WO2001041643A1 - Appareil de mesure pour fluide corporel pourvu d'une lancette, et porte-lancette utilise avec ledit appareil de mesure - Google Patents
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- the present invention provides a lancet configured to collect and measure a target substance contained in a body fluid such as a blood glucose concentration (hereinafter, referred to as “blood glucose level”) by a single operation.
- a body fluid such as a blood glucose concentration (hereinafter, referred to as “blood glucose level”)
- blood glucose level a blood glucose concentration
- the present invention also relates to a lancet holder detachable from such a body fluid measuring device:
- Treatment of diabetes requires that patients maintain their blood sugar levels in the normal range, and it is important for patients to manage their blood sugar levels.
- blood glucose level is maintained in a normal range by the injection of insulin by the patient, appropriate blood glucose measurement by the patient is indispensable.
- a portable blood glucose level measuring device used for such a purpose is already on the market, and an example thereof is disclosed in, for example, Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. Hei 4-1357542.
- This blood glucose measurement device is used by attaching a disposable test piece having an enzyme electrode (biosensor) to the main body: When the test piece is brought into contact with blood, which is a specimen, a part of the blood is subjected to a capillary. The phenomena are drawn into the reaction zone and generate an anodic current via enzymatic and electrochemical reactions: This anodic current is converted into a blood glucose level in the main body of the device and displayed.
- the sample to be brought into contact with the test piece of the measuring apparatus as described above, that is, blood collection is performed by using a device called a lancet as disclosed in, for example, Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. Hei 9-266688.
- This lancet is a device for making small holes in the skin, such as the fingertips of a patient, and drains through the holes thus made.
- the lancet and the measuring device for collecting blood which is a specimen
- the lancet and the measuring device for collecting blood are separate bodies, and therefore both are used.
- test piece since the test piece is configured to draw the liquid by capillary action from the hole at the tip to the planar biosensor provided in the reaction section, it is necessary to reach the reaction section with a necessary amount of blood. ⁇ 5, u1 of blood must be brought into contact with the test strip: if this blood volume is insufficient or this amount of blood does not adhere properly to the small area surrounding the tip hole of the test strip, accurate Measurement may not be possible: This can happen frequently, especially when the volume of blood drained from the wound is insufficient, such as in infants and the elderly. Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. H10-2886
- No. 83 discloses a lancet with a lancet in which the biosensor incorporated in the device measures the blood flowing out of the skin simply by performing an operation to damage the skin with the lancet incorporated in the device.
- a blood glucose meter has been proposed:
- the one disclosed in this publication requires that the lancet needle and the bi-sensor be set separately at predetermined positions on the device before use. ⁇ There is still room for improvement in the hands:
- the present inventors have proposed a method of improving the above-mentioned usability as disclosed in Japanese Patent Application No.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide such a body fluid measuring device, such as a lancet holder:
- a body fluid measuring device includes a main body, and a lancet holder attached to the main body: the lancet holder is a puncture-movable lancet for discharging body fluid from the skin. And a bi-year sensor for introducing a discharged bodily fluid and performing a predetermined measurement: the biosensor is moved in a predetermined direction of a sensor moving mechanism;
- the lancet holder is provided, for example, as a disposable consumable item.
- the user attaches the lancet holder to the main body. While holding, the lancet is moved forward and backward by operating, for example, the lancet operating mechanism of the main body.
- Such lancet movements can damage the skin, from which bodily fluids (eg, blood) bleed.
- the discharged blood is introduced into the biosensor and a predetermined measurement is performed.
- the sensor moving mechanism moves the biosensor, The sensor can be brought closer to the pumped blood: Secondly, even with a small amount of output, such as 1.0 / 1, this blood must be reliably introduced into the '5' section of the biosensor. And the accuracy of the measurement is dramatically increased:
- the biosensor has a plate shape, a body fluid passage having an inlet end formed therein, and a working electrode and a counter electrode facing the body fluid passage formed at a position away from the inlet end. Since the biosensor has a plate shape as a whole, the volume of the bodily fluid passage formed inside the biosensor is reduced, making it suitable for measuring small amounts of analytes. When the working electrode and the counter electrode are formed on the upper surface of the device, conduction between these electrodes and the terminal on the main body side can be performed more easily.
- the body fluid measurement device further includes a body fluid detection unit for detecting the discharged body fluid, and the sensor moving mechanism is configured to detect the biofluid based on the detection signal generated by the body fluid detection unit.
- the body fluid detecting means includes a pair of electrical conductivity measurement electrodes facing the body fluid passage at an entrance end of the biosensor, and the electrical conductivity measurement electrode is electrically connected by the body fluid.
- the detection of the body fluid is performed by being performed: With this configuration, the electric conductivity measuring electrode can be formed at the same time by the same method as the working electrode and the counter electrode, thereby reducing the manufacturing cost. Can be reduced. Also, conduction of the electric conductivity measuring electrode to the terminal on the main body side can be performed conveniently.
- the body fluid detection unit is a non-contact type detection unit capable of detecting the presence of a body fluid without contacting the discharged body fluid.
- the non-contact detection means includes a light source (for example, a light emitting diode) that emits light toward the skin, and a light receiving element (for example, a photodiode) that receives reflected light from the discharged body fluid.
- the biosensor should have the working electrode and the counter electrode formed on the upper surface.
- a reaction reagent layer is formed in the body fluid passage:
- the sensor moving mechanism is an eccentric cam rotated by a motor, and the eccentric cam presses an edge of the biosensor:
- the main body when the lancet holder is mounted, the main body includes a plurality of terminals that slidably contact a plurality of electrodes formed on an upper surface of the biosensor; and an electronic circuit connected to the plurality of terminals.
- Lancet operation to puncture the above lancet It has an operation mechanism and a display unit for displaying the measurement result:
- Each of the terminals is advantageously constituted by an elastic connector pin.
- the biosensor is supported in an inclined manner such that one edge is closer to the skin than the opposite ⁇ , and is movable along an inclined movement path.
- the sensor moving mechanism Advantageously, the upper part of the sensor is arranged on the opposite side of the sensor:
- the biosensor comprises: a first electrode facing the body fluid passage at the input end; and a second electrode facing the body fluid passage at an end opposite to the entry end, and the first electrode and the second electrode.
- the above-mentioned second electrode is the above-mentioned operation 3 ⁇ 4 and the counter electrode is 10,000.
- the lancet holder according to the second aspect of the present invention includes a lancet that can be punctured and moved so that bodily fluid can be discharged from the skin, and a bodily fluid that has been discharged.
- the biosensor is supported to be movable in a predetermined direction.
- FIG. 1 is an overall view showing a body fluid measuring device according to the present invention:
- Figure 2 is a cut-away S-view along the line I I-II of Figure 5, showing the lancet holder with the lancet retracted and the biosensor retracted:
- FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view similar to FIG. 2 showing the lancet advanced and the biosensor retracted:
- Figure 4 is a large vertical section showing the lancet retracted and the sensor moved forward by:
- FIG. 5 is a bottom view of the lancet holder.
- FIG. 6 is a schematic perspective view showing the internal mechanism of the main body.
- FIG. 7 is a plan view of the biosensor:
- FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional view of FIG. 7 taken along line VIII-VIII:
- FIG. 9 is an exploded perspective view of the biosensor.
- FIGS. 10 to 12 are diagrams illustrating the operation of the biosensor:
- FIG. 13 is a Fuco chart showing a control example of a body fluid sampling and measuring method.
- FIG. 14 is a cross-sectional view showing a main part of another embodiment.
- a body fluid measuring device 10 is used by fitting a lancet holder 30 with a cylindrical distal end portion 2 of a main body 20.
- the main body 20 is provided with an LCD display 22 on the outer surface thereof, and a small speaker (not shown) for notifying the user of the measurement state by voice may be incorporated therein.
- a lancet operating mechanism for advancing the lancet 31 held by the lancet holder 30, a sensor moving mechanism for advancing the biosensor 36, and electronic circuits 33 such as a microcomputer. (See Fig. 6).
- the lancet operating mechanism for advancing the lancet 31 includes a pressing rod 23 projecting from the rear end of the main body 21 and manually pressing by a user, and a relay rod connected to operate in conjunction with the pressing rod 23.
- the sensor moving mechanism for advancing the biosensor 36 includes a motor 40 and an eccentric cam 42 fixed to a rotation shaft 41 of the motor 40:
- the illustrated lancet holder 30 includes a cylindrical wall 34 and a bottom wall 35 formed so as to partially cover the tip of the cylindrical wall 34.
- the cylindrical wall 34 and the bottom wall 35 are formed by resin molding.
- the inner diameter of the cylindrical wall 34 and the outer diameter of the cylindrical tip 21 of the solid body 20 are set. However, this cylindrical tip 21 can be easily attached to and detached from the cylindrical tip 21.
- the lower end 34a of the cylindrical wall 35 contacts the skin S of the user.
- the bottom wall 35 has a thin portion 35a.
- a cylindrical housing 35b rises from 35a.
- the upper end of the cylindrical housing 35b is closed by a lid 35c, and a central hole 35d is opened in the lid 35c.
- the lancet 31 includes a guide shaft portion 31a that slidably fits in the center hole 35d, a marlange portion 31b formed at a lower end of the two guide shaft portions 31a, and a flange 31b.
- a puncture needle 31c protruding from the part 31b has:
- the guide shaft part 31a and the flange part 31b are integrally molded with resin, and the puncture needle 31c made of metal is made of resin. When they are inserted together.
- the lancet 31 is moved to a retracted position shown in FIG. 2 (a position where the flange 31b contacts the lid 35c) by an elastic body 37 arranged in the housing 35b so as to contact the flange 31b. It is always biased toward.
- a round hole 35 f is formed in the thin portion 35 a of the lancet holder 30, and the puncture needle 31 c moves forward or retreats through the round hole 35 f.
- the elastic body 37 is a compression coil spring made of metal or resin.
- the elastic body 37 may be made of an elastic material such as urethane foam.
- the elastic body 37 is made of urethane foam and the puncture needle 31c is buried inside the urethane foam when the lancet 31 is in the retracted position, the puncture needle 31c is hardly contaminated:
- the elastic body 3 may be a plate-like panel integrally formed with the guide body 31a made of resin:
- the biosensor 36 On the bottom wall 35 of the lancet holder 30, a plate-shaped biosensor 36 is supported adjacent to the lancet 31 so as to be slidable in an inclined state: as shown in FIGS.
- the biosensor 36 has a long rectangular shape.
- the biosensor 36 includes an insulating base plate 361, a pair of plate-based spacers 362, 362 ′ laminated on the insulating base plate 361, and the plate-shaped spacer 362, 362 ': This is provided with a two-layered plate-shaped cover 363: a pair of electric conductivity measuring electrodes 36a and 36a', a working electrode 36c and a counter electrode 36 on the upper surface of the insulating base plate 361.
- the body fluid passage 36b is defined by the insulating base plate 361, the two plate-shaped spacers 362, 362 'and the plate-shaped cover 363 (see FIG. 8). Conductivity measuring electrode 36a, 36 A part of a ', a part of the working electrode 36c, and a part of the counter electrode 36d are exposed.
- the body fluid passage 36b is loaded with a reaction reagent section 36e.
- the biosensor 36 can be manufactured, for example, as follows. That is, as shown in FIG. 9, first, a long rectangular base plate 361 made of a resin insulating sheet having a thickness of, for example, 2 mm is prepared.
- band-shaped electric conductivity measuring electrodes 36a and 36a 'extending in the longitudinal direction of the base plate 361 and a working electrode 36c are formed by screen printing using graphic ink.
- the counter electrode 36d is formed in a film shape.
- the above-mentioned electric conductivity measuring electrodes 36a and 36a ', the working electrode 36c and the negative electrode 36d are formed by depositing a noble metal such as gold, palladium or platinum to form a metal film covering the entire upper surface of the base plate 361.
- This metal film can be formed by performing 2 ′ sotting processing in a predetermined pattern:
- a pair of rectangular spacer plates 362, 362 are provided at a slightly larger interval (corresponding to the width of the body fluid passage 36b) than the interval between the electric conductivity measurement electrodes 36a, 36a '. 'Is placed on the base plate 361.
- the spacer plates 362, 362 ' are, for example, resin plates having a thickness of 0.2 mm, and are fixed on the base plate 361 using, for example, a double-sided tape.
- the dimensions of the bodily fluid passage 36b are set to, for example, a width of 1.0 mm, a length of 3 mm, and a depth of 0.2 mm (the same as the thickness of the spacer plates 362, 362 ').
- a reaction reagent layer 36e is formed, for example, by a dispensing method in the body fluid passage 36b.
- the anti-reagent layer 36e is And glucose oxidase, which is an oxidase, and a funicyanation force rim as a mediator.
- a rectangular cover plate 363 is attached so as to overlap the two support plates 362, 362 ', and the second biosensor 36 is completed.
- the upper part of the fluid passage 36b is closed by the cover plate 363.
- both ends of the body fluid passage 36b are opened, and the body fluid (blood) is introduced into the body fluid passage 36b by capillary action, and the reaction part reagent is formed.
- the plate-shaped biosensor 36 is arranged so that the puncture needle 31c comes close to the electric conductivity measuring electrodes 36a and 36a 'with respect to the bottom wall 35 of the lancet holder 30.
- the inclination of the biosensor 36 is such that the side on which the electric conductivity measuring electrodes 36a and 36a 'are formed is close to the user's skin, and the counter electrode 36d is:! ⁇ 7 "Pyotsu;this' Tl:
- the biosensor 36 can be slid and moved closer to the puncture needle 31c by a sensor moving mechanism 40 which will be described later: As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the bottom wall 35 of the lancet holder 30 is moved. Has a round hole 35e that fits with the lower end of the rotating shaft 41 of the motor 41, and accurately defines the rotation center of the eccentric cam 42 when the lancet holder 30 is mounted on the main body 20.
- the bottom wall 35 of the lancet holder 30 is also formed with a pair of arc-shaped openings 36 f so as to sandwich the biosensor support region (see FIG. 5).
- a negative pressure can be applied to the skin in a state where a negative pressure generating mechanism is provided in the main body and the cylindrical wall 34 of the lancet holder 30 is in contact with the skin S.
- pin connectors 25 a, 25 b, 25 c whose tips project from the cylindrical portion 21 into the lancet holder 30, are provided at the cylindrical tip 21 of the main body 20.
- These pin connectors 25a to 25d sexually abut individually on exposed portions (portions not covered by the cover 363) of the electrodes 36a, 36a ', 36c, and 36d in the biosensor 36.
- the pin connectors 25a to 25d are connected to the electronic circuit 33 (see Fig. 6).
- the electronic circuit 33 is composed of a microphone and a computer.
- the eccentric cam 42 which is rotationally driven by a motor 41, has an umbrella-like surface: when the lancet holder 30 is mounted on the body 20, the edge of the biosensor 36 (electrical conductivity measuring electrode). The umbrella-shaped surface comes into contact with the edge on the side opposite to the side on which 36 a and 36 a ′ are formed. 0.5 mm). Also cam 42 The initial rotational position of is detected by rotary encoder 43:
- the body fluid measuring device 10 having the above configuration is used and operates as described below:
- the lancet holder 30 is used and thrown away as a disposable consumable.-In using the body fluid measuring device 10, the user mounts the lancet holder 30 on the cylindrical portion 21 of the main body 20 (see FIG. 1). In the embodiment, since the lancet holder 30 has a cap shape, such mounting work can be easily performed: By mounting the lancet holder 30, as shown in FIG. 25b, 25c, 25d automatically contact the electrodes 36a, 36a ', 36c, 36d of the biosensor 36:
- the pressing portion 23 is pressed while the lower end 34 a of the cylindrical wall 34 of the lancet holder 30 is pressed against an appropriate part of the patient's skin S, for example, a fingertip or an earlobe.
- the pressing port 32 inside the main body 20 presses the guide shaft portion 31 a of the lancet 31, and the lancet 31 is elastically held until the pressing port 32 contacts the lid 35 c of the lancet holder 30. Push forward against 37 elasticity.
- the puncture needle 31 c of the lancet 31 passes near the entrance of the body fluid passage 36 b of the biosensor 36 and projects a predetermined length from the lower end 34 a of the cylindrical wall 34 (the state of FIG. 3).
- the protruding puncture needle 31c causes an appropriate wound on the skin S, and blood B from the wound is introduced into the inlet of the body fluid passage 36b of the biosensor 36 by a capillary phenomenon.
- the body fluid conducts between the pair of electrical conductivity measurement electrodes 36a and 36a 'on the biosensor 36, and a signal is generated due to a change in electrical conductivity.
- the motor 41 is driven to move the bi-sensor 36 forward via the eccentric cam 42: As a result, suction of blood into the bodily fluid passage 36b is promoted.
- the liquid passage 36b can be reliably filled, so that the above operation is performed while the lancet holder 30 is pressed against the skin S without having to visually check the blood volume at the liquid discharge section.
- sufficient blood necessary for measurement can be introduced into the bodily fluid passage 36b in the sensor: As described above, the suction cylinder mechanism, etc.
- a negative pressure generating mechanism By applying a negative pressure generating mechanism to the body and applying a negative pressure to the skin S through the opening 36 ⁇ of the lancet holder 30, it is possible to make a wound on the congested skin with the puncture needle 31 c. A sufficient amount of blood can be discharged.
- the biosensor 36 near the inlet of ⁇ present liquid passage 3 6 b is the skin, since the opposite side is tilted so far from the skin surface to advance the back surface of the biosensor 36 to skin Prevents blood from coming into contact with the back of the sensor due to contact and saves blood waste-Next, it is determined whether or not the bodily fluid passage 36b is filled with blood (S07) c . This can be done by detecting the resistance between one of the conductivity measurement electrodes 36a, 36a 'and the counter electrode 36d, as shown in: When the body fluid passage 36b is filled with blood. This is because conduction is established between these electrodes.
- an abnormal warning is issued, for example, by sound or display (S09), and prompts the user to retry:
- the amount of accumulated potassium fucocyanide is proportional to the substrate concentration, that is, the glucose concentration in blood:
- the reduced electron carrier accumulated for a certain period of time is oxidized by the electrochemical reaction shown in the following equation (2).
- the electronic circuit 33 in the main body 20 of the measuring device 10 calculates the glucose concentration (blood glucose level) from the working electrode current measured at this time, and displays the LCD display 22 arranged on the main body 20 to display:
- the lancet 31 is moved forward while maintaining the blood pressure, and the bodily fluid measurement such as the blood glucose level can be performed properly and reliably only by performing the drainage stesa. Therefore, there is no need to perform a separate measurement step using a measuring instrument different from the lancet after the liquid discharge step. Further, since the biosensor 36 is advanced after the liquid is discharged, the measurement can be reliably performed even if the amount of the discharged liquid is very small.
- the gist of the present invention is to provide a body fluid measuring device 10 in which a disposable lancet holder 30 integrally including a biosensor 36 and a lancet 31 is attached to a main body 20 and used.
- a disposable lancet holder 30 integrally including a biosensor 36 and a lancet 31 is attached to a main body 20 and used.
- the biosensor 36 is advanced toward the discharged bodily fluid to ensure that the inside of the sensor 36 is filled with the bodily fluid. Therefore, all the modifications that are included in such an idea are included in the scope of the present invention.- Although some of the possibilities of such modifications have already been described, other modifications as listed below are also included. Is also possible.
- the biosensor 36 is advanced in one step from the retracted position to the advanced position.
- the biosensor 36 may be advanced in two steps: that is, the biosensor 36 is initially in the initial state.
- the lancet 31 is held at a retracted position at some distance from the lancet 31, and after the puncturing operation by the lancet 31, the biosensor 36 is first advanced to the detection position for detecting the discharged blood, and after the blood is detected, the biosensor 36 is moved forward most. It may be advanced to the position.
- the blood is detected by detecting the conduction state (resistance value) between the electric conductivity measurement electrodes 36 a and 36 a ′ arranged at the entrance of the body fluid passage 36 b of the biosensor 36.
- blood may be detected by non-contact detection means.
- the main body 20 is provided with an optical detecting means including a light emitting element 51 for emitting light toward the skin S and a light receiving element 52 for receiving light reflected from the skin S.
- the light receiving element 52 may detect the amount of light of a specific wavelength (for example, red light) to determine whether an appropriate liquid discharge state is present.
- a light emitting diode (LED) or a laser generator can be used as the element 52.
- a blood image of the skin may be collected by a small CCD camera, and the size of the specific color area may be calculated and measured to detect the state of liquid discharge.
- detection means using ultrasonic waves may be used in place of the optical detection means: If these non-contact type detection means are used, the discharged liquid can be confirmed without soiling the biosensor. The sensor is not wasted.
- the biosensor 36 may be advanced after a predetermined time has elapsed after the lancet 31 has been pressed, on the assumption that pressing the lancet 31 necessarily causes blood to bleed.
- the lancet operation mechanism includes a manually operated pressing portion 23 and a pressing port pad 32 interlocked with the pressing portion 23, and is always in the retreating direction by an elastic body 37 (compression coil panel).
- the biased lancet 31 was configured to be pushed forward (FIGS. 2 and 3). However, although not shown, the lancet 31 constantly elastically biased in the forward direction is latched and held at the retracted position, and when the latch is manually released, the lancet 31 is hit against the skin by sexual biasing force. May be configured to:
- a solenoid, a piezoelectric element, a shape memory alloy, a panel, or the like may be used as a sensor moving mechanism for moving the biosensor 36.
- a solenoid, a piezoelectric element, a shape memory alloy, a panel, or the like may be used as a sensor moving mechanism for moving the biosensor 36.
- the elastic pin connectors 25a to 25d provided on the main body 20 are brought into conductive contact with the electrodes of the biosensor 36: Instead, the pin connector is usually retracted into body 20.
- the pin connector may protrude from the main body 20 and come into contact with the electrode of the biosensor in response to the attachment of the lancet holder 30 to the main body 20.
- the body fluid measurement device 10 is described as a device for measuring a blood glucose level, but the measurement target is not limited to the blood glucose level.
- specific designs of the lancet holder 30 and the biosensor 36 are as follows. Various changes can be made.
- the biosensor 36 is provided with a reagent (a body fluid); a reagent pad for performing a predetermined color reaction by being in contact with the biosensor 36 so that the degree of the color is optically obtained.
- the detection of the bodily fluid drained from the skin is preferably carried out optically, and after the presence of the bodily fluid has been detected, the biosensor Is moved to the position where it comes into contact with the bodily fluid, the bodily fluid is surely guided to the reagent pad, and then the reflection of the light that is radiated from the light source unit to the reaction unit is measured optically.
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