C. J. Priest

St Thomas' Hospital

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Automated Platelet Counting

British Journal of Haematology (1971)

U. H. Glass G. Wetherley‐Mein Rebecca Mills C. J. Priest

S ummary . Modifications of the Technicon S.M.A.4 and S.M.A.4A equipment which substitute automated platelet counting for red cell counting are described. Experimental results are presented which establish the validity and reproducibility of the method and show that the results are quantitatively comaprable to those obtained by manual and semi‐automated techniques. Experience of the method in routine use for approximately 3 yr, during which time about 150000 platelet counts have been done, indicates that the modification produces no increase in maintenance or running problems.

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Cell counting

10.1111/j.1365-2141.1971.tb02714.x

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Foetal Haemorrhage into the Maternal Circulation

BMJ (1966)

J A Easton C. J. Priest Hilary Nunn K. L. G. Goldsmith

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Circulation (fluid dynamics)

10.1136/bmj.2.5519.951-c

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The Ultra-Flo 100 platelet counter: a new approach to platelet counting

Clinical & Laboratory Haematology (1980)

David Guthrie K. T. Lam C. J. Priest

The Clay Adams Ultra-Flo 100 whole blood platelet counter is a semi-automated instrument. The count is made on dilute whole blood by the detection of comparatively small current changes induced by the cells suspended in a conducting diluent as they flow through an orifice. Alarm systems are incorporated in the instrument to detect sample irregularities due to microcytosis, and large and small platelets. The results of this evaluation are given, and confirm that the results using the Ultra-Flo TOO compare very favourably with those obtained using phase contrast microscopy.

Microcytosis

10.1111/j.1365-2257.1980.tb00828.x

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An evaluation of the Monosticon rapid slide test diagnosis of infectious mononucleosis

Journal of Clinical Pathology (1972)

G. L. Scott C. J. Priest

A new rapid slide test for the detection of infectious mononucleosis heterophile antibody has been compared with the Paul-Bunnell absorption test. Out of 200 sera, 46 were seropositive for infectious mononucleosis by the Paul-Bunnell test and 43 of these were detected by the Monosticon test; the three Monosticon-negative sera were of low titre. There was no problem with false positive reactions due to heterophile antibody not specific for infectious mononucleosis.

Mononucleosis

Heterophile

10.1136/jcp.25.9.783

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Drawn from memory

The Lancet Psychiatry (2014)

C. J. Priest

10.1016/s2215-0366(14)70237-8

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4426455 Assay of vitamin B12

International Journal of Nuclear Medicine and Biology (1985)

Donald Guthrie C. J. Priest

Graduation (instrument)

10.1016/0047-0740(85)90070-1

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Experiences with Automation Equipment for Routine Blood‐Group Serology

British Journal of Haematology (1967)

G. L. Scott C. J. Priest

10.1111/j.1365-2141.1967.tb00745.x

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An antibody against stored blood associated with cirrhosis of the liver and false-positive serological tests for syphilis

Journal of Clinical Pathology (1965)

J. A. Easton C. J. Priest Carolyn M. Giles

A case of cirrhosis of the liver, associated with false-positive serological tests for syphilis and an antibody active against stored red cells, is presented. Methods used in the identification of the ;stored red cell' antibody are described.

Syphilis Serodiagnosis

10.1136/jcp.18.4.460

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