Automated intelligent microscopy (AIM) and its potential application in the clinical laboratory

Deindoerfer, F.H.; Boris, W.B.; Gangwer, J.R.; Laird, C.W.; Tittsler, J.W.

Clinical Chemistry 28(9): 1910-1916

1982


ISSN/ISBN: 0009-9147
PMID: 7127805
Document Number: 193288
The microscope is the most ubiquitous instrument in the clinical laboratory. We discuss improvements in its use, in terms of "front-end" automation of specimen handling and "back-end" automation of image analysis: automated intelligent microscopy. Examples of spatial and spectral differentiation illustrate the potential of this automated version of microscopy as a useful tool with very powerful analytical capabilities for the clinical laboratory.

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