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hi all setting up a laboratory needs two important missions in your setup one is the biochemistry analyzer and the second one is the hematology analyzer when you're setting up a small laboratory you come up with queries whether I need a three-part or a five part analyzer so what are the major differences and who would be necessary to take a three part and five part is what we are going to say in this video kindly see this video till the end to understand which should be best suitable for your own Laboratory [Applause] [Music] going on to the hematology analyzer there are basically two types of hematology analyzer one is the three-part hematology analyzer and the second one is the five part hematology analyzer basic major difference if you see is the number of wpcs which is going to report is what is the major difference here in a three-part y analyzer you get you know you get a neutrophils that is a granulocytes lymphocytes and the mixer cells in a five part analyzer the WBC is given in a report of neutrophils lymphocytes ear Snuffles monocytes and basophils in a three part what happens is this all these monocytes air Snuffles and basophils are clubbed together and given as a mixed cell count so this is the major difference is what you're going to get in the three part and a five part hematology analysis going on to the technology what it is used what is the principle based is that in a three part you have only the impedance and the calorimetric method whereas to report the all the five parameters of WBC in a five part they actually use also the flow cytometric method going on to the third major difference between these analyzer is the cost usually the five part hematology analysis is two to three fold more priced than a three-part analyzer and the reagents also the consumables also you know you have a differential uh reagent which is extra needed in a five-part analyzer coming on to the most important thing which type of setup needs which type of analyzer is what the most important thing which you have to note here today if you are in a rural semi rural semi-urban areas and if you have a small OPD with your own laboratory it is always better you go in for a three-part hematology analyzer it is mainly due to the number of tests which should be required by you and also the cost Effectiveness that is the you know uh the cost per test and all will be reduced in a three-part analyzer where you would be needing a five part hematology analyzer one is a referral laboratory in your District or you have a minimum of 30 bedded hospital if you have even a small OPD but you have infectious Physicians and also allergy specialist skin specialist in your OPD then definitely you would need a five part...