Red blood cell morphologic identification is a critical component of hematology laboratory practice, and is an important diagnostic aid. IQMH’s Red Blood Cell Morphology Kit reviews clinically significant morphologic abnormalities and can assist you in identifying red cell abnormalities.

Wall Chart
IQMH’s Red Blood Cell Morphology Kit itemizes clinically significant red cell morphologic abnormalities through an easy-to-use wall chart that can be referenced while you are at your microscope. The chart includes 40 red cell peripheral blood film photomicrographs, each highlighting a red cell abnormality and providing detail on its morphology.

The wall chart is matte laminated, protecting it from wear and tear and making it easier to read. It is shipped rolled in a tube.

Reference Guide
This reference guide details clinically significant red cell morphologic abnormalities and provides information on their mechanisms of formation, morphology, clinical significance and grading. The Reference Guide – Red Cell Morphology was first published by QMP–LS ­as the Broadsheet – Red Cell Morphology.

Webcast
The webcast, which is approximately 25 minutes, reviews 40 clinically significant red cell morphologic abnormalities. Stop, start and re-watch the webinar at your convenience. You can also use the webinar as a teaching tool for students or staff by setting up lunch-and-learn sessions.

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