Ten microliters of unstained whole blood, imaged in 12 minutes: a three-class model flags sepsis at 100% sensitivity and 85.3% specificity
Remoscope images 10 microliters of unstained whole blood into 20,000 pictures in about 12 minutes, and a three-class model separated sepsis from non-infectious critical illness and healthy controls in 29 critically ill adults, reaching 100% sensitivity at 85.3% specificity when tuned for rule-out.