An Automatic Blood Cell Separation Machine with Disease Detection System: Perspective in Bangladesh ^†

Blood is a liquid that transports oxygen and supplements to cells and diverts carbon dioxide and other byproducts. Red blood cells principally carry oxygen and gather carbon dioxide using hemoglobin. Hereditary disease of the blood comprises hemoglobinopathies, which is a significant common health issue in Bangladesh. Sickle cell disorder alludes to the gathering of hereditary issues described by the presence of sickle hemoglobin, sickliness, schistocytes, intense and ongoing tissue injury and blockage of the bloodstream by anomalously formed red cells. Schistocytes are additionally a critical marker of a perilous condition affecting a human patient. In the cutting-edge setting, only the most modern computerized cell counters flag their administrators if a schistocyte is identified and few of them can provide a schistocyte tally. By analyzing these issues, in this paper, we propose to create an automatic system that will allow blood cells to be separated very quickly, and with this, blood diseases can be also identified.