Facscan side scatter problem

Vera Svobodova (Marcia.Woda@BANYAN.UMMED.EDU)
Thu, 21 Dec 95 10:19:57 EST

I agree with M Kukuruga. This happens very rarely to us and usually in whole
blood specimens. I have always felt that it was a wad of something going
through overwhelming the threshold trigger. It is annoying and bad when it
happens during a crucial specimen, but we abort and restart acquisition
rather than trying to gate it out as percentages will be affected.

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