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Most cited papers from CellaVision (Sweden)

What are the most cited papers from CellaVision (Sweden)?

The most cited paper from CellaVision (Sweden) is "Performance Evaluation of the CellaVision DM96 System" (Alexander F. Kratz, Hans‐Inge Bengtsson, Jeanne E. Casey et al., 2005), with 137 citations. Next come "Differential counting of blood leukocytes using automated microscopy and a decision support system based on artificial neural networks - evaluation of DiffMasterTM Octavia" (61) and "A fast algorithm for level set-like active contours" (47).

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1 Performance Evaluation of the CellaVision DM96 System Alexander F. Kratz, Hans‐Inge Bengtsson, Jeanne E. Casey et al. · American Journal of Clinical Pathology Open access Nov 2005 137
2 Differential counting of blood leukocytes using automated microscopy and a decision support system based on artificial neural networks - evaluation of DiffMasterTM Octavia Birgitta Swolin, P. Simonsson, S. Backman et al. · Clinical & Laboratory Haematology 20 May 2003 61
3 A fast algorithm for level set-like active contours Björn Nilsson, Anders Heyden · Pattern Recognition Letters 25 Mar 2003 47
4 Model-based segmentation of leukocytes clusters Björn Nilsson, Anders Heyden Conference paper 25 Jun 2003 34
5 Segmentation of dense leukocyte clusters Björn Nilsson, Anders Heyden Conference paper 14 Nov 2002 23
6 The use of CellaVision competency software for external quality assessment and continuing professional development Yuki Horiuchi, Yoko Tabe, Mayumi Idei et al. · Journal of Clinical Pathology 22 Apr 2011 13
7 Adsorption of nitrogen heterocyclic compounds (NHC) on soil minerals: Quinoline as an example Denis V. Okhrimenko, Leonid Z. Lakshtanov, Mats H. M. Olsson et al. · Colloids and Surfaces A Physicochemical and Engineering Aspects Open access 12 Nov 2020 12
8 An Intelligent Robot Architecture based on Robot Mark-up Languages Jun-young Kwak, Ji Young Yoon, Richard H. Shinn Conference paper 22 Sep 2006 11
9 The effect of the application of mono-lauric acid with glycerol mono-laurate in weaned piglets, on the use of antimicrobials in sow herds Sofie Snoeck, Peter J. van der Wolf, Wessel Swart et al. · International Conference on the Epidemiology and Control of Biological, Chemical and Physical Hazards in Pigs and Pork Conference paperOpen access 2011 10
10 Smudge Cells in Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia: Pathophysiology, Laboratory Considerations, and Clinical Significance Steven M. Marionneaux, Elaine M. Keohane, Nicole Lamanna et al. · Laboratory Medicine Open access 25 Dec 2020 9
11 Performance Evaluation of the Automated Morphological Analysis of Erythrocytes by CellaVision DM96 Imiko Maenou, Yoko Tabe, Hans‐Inge Bengtsson et al. · Clinical Laboratory 2013 8
12 Segmentation of Histopathological Section Using Snakes Adam Karlsson, Kent Stråhlén, Anders Heyden · Lecture notes in computer science Conference paper 2003 8
13 Digital morphology analyzers in hematology: Comments on the ICSH review and recommendations Hans‐Inge Bengtsson · International Journal of Laboratory Hematology Open access 9 Mar 2020 7
14 Management of Diabetic Eye Disease Using Carotenoids and Nutrients Drake W. Lem, Dennis L. Gierhart, Pinakin Gunvant Davey · IntechOpen eBooks Book chapterOpen access 19 Feb 2021 6
15 Comparison of Different Small Clinical Hematology Laboratory Configurations With Focus on Remote Smear Imaging Laura Dilly Stephens, Nicholas Bevins, Hans‐Inge Bengtsson et al. · Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine Open access 10 Apr 2019 6
16 Impact of Integrating Rumke Statistics to Assist with Choosing Between Automated Hematology Analyzer Differentials vs Manual Differentials Laura Dilly Stephens, Wendy Hintz-Prunty, Hans‐Inge Bengtsson et al. · The Journal of Applied Laboratory Medicine Open access 2017 5
17 Minimal Hematology Analyzer Plus Blood Smear Digital Imaging/ Analysis Provides Better Clinical Hematology Results Than a Complex Hematology Analyzer Alone H. Elizabeth Broome, Han-Inge Bengtsson, Laura Dilly Stephens et al. · Blood 2 Dec 2016 4
18 Gamma and Dynamic Range Needs for an HDTV Electronic Cinematography System Harry Mathias · SMPTE Journal Sep 1987 3
19 Risk Assessment of Hospitalized Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2)–Infected Patients Using Laboratory Data and Immune Cell Morphologic Assessment Thane Kubik, Mary Hou, Tammie Traverse et al. · Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine Open access 20 Sep 2021 3
20 A Fast Snake Segmentation Method Applied to Histopathological Sections Adam Karlsson, Kent Stråhlén, Anders Heyden · Lecture notes in computer science Conference paper 2003 3
21 Color Normalization of Blood Cell Images Emmy Sjöstrand, Jesper Jönsson, Adam Morell et al. · Lecture notes in computer science Conference paper 2019 1
22 The manual differential enters the digital age. Ron Hagner · PubMed May 2012 1
23 Evaluation of a Portable Handheld Heterochromatic Flicker Photometer in Measuring Macular Pigment Optical Density Pinakin Gunvant Davey, Richard B. Rosen, Joshua Park et al. · Preprints.org PreprintOpen access 6 Sep 2024 0
24 Prospective multicenter comparative study of dermoscopic images of a standard dermatoscope and an Autonomous TBP/Dermoscopic Imaging device (DeviskanR) ("Deviskan QS"-Quality Study) Josep Malvehy, Pau Rosés Gibert, Cristina Heras et al. · EJC Skin Cancer Open access 2024 0

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