With the advent of new technologies, medical science has risen to high altitude. In this journey lot of machines having full automation for diagnosing various diseases have been invented. These machines are capable of replacing the manual methods of various diagnostic tests.

With the invent of these machines human errors while conducting the tests are avoided and at the same time these machines save time and energy. As we know that any situation has two sides of coin, similarly automation reports have various challenges when it comes to decoding flags and alarms for abnormal samples.

Dr Arvinder addressed the CME (Seminar) on interpretation of flags and alarms in Rohtak Postgraduate Institute Of Medical Sciences (PGI). Dr Singh explained the mechanisms by which various automated blood cell analysers identify different cells and differentiates normal cells from abnormal. The program was attended by approximately 300 doctors mainly Pathologists

Dr Singh was invited by reputed Japanese company ‘Horiba’ which is also working into the field of automation of haematology blood cell counters. Horiba is well-known for providing accurate and precise results along with wonderful after-sales service support.