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April 13, 2026Journal of Clinical Laboratory Analysis0 citationsOpen Access

Lipid Interference Flagging and Haemoglobin Correction in Lipemic Samples With a Hematology Analyzer

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YFYinhua FanYSYucheng ShenKLK. Liu

Key Points

  • This research aims to evaluate the effectiveness of the lipid particles flag in hematology analyzers to enhance hemoglobin accuracy in lipemic samples.
  • Assessment of lipid interference flag in hematology analyzers
  • Comparison of HGB-O measurements in lipemic versus non-lipemic samples
  • Evaluation of accuracy in hemoglobin readings
  • The lipid particles flag effectively identifies lipid interference.
  • HGB-O provides reliable hemoglobin measurements in the presence of lipids.
  • Findings support enhanced accuracy in clinical testing.

Abstract

These findings highlight the clinical value of the "Lipid Particles?" flag in identifying lipid interference, demonstrating the accuracy of HGB-O in providing a reliable haemoglobin measurement.

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Fan et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69dc88f43afacbeac03eac40https://doi.org/10.1002/jcla.70223
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