Published on August 31, 2012, at 8:25 AM
 

An Israeli team has demonstrated a non-invasive technique for imaging blood cells in vivo that could eliminate the need to extract blood from many patients. Powered by the Andor Newton Electron Multiplying EMCCD camera, their high-resolution Spectrally Encoded Flow Cytometry (SEFC) probe offers primary care physicians the capability to detect directly a wide range of common medical disorders, such as anemia and bacterial infection, and potentially life-threatening conditions, including sepsis, thrombosis and sickle cell crisis.

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