Politecnico Di Milano

Marco Giacometti

Giorgio Ferrari

Gianfranco Beniamino Fiore

Riccardo Bertacco

Enrico Giuliani

Daniela Petti

Edoardo Albisetti

Lorenzo Pietro Coppadoro

Francesca Milesi

A device for the quantification of cellular and non-cellular components in a blood sample including detection electrodes including a first electrode connected with a first input to receive a first signal in input and a second electrode, reference electrodes including a first electrode connected with a second input configured to receive a second signal in input of opposite polarity to the first input signal and a second electrode connected to the second electrode of said detection electrodes, in a common point wherefrom an output signal is picked up, a ferromagnetic concentrator that cooperates with an external magnetic field external to effectuate concentration of said components on said detection electrodes, a substrate configured to house said detection electrodes, reference electrodes, and concentrator; a support configured to collect a blood sample, and a spacer element to confine in the substrate plane the blood sample and to distance said substrate from said support.

Device and method for the quantification of cellular and non-cellular blood components

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Milan, Italy

Marco Giacometti