WO2001000090A1 - Pricking device, carrier and cassette comprising a plurality of lancets - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a pricking device, comprising a hand holdable body having propelling means for engaging a lancet in a skin puncturing, pricking movement relative to said body.
- a pricking apparatus is generally known and is e.g. used by the diabetic for puncturing the skin of their finger tips. By puncturing the skin, a drop of blood can be obtained which can subsequently be analysed with a blood glucose meter to measure the blood sugar level . On the basis of the measured blood sugar level, a diabetic can determine the amount of insulin needed.
- the known pricking device comprises a substantially pen-shaped body that is arranged to hold a single lancet, i.e. a singular needle-shaped object.
- the propelling means comprise a spring-loaded plunger which can engage a lancet in a substantially linear pricking movement along the axis of the pen.
- a protective cap is removed from the lancet and the lancet is inserted into the pricking device.
- the spring is compressed.
- the pen is placed with the section comprising the lancet close to the skin at the finger tip.
- the spring is released and the lancet is engaged in a skin puncturing, pricking movement.
- the pricking device After a lancet has been engaged in a pricking movement, it needs to be substituted for a new one and the used lancet needs to be disposed off properly. Depending on the condition of the diabetic, the pricking device has to be used up to 3 times a day.
- a problem associated with the known pricking device is that many diabetic find changing of the lancet a time consuming, troublesome operation.
- the pricking device In preparation of a pricking movement, the pricking device needs to be opened, the protective cap needs to be removed from a fresh lancet, the lancet needs to be inserted in the pricking apparatus and the pricking apparatus needs to be closed.
- the used lancet needs to be removed from the pricking device, the protective cap needs to be replaced and the used lancet needs to be disposed off properly.
- the above operations are particularly troublesome for a large group of elderly diabetic, whose eye-sight has deteriorated and whose fine motor skills are often insufficient.
- a further problem .associated with the known apparatus is that a relatively large number of lancets need to be carried with the pricking device, which causes a problem to the diabetic since he or she already has to carry a rather large number of other devices, such as a blood glucose meter, analysing strips, insulin cartridges and an insulin injector.
- the object of the invention is to provide a pricking device in which the above-mentioned problems can be alleviated.
- the pricking device is thereto arranged to hold a plurality of lancets and comprises indexing means for indexing said lancets, such that each lancet can be positioned in an operating position wherein it can be engaged in a pricking movement.
- loading the pricking device with fresh lancets and disposing of the used lancets can be concentrated in one action, which greatly reduces the time needed and renders the operations less troublesome. Furthermore, loading and unloading of the pricking device with lancets can be performed at a convenient place and time. After loading of the apparatus with lancets, a diabetic only needs to bring a new lancet in the operating position, e.g. by pressing the loading button before each pricking operation, which greatly increases the chance that the diabetic will use the pricking device when necessary and that the diabetic will use a fresh lancet for each pricking operation.
- each lancet By arranging the pricking device to hold a carrier and/or a cassette comprising a plurality of lancets, loading and unloading of the pricking device with lancets can be facilitated further.
- each lancet By providing each lancet with a pierceable closure, each lancet can be provided with a sterile environment surrounded by said closure, which environment can be pierced by the lancet during the pricking movement.
- the invention also relates to a carrier and/or cassette comprising a plurality of lancets. It should be noted that the definition of the word lancet as used in this context is to comprise at least any substantially needle like object suitable for puncturing the skin, which needle like object may or may not be provided on a carrier.
- the invention will be elucidated with the aid of a drawing. In the drawing is:
- FIG. 1A a schematic diagram of a mechanism for a first embodiment of a pricking device according to the invention
- Fig. IB a schematic diagram of a mechanism for a second embodiment of the pricking device according to the invention
- FIG. 2A a plan view of a detailed embodiment of a pricking apparatus according to the invention
- Fig. 2B a planar longitudinal cross-section of the apparatus as shown in Fig. 2A
- Fig. 2C a side elevational view of the apparatus of Fig. 2A;
- Fig. 2D an elevated longitudinal cross-section of the apparatus as shown in Fig. 2C;
- Figs. 3AA and 3AB respectively a side and a plan view of a wheel carrying lancets;
- Figs. 3BA and 3BB respectively a side and a plan view of a wheel carrying lancets that is blocked against re-use;
- Figs. 3CA and 3CB respectively a side and a plan view of a wheel carrying lancets that are each covered by a pierceable closure;
- Figs . 3DA, 3DB and 3DC respectively a plan view, a side view and a bottom view of a cassette with a wheel carrying lancets for use in the pricking device shown in Figs . 2 ;
- Figs. 3EA and 3EB respectively a side and a bottom view of a cassette according to Figs. 3D during use;
- Fig. 3EC a plan view of a cassette comprising caplike closures and a cutter for cutting the cap-like closures
- Figs. 3FA and 3FB a lateral cross-section of a pricking apparatus according to Figs. 2 with its cassette holder in open position ready for insertion of a cassette and with an inserted cassette respectively;
- Figs. 4A - 4D a planar longitudinal cross-section of the pricking device according to Figs. 2 in for consecutive stages of loading and indexing;
- Figs. 5A and 5B an elevated longitudinal cross- section of the pricking device of figs. 2 with the propelling means in locked position and the propelling means being released respectively;
- Figs. 6A and 6B a planar cross-section of the pricking device according to Figs. 2 in respectively a starting position of the pricking movement and a reversing position of the pricking movement;
- Figs. 6C and 6D each an elevated longitudinal cross- section corresponding to Figs. 6A and 6B respectively;
- Figs. 7A - 7C a side view of the head portion 64 driving the counter 37 during three subsequent steps of operation;
- Fig. 7D a plan view of the counter shown in Fig. 7C;
- Figs. 8A and 8B an elevated longitudinal cross- section of the pricking device according to figs. 2 in closed and open position respectively;
- Fig. 8C a detail of Fig. 8A.
- Fig. 1A shows a schematic diagram of a mechanism for a first embodiment of a pricking device 1 according to the invention.
- the diagram shows propelling means, embodied as a linear compression spring 2, attached to the body 3 of the device 1.
- the propelling means 2 engage a lancet 4B in a skin puncturing, substantially linear pricking movement relative to the body 3 along the direction of the double headed arrow 5.
- the pricking device 1 is arranged to hold a plurality of lancets 4 in a substantially rectangular cassette 6.
- the lancets 4 can be positioned loosely in the cassette or they can be attached thereto, e.g. via a carrier carrying one or more lancets. It should be noted that such a carrier directly carrying a plurality of lancets may also be used instead of a cassette .
- the lancets 4 are aligned with their longitudinal axes substantially parallel in the cassette 6. After the lancet 4B has been engaged in a pricking movement, the propelling means 2 are retracted in the direction of the open head of the double headed arrow 5. The lancet 4 which has just been used is automatically retracted into its compartment 6A of the cassette 6. Subsequently, the cassette 6 can be indexed manually in the direction of arrow 7 along guides 10 until the spring loaded notch 8A engages a recess 8B in the cassette 6, indicative of a fresh lancet 4C being positioned in the operating position P. In the operating position P, the fresh lancet 4C can be engaged in a subsequent pricking movement by the propelling means 2.
- the indexing means thus comprise means for translating the cassette 6, guides 10 for guiding the cassette 6 and a notch 8A for engaging the recesses 8B of the cassette.
- the spring 2 is compressed and subsequently released by means of a compression mechanism and a release mechanism, which are not shown in the drawing. Such compression and releasing mechanisms are known to the skilled man and are therefore not discussed in detail.
- the lancets 4 can also be inserted in a magazine or tray forming part of the pricking device 1, but are advantageously contained in a cassette 6.
- the cassette 6 may be disengaged from the pricking device when all lancets 4 have been engaged in a pricking movement, and may subsequently be changed for a fresh cassette 6 containing only unused lancets. It shall be clear to the skilled man that it is also possible to arrange the lancets with their axes substantially parallel along an arc or in a revolver type, cylindrical magazine.
- the lancets may also be aligned with their axes substantially coaxial, such that after a first lancet has been engaged in a pricking movement, a subsequent lancet can be indexed in the operating position P to be engaged in a pricking movement by removing the used lancet.
- Fig. IB shows a schematic diagram of another embodiment of a pricking device according to the invention wherein the pricking device 1 is arranged to hold a plurality of lancets 4 having their axes disposed in a substantially radial direction relative to a central axis 11.
- the lancets are disposed along the circumference of a wheel.
- the lancets 4 are rotationally disposed relative to the central axis 11, such that they can be indexed by rotation in the direction of the arrow 12.
- a fresh lancet 4B has just been indexed in the direction of arrow 12 such that it was positioned in the operating position P and is now engaged in a pricking movement, i.e. a substantially linear, skin puncturing movement outward relative to the body 3.
- the indexing means comprise axis 11, means for driving the wheel to rotate, e.g. a crank, and means for locking the wheel when a lancet is in the operating position, e.g. a notch cooperating with a cogwheel associated with the axis 11.
- Fig. IB as well as a cassette for such a pricking device arranged to hold a plurality of lancets is discussed in the following paragraphs.
- the pricking device 21 comprises a body 23 that can be held in or with the palm of a person's hand, having a loading button 31 for loading the propelling means 22 and a pricking aperture 32 through which a lancet 4 can perform a linear skin puncturing pricking movement outward relative to the body 32.
- the body 23 further comprises a status window 33 through which a status indicator 34 can be observed and a counter window 35 through which the digits 36 of a counter 37 can be read.
- the body 23 further comprises a firing button 38 through which a releasing mechanism 39 for releasing the propelling means 22 can be actuated.
- the pricking aperture 32 is provided in an adjustable head portion 40 which can be rotated relative to the body 23 to adjust the length through which a lancet 4 can maximally protrude through the pricking aperture 32 at the turning point of its outward pricking movement, thus providing a control for the depth a lancet 24 can puncture the skin.
- an adjustable head portion is known per se .
- the head portion 40 is provided with digits 41 on its circumference, which digits 41 correspond with an indicator 42 to indicate the position of the adjustable head portion 40 relative to the body 23, i.e. the pricking depth.
- the pricking device 21 further comprises a cassette holder 44 for holding a cassette 26 comprising a plurality of lancets 24.
- the cassette holder 44 is connected to the body 23 through compression springs and is locked in closed position using a latch mechanism 43.
- the pricking device 21 comprises indexing means 45 for indexing the lancets 24 in the cassette 26, such that each lancet 24 can each be positioned to an operating position P wherein it can be engaged in a pricking movement through the pricking aperture 32.
- a cassette 26 is shown having a wheel 46 on the circumference of which a plurality of lancets 24 is disposed having their axes extend radially outward relative to the centre of the wheel 46.
- an octagonal aperture 47 is located which fits around a corresponding octagonal axis 48 of the pricking device 26. It shall be clear that the number of lancets 26 disposed on the circumference of the wheel 46 can be chosen differently, and that instead of a wheel a different carrier may be used for carrying the plurality of lancets.
- the aperture 47 may, as shown in Fig.
- each lancet 24 is provided with a pierceable closure 52 maintaining an air tight, preferably sterile environment around the lancet 24.
- the pierceable closure 52 can be punctured by the lancet 24 when it protrudes through the pricking aperture 32.
- the pierceable closure 52 is made out of (sterile) foil. It shall be clear that the closure need not be pierceable but can also be provided as a cap that can be removed or cut.
- a pierceable closure 52 may also be used advantageously to provide a conventional, singular lancet disposed on a carrier with a pierceable air tight or sterile environment .
- the wheel 46 may be placed in a cassette 26. This way, the carrier or wheel can easily be gripped and the risk of accidentally contacting the lancets
- the cassette 26 By providing the cassette 26 with an asymmetrical shape, e.g. by providing a protrusion 53 the cassette 26, it can be ensured that the cassette 26 can only be held by the cassette holder 44 in the proper orientation.
- the wheel 46 is rotatably and slidably positioned in the cassette holder by means of a slot 54 that co-operates with axial protrusion 55. This way, the lancets can be indexed by rotating them towards an operating position P.
- a lancet that is in the operating or pricking position P can perform a substantially linear pricking movement.
- Fig. 3E To enable the wheel 46 to slide out of the cassette 26 in a pricking movement, one side of the cassette 26 is provided with an aperture 57.
- the aperture 57 can e.g. initially be closed off with a removable seal 56.
- a notch 67 is present to center the wheel within the cassette in the starting position shown in fig. 3DC.
- the protrusion 55 may be omitted.
- Fig. 3EC shows a cassette comprising a cutter C for cutting the cap-like closures 52 of lancets 24 each time the wheel 46 is indexed and a lancet 24 is brought into the operating position P.
- the cassette 26 is simply inserted in an corresponding opening in the cassette holder 44, as is shown in Fig. 3F.
- the cassette holder may be arranged to slide outwards relative to the body 23 under the action of springs 58.
- the octagonal aperture 47 of the wheel 46 is engaged by the axis 48.
- the pricking device 21 comprises a torsion spring 59 as principal component of the propelling means 22. To load the torsion spring 59, the pricking device 21 is provided with a translation/rotation transformer comprising two co-operating helical paths 61 and 62.
- the first helical path 61 is located on an inner portion of the loading button 31, which button is slidably located within the body 23.
- a second helical part 62 located on a hollow cylindrical head portion 64 of a pricking rod is frictionally engaged and is driven to rotate in the direction of arrow II as shown in the consecutive Figures 3A - 3C.
- the torsion spring 59 is loaded and the head portion 64 is locked with the spring 59 in loaded condition.
- the head portion 64 comprises a depresseable barb 85 on its circumference which co-operates with a stop notch 86 as shown in Fig. 5A.
- the head portion 64 is coupled to a pricking rod 65, which in turn carries the wheel 46.
- the head portion 64 and the pricking rod 65 are coupled via a pin 66 located on the pricking rod 65.
- the pin 66 is contained in a groove 68 located in the head portion 64. During loading, the pin 66 follows a straight portion 68A of the groove 68, such that the pricking rod 65 remains stationary. After locking of the head portion 64 and upon subsequent releasing of the loading button 31, the loading button 31 returns in the direction of arrow III to its neutral position shown in Fig. 3D. The torsion spring 59 is now loaded.
- the pricking device 21 also comprises indexing means 45 to position a fresh lancet 24 in an operating or pricking position P each time the loading button 31 is fully depressed.
- the loading button 31 comprises a rod 69 that carries a tooth 70.
- the head portion 64 carrying the tooth 70 is deflected by a notch 71, such that the tooth 70 engages a recess 72 of a cogwheel associated with the wheel 46. This causes the wheel 46 to rotate in the direction of the arrow 73, such that a fresh, unused lancet 24 is brought in the pricking position P opposite the pricking aperture 32.
- the axis 48 of the pricking device carrying the wheel 46 may be provided with locking means, e.g. a series of recesses, cooperating with a spring loaded ball attached to the pricking rod 65, to fix the fresh lancet in pricking position P.
- the rod 69 comprises a recessed portion, such that when the head portion carrying the tooth 70 has passed the notch 71, the rod 69 is freed from the notch 71 and can be retracted without engaging the wheel 46, as is shown in Figs. 4C and 4D.
- the releasing mechanism 39 is shown.
- the propelling means 22 of the pricking device 21 are loaded and ready to perform a pricking movement.
- the status indicator 34 for indicating the loaded condition of the propelling means which is located on the circumference of the head portion 64, is clearly visible through the status window 33.
- the status indicator 34 comprises a bright coloured surface.
- an indicator for indicating an unloaded condition of the propelling means e.g. an uncoloured surface, can be provided on the opposite side of the head portion 64.
- a protrusion 81 on the firing button 38 engages a bevelled portion 82 of a releasing rod 83, such that the rod 83 moves in the direction of arrow 84.
- Both the firing button 38 and the releasing rod 83 are spring loaded or otherwise biased in the opposite directions of arrows 80 and 84, respectively, to return to their positions shown in Fig. 5A.
- the torsion spring 59 is locked in its loaded position by a depresseable barb 85 extending radially outwards on the circumference of the head portion 64, which barb 85 is pressed against a stop notch 86.
- the firing button 38 Upon depression of he firing button 38, the releasing rod 83 engages the depresseable barb 85 with a second bevelled portion 87. This causes the depresseable barb 85 to be depressed radially inwardly into the circumference of the head portion 64, such that the barb 85 is freed from the stop notch 86 and the head portion 64 is free to rotate and the pricking movement can start.
- the firing button 38 can now be released, which causes the firing button 38 and the releasing rod 39 to return to their original position shown in Fig. 5A under the spring action.
- the firing button 38 may comprise a double releasing rod 83, which is engaged by a corresponding double protrusion 81 on the firing button 38. ⁇ ) to t H H
- cassette 26 can be taken out of the closed cassette holder 44 before all lancets 24 have been used. It shall be clear to the skilled man that such blocking means preventing access to the holder until all lancets of a carrier or a cassette present in the holder have been engaged in a pricking movement, can be designed in many ways.
- the releasing mechanism can be constructed in various other ways and that a releasing mechanism may also be used with a pricking device arranged for holding a cassette and/or carrier with parallelly disposed lancets.
- many functions of the pricking device may be performed or powered electronically.
- the indexing means, the counter, and/or the propelling means may be powered and/or controlled electrically.
- the cassette, the carrier and the holder may have various designs, in particular the number and arrangement of the lancets can be varied. Such embodiments are within the scope of the invention as defined by the appended claims.
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