Single test, single kit—no worries about cross-contamination or wasting reagents.

Consumables Stability

All consumables can stay at room temperature (4–30°C), so there's no need for special cold storage. They can be used right after they arrive.

Maintenance-free (dry test)

With a fluidics-free design, there's no risk of clogs or leaks. Fully automated operation requires no manual intervention.

The EHBT-75 is a new breakthrough in blood testing tech. It uses smart analysis and looks at multiple factors to identify unusual cells really well. It's useful in hospital labs, external testing centers, and basic health clinics, helping improve how fast and accurate the tests are.