The photometric computer image analysis method is described. It is based on the creation of the gallery of the images of various erythrocyte forms (discocytes, ecchinocytes, target cells and degenerative forms). Using the Bio Vision program, the structure of membranes of each type of erythrocytes was studied. It was found that the morpho-functional changes of erythrocytes of various degrees were accompanied by the alterations in the relative content of condensed membrane protein-lipid complexes.
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