Medshine

Medshine M126 Semi-Automatic Sperm Analyzer

The Medshine M126 Semi-Automatic Sperm Analyzer is an intelligent semen-analysis system for modern reproductive medicine. It combines computer image processing with artificial intelligence technology for sperm identification, sperm-motion tracking and quantitative analysis of sperm dynamic and static characteristics.

Key Features

• WHO 5th software referenced by the manufacturer source page.
• Simple guided operation for routine laboratory users.
• Automatic sperm identification and motion tracking with trajectory display.
• Analyses more than 30 sperm parameters including density, motility, movement trajectory, movement map and total sperm count.
• Supports morphology analysis, TZI and SDI calculations, report customization, playback/audit functions and LIS/HIS/network sharing depending on configuration.

Specification Highlights

• Model: M126; brand: Medshine.
• Maximum tested sperm count: 1000.
• Test speed range: 0 to 180 um/s.
• Frame number of picture: 0 to 75.
• Particle diameter resolution: 0 to 150 um/s as listed by the source page.
• Analysis time: 1 to 5 seconds or longer.
• Collected image groups: 1 to 25 groups.
• Microscope objective lens options listed: 10x, 20x, 40x and 100x.
• Standard configuration listed: main unit, all-in-one PC, microscope, camera and English analyzer software.
• Certificate/warranty shown by source: CE, ISO; 18 months.

Clinical and Laboratory Applications

• Clinical semen testing and male fertility assessment support.
• Hospital laboratories, fertility clinics, andrology laboratories and reproductive medicine centres.
• Laboratories requiring sperm motility, morphology and semen-analysis reporting functions.

Procurement and Configuration Notes

• Please confirm final microscope type, camera, software version, PC specification, language, consumables and LIS/HIS integration before ordering.
• The source page lists CE and ISO, but certificate copies and market-specific regulatory status should be verified before procurement.
• Clinical use should be supported by validated SOPs and trained laboratory personnel.