Determination Of The Cell Concentration Of A Fluid For Facilities Using Differently Configured Cell Counters

原文（中国語）

A method of determining a cell concentration of a subject fluid includes first determining an unadjusted cell concentration of each of a plurality of fluids based on an intensity of light emitted through the fluid and a correlation curve derived using a first cell counter. A measured cell concentration obtained for each fluid from a second cell counter is then plotted against the unadjusted cell concentration to create a curve represented by an equation that is selected to be used as an adjustment equation. Light is then emitted through the subject fluid, with at least a portion of the light exiting the subject fluid being received. An unadjusted cell concentration of the subject fluid is determined based on the correlation curve and the intensity of the received light. The adjustment equation is then applied to the unadjusted concentration to determine an adjusted cell concentration of the subject fluid.