Function and principle of semi-automatic blood rheology analyzer

Semi-automatic blood rheology analyzer, also known as "blood viscometer" or "rotational blood rheometer", mainly assists doctors in diagnosing diseases by measuring the physical properties of blood such as fluidity, viscosity, and coagulation. This analyzer is widely used in various fields such as biology, medicine, and military industry.

These instruments measure the viscosity of whole blood or plasma by using the friction between the constituent particles of blood under dynamic stirring. For liquids of different properties, they can be made into measuring cups of different specifications and models, which are placed in measuring cup adapters for conversion. The instrument is equipped with a weak AC signal motor and drive system. The electromagnetic field generated by the motor penetrates the measuring cup through the magnetic field lines, causing the measured liquid in the cup to generate a weak AC current, thereby measuring the viscosity of the liquid.

Principle of semi-automatic blood rheology analyzer:

1. The blood rheology detector uses an electric pump to collect blood from the elbow vein, applies photoelectric technology, and displays the test data on the computer screen. The data can be saved to the computer via a USB flash drive. It automatically calculates various indicators, which is convenient for patients.

2. The blood rheology detector adopts patented technology to perform multiple algorithm analyses on all test results, including seven items: whole blood viscosity, plasma viscosity, fibrinogen, reduced viscosity, dynamic whole blood viscosity, static whole blood viscosity, reduced viscosity, and shear rate.

3. The microcomputer performs multiple algorithm analyses on the test data and prints the analysis results.

4. The microcomputer of the blood rheology detector performs multiple algorithm analyses on all test results, including eight items: whole blood viscosity, plasma viscosity, fibrinogen, reduced viscosity, dynamic whole blood viscosity, static whole blood viscosity, and reduced viscosity.

If you need to undergo blood rheology testing, it is recommended that you contact an authorized organization or hospital for consultation.