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US 2025/0033040 A1Published application
Micromixer and Method for Concentration Measurement of Unknown Sample
AssigneeEfa—Engineering for All Ltd.
InventorsNatalya Mizrahi, Victor Yashunsky, Oran Zohar, Yoel Ezra
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Abstract
A microfluidic apparatus is disclosed which may be used for example, in an analytic device, which performs methods including those for determining concentration measurements, such as complete blood cell count in from a blood sample of unknown blood concentration.
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A microfluidic apparatus comprising:
- a substrate including oppositely disposed first and second ends;
- a mixing chamber including a base, the mixing chamber extending into the substrate, the mixing chamber including a plurality of protruding elements, the base of the mixing chamber including a wall corresponding to the shape of the protruding elements;
- a major channel extending from a first aperture at the first end of the substrate toward the second end of the substrate, the major channel including:
- a first portion extending from the first aperture to and in communication with a second portion, the second portion between the protruding elements and the base proximate to the wall, and a third portion in communication with and extending from the second portion, toward the second end of the substrate;
- and,
- an auxiliary channel extending from a second aperture at the first end of the substrate toward the second end of the substrate.
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A computer implemented method for determining the complete blood cell count of an unknown sample, comprising:
- obtaining a blood sample in a volume divided into a plurality of volume portions;
- obtaining a hemoglobin value from the blood sample;
- obtaining a cell count for each volume portion of the blood sample;
- obtaining a blood volume for each volume portion of the blood sample, the blood volume based on the hemoglobin value obtained from the blood sample;
- and
- applying the obtained cell counts and the obtained blood volumes for the blood sample, to obtain a complete blood cell count.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.