Neubauer grid · virtual stain · click cells to verify the AI count · live dilution
Click empty grid space to add a missed cell; click a marked cell to remove a false positive. The count and concentration update live.
Upload a microscopic cell image to begin.
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Cells counted (raw)
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Mean / large square (N)
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Viability
C = N × D × 10⁴
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Doctor
Your veterinary hematology command center. Start a new animal scan or review your patient history below.
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Practice overview
Your veterinary hematology activity
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Most Common Findings
⚠ Veterinary clinical decision support only. GeneScan Analytics provides AI-assisted screening estimates, not a definitive diagnosis. All outputs require confirmation against the practice's own reference intervals by a licensed veterinarian.
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Agents
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Patient
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Diagnosis
New patient
How do you want to start?
Pull an in-person checkup report automatically, or run the blood-image analysis yourself.
Checkup Scribe
In-person checkup intake
Enter the basic patient details. GeneScan requests the full report from your Checkup Scribe webhook and files it under this patient.
New animal — Step 01
Select species
Choose the patient's species. GeneScan One measures every blood component and flags abnormal counts and cell shapes across the whole panel — no CBC panel to pick.
CBC panel
Which panel are you reviewing?
Pipeline Initialized
Your diagnostic agents
Five specialized agents work in sequence to process each blood sample — from detection through diagnosis. Each one hands off to the next automatically.
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Detection Agent
Confirms a valid blood sample is present on the slide
Ready
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Calculation Agent
Counts cells in the hemocytometer grid → WBC, platelets, MCV, hemoglobin
Ready
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Staining Agent
Applies virtual Wright-Giemsa stain for morphology review
Ready
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Report Agent
Compiles stained image + values into a new sample page
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Diagnosis Agent
Dual-model reasoning (Claude + Gemini) over dog & cat anemia profiles
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Step 02 — Capture
Sample acquisition
Upload a hemocytometer image or capture from the Arducam. The Detection, Calculation, and Staining agents run automatically.
Raw Sample
Upload hemocytometer image
or capture from Arducam 48MP
Virtually Stained
Staining agent output appears here
Calculated Values
Species reference intervals — verify against your laboratory's own intervals.
WBC
White blood cells
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4.0–11.0 ×10⁹/L
Platelets
Thrombocytes
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150–400 ×10⁹/L
MCV
Mean cell volume
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80–100 fL
Hemoglobin
Hgb concentration
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12.0–16.0 g/dL
RBC
Red blood cells
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4.2–5.4 ×10¹²/L
Hematocrit
Packed cell volume
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37–47 %
Leukocyte Differential (absolute, ×10⁹/L)
Enter the manual differential — a hemocytometer image gives total counts, not a differential. Ranges are species-specific.
Step 03 — Intake
Patient information
The sample values and stained image are already attached. Add patient details to complete the diagnostic context.
Animal & Owner
Clinical Presentation
These notes guide Gemini & Claude — history and exposures often decide look-alike cases a CBC can't separate.
Attached Sample Data
WBC
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Platelets
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MCV
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Hemoglobin
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RBC
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Hematocrit
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Step 04 — Generating report
Compiling diagnostic report
The differential is being generated. Results are withheld until the full report is complete.
Complete analysis for the patient, scored by dual-model consensus across the species anemia library.
Claude — Anthropic
Gemini — Google
Consensus scoring active
Primary finding
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AI Overview
Generating clinical summary...
Biometric Summary
Differential Diagnosis
⚠ Veterinary clinical decision support only. GeneScan Analytics provides AI-assisted screening estimates for canine & feline anemias, not a definitive diagnosis. Image-derived values are estimates with inherent error margins and must be confirmed against the practice's own reference intervals by a licensed veterinarian before any clinical decision.
Jake
Online — clinical assistant
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Hi Dr. Pasupathy — I'm Jake, your veterinary hematology assistant. I can explain this animal's results, the species reference ranges, or the anemia differential. What would you like to know?