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The manual differential count is a crucial hematology test used to identify and quantify different types of white blood cells (WBCs) present in a blood sample. This procedure involves visually examining a stained blood smear under a microscope and categorizing a specific number of WBCs based on their morphology. The results provide valuable information about the patient's immune system status, potential infections, inflammation, and other medical conditions, aiding in diagnosis and treatment planning. This method, while potentially time-consuming, offers a level of detail and morphological assessment that automated methods sometimes lack.

Manual differential refers to the microscopic examination of a blood smear to identify and count various types of white blood cells, red blood cell morphology, and platelet characteristics. This crucial laboratory procedure provides detailed insights into a patient's hematological health, aiding in the diagnosis and monitoring of numerous conditions such as infections, inflammation, and blood disorders.