WO2013042549A1 - 検体検査自動化システム - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a specimen test automation system for processing specimens such as blood and urine in clinical tests.
- Containers containing specimens such as blood and urine are loaded on a carrier for transporting specimens one by one or a plurality of specimens called racks or specimen container holders, and supplied to the specimen test automation system.
- This sample is centrifuged according to the test item to be measured and the contents of the pretreatment, and the capping process is performed to remove the cap of the container, and the process of separating this sample into one or more other containers according to the use, that is, the parent sample to the child Dispensing processing to sample containers, processing to attach barcode labels to child sample containers, plugging processing to plug child sample containers, classification storage processing for sorting parent samples and child samples according to subsequent processing, child sample rack Is carried out to the automatic analyzer to analyze and measure the child sample.
- Devices having functions of these processes are connected by a plurality of transport lines to constitute a specimen test automation system.
- an actual sample and an empty holder are replaced by a plurality of processing units. For example, when transferring a sample that has been input in batches to the holder, or when transferring a sample that has been subjected to centrifugation from the centrifuge bucket to the holder, the child sample created by the child sample dispensing process is loaded on the holder. In such a case, it is necessary to supply an empty holder for loading the sample container to each processing unit. If this holder supply process is not performed quickly, the processing speed of the entire specimen test automation system will decrease.
- Patent Document 2 in order to reduce the installation area of a large number of sample racks, a certain number of sample racks are collectively installed in a tray, and this tray is arranged in multiple stages in both the sample rack supply unit and the recovery unit, and is driven up and down. It is described that the sample rack is supplied and recovered by the elevator mechanism of the above.
- Patent Document 3 mentions a method in which a device is connected to an endless transfer line and a sample rack to be used is used.
- Patent Document 4 discloses a specimen test automation system in which a dedicated empty holder transport line for transporting an empty holder is provided separately from a line for transporting a sample, and an empty holder can be supplied to each processing unit as necessary. Yes.
- Patent Document 3 reuses the sample rack while looping the sample rack transport line in the system, a large number of sample racks are not required.
- the empty sample rack and the sample rack on which the sample is placed pass through the same transport line, congestion occurs in the transport line, and it is difficult to construct a system with a high processing speed. Also, it is inevitable that transport control is complicated, such as the need to distinguish between an empty sample rack and a sample rack on which a sample is placed.
- Patent Document 4 can avoid the problems disclosed in Patent Documents 1 to 3.
- the empty holder peripheral circuit is configured as one peripheral circuit through all the processing units, depending on the position of the processing unit, it is necessary to transport almost the entire circumference of the peripheral circuit before supplying the empty holder. was there. For this reason, the time until the empty holder is supplied to the desired processing unit is long, and there is a possibility that the processing unit waits for the empty holder to arrive, so-called depletion.
- the empty holder supply method disclosed in Patent Document 4 removes some units from the system. It was difficult to take workarounds such as disconnecting.
- the empty holder peripheral circuit is composed of a plurality of loop conveyance paths, and an empty holder stopper is installed in each loop conveyance path, so that the physical from each stopper to each processing unit is achieved.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a specimen test automation system that can keep a short distance short and shorten the supply time of an empty holder.
- the objective is to realize an automated sample test system that enables business continuity by disconnecting when a failure occurs.
- the configuration of the present invention for achieving the above goal is as follows.
- the empty holder conveyance path includes a plurality of loop conveyance paths in which the conveyance paths are arranged in a loop shape. It is characterized by being connected.
- the processing unit can be provided with a necessary apparatus group, and a specimen test automation system that can handle various processes can be constructed.
- description regarding the breakdown of the processing units is omitted, but any processing unit does not affect the scope of the present invention.
- the empty holder supply to each processing unit can be performed without delay, and the operation is continued by disconnecting when a failure occurs. Can be realized.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an example of a configuration in which an embodiment of a sample test automation system according to the present invention is adopted.
- the sample test automation system shown in FIG. 1 includes processing units 101 to 107.
- An empty holder line 111 that circulates the empty holder and a sample transport line 112 that grips and transports an actual sample outside the empty holder so as to connect these processing units 101 to 107 are connected to a processing unit that requires an empty holder.
- the empty holder line 111 and the sample transport line 112 are connected by a supply line 114 for supplying an empty holder.
- loops 1 to 3 are configured, and each loop connects the loop 1 and the loop 2 and the loop 2 and the loop 3 by the mini line 113, respectively.
- Each of the loops 1 to 3 includes empty holder stoppers 121 to 123 for retaining and storing the empty holder 301 on the empty holder line 111.
- an empty holder line 111, a sample transport line 112, a mini line 113, a supply line 114, and an operation unit 201 for controlling the empty holder stoppers 121 to 123 are provided, and a communication means 202 with each line and each stopper is provided. ing.
- the empty holder 301 is stored on the empty holder line constituting any one of the loops by the empty holder stoppers 121 to 123 installed on the empty holder line 111.
- processing units 101 to 107 and a larger number of processing units are configured by various processing devices according to the operation needs of the laboratory.
- FIG. 2 is an example of a partially enlarged view of the empty holder line of the loop 1 shown in FIG.
- the empty holder 301 flowing on the empty holder line 111 is blocked by the empty holder stopper 121 as in FIG.
- a full detection sensor 251 for detecting that a sufficient amount of empty holders are stored in the empty holder stopper 121 and a depletion detection sensor 252 for detecting that the empty holder 301 is exhausted are provided. The same applies to stoppers installed in other loops, although not shown.
- the operation unit collects the detection information from the stopper of each loop via the communication means 202, and instructs the empty holder line to pass the empty holder between the loops as necessary. Specifically, the stopper detected by the full detection sensor 251 is instructed to open the stopper so that the empty holder is carried out. This prevents the empty holders from being biased and accumulated in some loops, and at the same time avoids the loops becoming full and the line stagnating.
- the setting of whether or not the number of empty holders stored on each loop is sufficient may be changeable depending on the type of processing unit connected to the loop through the supply line. For example, the amount of holders required in a dispensing processing unit is constant, whereas in the input unit, a large amount of holders are required at the timing after the sample is input, but at other timings. Almost no holder supply is required.
- the control unit stores information on the necessary amount of holders based on the characteristics of these processing units, and adjusts the holder accumulation amount between each loop based on the stored information on the necessary amount of holders, the output of the sensor, and the like. good. Further, the information on the necessary amount of the holder may be provided with a screen display that can be set on the operator side.
- FIG. 3 shows an embodiment in which the number of empty holders to be stored in each stopper can be set on the screen of the operation unit.
- the maximum number of empty holder parameters 802 can be set for each stopper, and the operation unit monitors and controls each stopper in operation based on this set value.
- the empty holder stopper 122 is set so that a maximum of 10 empty holders can be stored. Then, when there are 20 empty holders on the loop where the empty holder stopper 122 is installed, the empty holder stopper 122 is opened and the empty holder is delivered to another stopper, or the empty holder stopper 122 is given priority. An empty holder is supplied to each processing unit.
- the empty holder stopper 122 is installed by opening the empty holder stopper 121 or the empty holder stopper 123. Control to supply a holder on the loop.
- the number of holders that can be stored for each stopper may be controlled so as to be changed by specific logic. For example, when an operator puts a large amount of samples into the loading unit, a large number of empty holders are required for mounting the samples, so the number of holders accumulated on the loop that supplies the holder to the loading unit is increased. You may adjust as follows. Similarly, the centrifuge unit requires a relatively large number of holders every predetermined time interval (about 20 minutes) required for one centrifugation process. Therefore, you may adjust so that the number of holders accumulate
- the operator may be provided with a screen on which the timing and time interval at which the holder is required in a specific processing unit can be set in advance. Then, the number of holders held in the loop may be controlled based on the signal received from each processing unit. For example, a method of receiving the end time of the centrifuge process from the centrifuge unit and the number of specimens carried out from the centrifuge unit, and controlling the number of holders held in the loop in real time based on these information Is assumed.
- empty holders are constantly entering and exiting each loop, and the number of holders managed for each loop is constantly changing.
- the ideal number of holders to be stored in each stopper is set in advance so that the values can be as close to these values as possible before starting system operation or when the number of processed samples is decreasing and stabilizing even during operation.
- the unit controls the empty holder.
- the holder 302 carrying the sample is often transported on the sample transport line 112 and is transported from the management jurisdiction of the loop 11 to the management jurisdiction of the loop 12 (FIG. 4).
- This state means that one holder has disappeared from the loop 11, and therefore, the controller moves the empty holder conveyance line so that one empty holder 301 is conveyed from the loop 12 to the loop 11 as the holder carrying the specimen is moved. You may control.
- the holder 302 on which the actual specimen is mounted becomes the empty holder 301 when the processing on the specimen is completed, and is collected in the loop. With this mechanism, the empty holder is placed in each loop at almost all timings. An average amount of 301 can be maintained.
- FIG. 5 shows another embodiment of the present invention.
- a plurality of automatic analyzers 403 and 404 are connected in parallel to the sample test automation system.
- An empty holder conveyance line for supplying an empty holder to the sample test automation system is formed by a loop 21, a loop 22, and a loop 23.
- the empty holder transport line is formed by three loops, but the empty holder transport line may be formed by a larger number of loops.
- the three loops 21 to 23 are respectively provided with empty holder stoppers 124, 125 and 126 at positions immediately before the branch portion.
- a mini line 116 for forming a loop is provided between the loop 23 and the branching portion.
- the automatic analyzer 403 is connected to the sample test automation system via a connection buffer 401 installed at the end of the loop 22.
- the connection buffer 401 In the connection buffer 401, the process of transferring a sample from one holder as a carrier used in the sample test automation system to a rack as a carrier (not shown) used in the automatic analyzer 403, and one holder from a rack (not shown) It is assumed that return processing is performed. Therefore, in the case where one holder as a carrier used in the sample test automation system can be used in common with the carrier of the automatic analyzer 403, it is considered that the connection buffer 401 is not necessary.
- connection buffer 402 and the automatic analyzer 404 are installed at the end of the loop 23 in the same manner as the connection buffer 401 and the automatic analyzer 403.
- the automatic analyzer 403 and the automatic analyzer 404 may be a specimen test automation system that considers the state in which the test items to be measured overlap, but the description is omitted because it is not directly related to the present invention.
- FIG. 5 the main transport line for gripping and transporting the actual specimen is not shown, but the actual apparatus naturally includes the main transport line.
- processing units 101 to 107 are provided with supply lines for supplying empty holders to a plurality of processing units (not shown).
- the relationship between the processing units 101 to 107 and the loops is as described above. Therefore, the description about the processing unit is also omitted.
- the system of FIG. 5 is characterized in that a branching section is provided on the empty holder conveyance line, and the loop 22 corresponds to the automatic analyzer 403 and the loop 23 corresponds to the automatic analyzer 404.
- partial operation may be referred to as “degenerate operation”, but as with the offline setting described above, partial operation may be intentionally performed according to the operation needs of the laboratory, regardless of system troubles. This can be called “degenerate operation”. For example, in a 24-hour laboratory, only some units and some loops may be driven in the night / holiday mode.
- the minimum structural unit of the loop may be a single processing unit.
- 1 loop 1 processing unit can be obtained, and the processing units can be individually separated.
- the loops are individually isolated. Therefore, in practice, it is desirable to form one loop with a minimum number of processing unit groups that enable system operation.
- the processing unit group in charge forms a first loop (loop 21 in FIG. 5), and second, third,... Loops (loops 22 and 23 in FIG. 5) are formed for each connection buffer of the analysis unit. Is desirable.
- the empty holder opened by opening the empty holder stopper 124 of the loop 21 is supplied to the processing unit connected to the loop 21 by the supply line or the loop 22. Which is supplied is determined by a branching unit provided in the branching unit. Similarly, the empty holder opened by opening the empty holder stopper 125 of the loop 22 is supplied to the processing unit connected to the loop 22 by the supply line or the loop 23. The empty holder opened by opening the empty holder stopper 126 of the loop 23 is supplied to the processing unit connected to the loop 23 by the supply line or the loop 21. These stoppers are turned on and off based on instructions from the operation unit.
- FIG. 6 shows an embodiment in which the offline setting can be performed on the screen of the operation unit.
- an offline instruction can be set for each loop.
- the operation unit issues an online / offline switching instruction for each loop based on these set values.
- the screen example illustrates that offline setting is performed for the loop 22 in which the check box is checked.
- the screen example illustrates a relatively easy screen layout in which there is a setting line of one line for each loop.
- a system configuration diagram as shown in FIG. A setting method of displaying a reduced version on the screen and directly selecting a loop to be set off-line from the screen is also expected to be adopted as an embodiment.
- the setting is for each loop, but the setting may be for each processing unit.
- the loop including the set processing unit is implemented so as to be offline.
- the empty holder supply to each processing unit can be performed without delay even if the length of the circulating path is extended, and it is possible to realize business continuity by disconnecting when a failure occurs. It becomes possible.
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実際の検体を搭載したホルダ302は、検体に対する処理が終われば空ホルダ301となってループに回収されることになるので、このような仕組みをもってすれば、ほぼ全てのタイミングで各ループに空ホルダ301の平均的な量を維持することができる。
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302 検体を搭載したホルダ
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- 複数の処理ユニットと、
前記複数の処理ユニットにおいて処理すべき検体を搭載したホルダを搬送する主搬送路と、
検体を搭載していない前記ホルダを搬送する空ホルダ搬送路と、
前記空ホルダ搬送路上のホルダを前記処理ユニットまたは前記主搬送路に供給する供給手段と、を備えた検体検査自動化システムにおいて、
前記空ホルダ搬送路は、搬送路がループ状に配置されたループ搬送路が複数連結されて形成されている検体検査自動化システム。 - 請求項1記載の検体検査自動化システムにおいて、
前記ループ状搬送路上の一部に複数のホルダをまとめて停止させるストッパを備えた検体検査自動化システム。 - 請求項2記載の検体検査自動化システムにおいて、
前記空ホルダ搬送路を形成するループ搬送路毎に、少なくとも1つずつの前記供給手段を備える検体検査自動化システム。 - 請求項1記載の検体検査自動化システムにおいて、
前記空ホルダ搬送ラインは第一のループ搬送路と、前記第一のループ搬送路に隣接して設けられた第二のループ搬送路と、を含む複数のループ搬送路からなり、
前記第一のループ搬送路上にあるホルダを、当該第一のループ搬送路に備わる供給手段、もしくは前記第二のループ搬送路に搬送する制御部を備える検体検査自動化システム。 - 請求項2記載の検体検査自動化システムにおいて、
前記ストッパによって停止しているホルダの個数を検知するセンサを備えた検体検査自動化システム。 - 請求項5記載の検体検査自動化システムにおいて、
前記センサは、前記ストッパによって停止しているホルダの個数が、所定の個数範囲におさまっているか否かを検知する検体検査自動化システム。 - 請求項6記載の検体検査自動化システムにおいて、
前記ストッパにより停止しているホルダの個数が所定の範囲に収まっていない場合、隣接する他のループ搬送路から当該ストッパが設けられているループ搬送路にホルダを搬送する制御部を備える検体検査自動化システム。 - 請求項6記載の検体検査自動化システムにおいて、
前記ストッパにより停止しているホルダの最適な個数範囲を、前記空ホルダ搬送ラインを形成するループ搬送路毎に設定する設定手段を備える検体検査自動化システム。 - 請求項7記載の検体検査自動化システムにおいて、
前記設定手段は、ループ搬送路から搬送されるホルダが供給される処理ユニットの種別、当該検体検査自動化システムの稼動時間帯に基づいて最適な個数範囲を設定可能な検体検査自動化システム。 - 請求項6記載の検体検査自動化システムにおいて、
前記複数の処理ユニットは、前記第一のループ搬送路からホルダを供給する第一の処理ユニットグループと、前記第二のループ搬送路からホルダを供給する第二の処理ユニットグループを含む、複数の処理ユニットグループからなり、
前記主搬送路は、前記複数の処理ユニットグループ間で検体を搭載したホルダを搬送し、前記制御部は、前記第一の処理ユニットグループから前記第二の処理ユニットグループへ前記主搬送路を用いてn個のホルダを搬送した場合、前記第二のループ搬送路から前記第一のループ搬送路へn個のホルダを供給するよう制御する検体検査自動化システム。 - 請求項10記載の検体検査自動化システムにおいて、
前記複数のユニットグループのうち、特定のユニットグループを指定可能な指定手段と、前記指定手段で指定されたユニットグループに含まれる処理ユニット、および当該ユニットグループにホルダを供給するループ搬送路を、システムから切り離す手段を備えた検体検査自動化システム。 - 請求項4記載の検体検査自動化システムにおいて、
前記第一のループ搬送路からホルダを供給する第一のユニットグループと、
前記第一のユニットグループとは異なる機能を有し、前記第二のループ搬送路からホルダを供給する第二のユニットグループを含む、複数のユニットグループからなる検体検査自動化システム。
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