Labelscape vs MCViewer

Labelscape lets clinical sites and laboratories create and print labels for biological specimens, kits, and more. It is designed to work with readily available printing supplies, without the need for specialized laboratory label printing equipment. Flexible barcode support: Labelscape has out-of-box support for several common barcode formats, and you can create your own to encode the data that needs to be scanned. Templates: Create sets of labels for common visits, with details already filled in. Integration with LDMS: For laboratories using LDMS® by Frontier Science Foundation, Labelscape can provide labels that can be scanned directly into LDMS. Save Paper: Use the "start at" feature to quickly start printing on a partially used sheet of labels. Custom Data: New fields can be added to labels to meet your project-specific needs. No Special Equipment: Labelscape lets you use readily available printers and label paper.

This app was developed to optically assess the volume of red blood cells, in order to more accurately identify Mean Corpuscular Volume (MCV), a data of great importance in the blood count. 1) Take a picture of the slide seen in the eyepiece of your microscope, 2) afterwards, adjust and align the image with the circle of the app standard The standards refer directly to the volume in fentoliters, analyzing at 1,000x magnification Consider that severely hypochromic red blood cells may have an even smaller volume than the one evaluated. Also measure other cells and bodies in microns using the 50 micron scale. Evaluate the real mcv (Mean Corpuscular Volume) of red blood cells and other blood cells. Measure other bodies with the micrometer scale on the microscope at 1,000x magnification.