WO2003049624A1 - Single use lancet device - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a single use lancet device structured to be conveniently and effectively utilized for various blood sampling procedure, but which is also substantially safe, preventing re-firing of the device after it has been used, and thereby preventing and/or substantially minimizing inadvertent contamination of a patient and/or other personnel as a result of a used and potentially contaminated lancet. Furthermore, the device is compact and easy to utilize in a cost effective and preferably fully disposable manner.
- Lancets are commonly utilized instruments which are employed both in hospitals and other medical facilities, as well as by private individuals, such as diabetics, in order to prick or pierce a patient's skin, typically on a finger of a patient, thereby leading to the generation of a blood sample which can be collected for testing. Because of the wide spread use of such lancets, there are a variety of lancet devices which are available for utilization by patients and/or practitioners in a variety of different circumstances.
- a typical lancet may merely include a housing with a sharp piercing tip that is pushed into the patient's skin.
- lancet devices which house a piercing tip and/or a lancet, have been developed which effectively encase and fire the lancet into the patient's skin, thereby eliminating the need for the person taking the sample to actually push the lancet tip into the skin.
- disposable lancet devices such devices typically include a housing which contains and directs or drives a piercing tip into the patient's skin, and which is disposed of along with the used lancet.
- a housing which contains and directs or drives a piercing tip into the patient's skin, and which is disposed of along with the used lancet.
- the present invention is direct to a single use lancet device of the type commonly utilized for various blood sampling purposes.
- the single use lancet device of the present invention includes a housing and a lancet.
- the lancet which also includes a piercing tip, is movably disposed in the housing and is structured to move at least between a cocked orientation and a piercing orientation.
- a driving assembly is provided so as to actually move the lancet at least temporarily into the piercing orientation.
- the lancet may be retained in the cocked orientation by means of at least one embodiment of a retention assembly.
- at least one retention member and a corresponding engagement hub are cooperatively disposed.
- the engagement hub is structured to be cooperatively engaged with the retention member, at least when the lancet is disposed in the cocked orientation.
- the retention member and the engagement hub which may be cooperatively engaged with the housing and the lancet, effectively maintain the lancet in the cocked orientation until they are released from that engagement with one another.
- the lancet is ready for use, it is maintained in the cocked, ready to fire orientation until that time.
- the present invention further includes an actuation assembly.
- the actuation assembly is structured to move between an actuated and an un-actuated orientation.
- movement of the actuation assembly into the actuated orientation is structured to release at least the retention member and the engagement hub from their cooperative engagement with one another, thereby resulting in movement of the lancet into the piercing orientation.
- a restriction assembly is also preferably provided.
- the restriction assembly is structured to substantially prevent the actuation assembly from moving from a piercing orientation towards a cocked orientation and out of the aforementioned actuated orientation.
- the restriction assembly may include a stop member preferably in the form of at least one abutment structure that is fixedly mounted on the housing.
- the restriction assembly includes a restrictor member mounted at least on the lancet member and in abutting relation with the stop member as the restrictor member travels in the direction of the cocked orientation from the piercing orientation.
- the actuation assembly and/or lancet cannot move back into its un-actuated orientation/cocked orientation for a subsequent firing, regardless of whether the lancet itself may or may not be moved back into the cocked orientation.
- Figure 1 is a rear perspective illustration of an embodiment of the single use lancet device of the present invention
- Figure 2 is an interior longitudinal cross sectional view of an embodiment of the single use lancet device of the present invention in an un-cocked, un-fired orientation;
- Figure 3 is an illustration of the embodiment of Figure 2 wherein the lancet is disposed under tension and in a ready to be fire orientation;
- Figure 4 is side view of the embodiment of Figure 2 illustrating a release point between the lancet and the actuation assembly so as to permit the lancet to be fired
- Figure 5 is a side view of the embodiment of Figure 2 illustrating the lancet disposed in a piercing orientation and the actuation assembly in a locked orientation
- Figure 6 is a side view of the embodiment of Figure 2 illustrating a retracted orientation after the firing of single use lancet device of the present invention
- Figure 7 is a side cross sectional view of an alternative embodiment of the single use lancet device of the present invention.
- Figure 8 is a side cross sectional view of yet another alternative embodiment of the single use lancet device of the present invention.
- Figure 9 is a side cross sectional view of still another embodiment of the single use lancet device of the present invention.
- Figure 10 is a front, interior view of the embodiment of Figure 9.
- the present invention is directed to a single use lancet device, generally indicated as 10.
- the single use lancet device 10 is structured to be utilized so as to pierce a patient's skin, such as with the piercing tip 25 of a lancet 24 in order to obtain a blood specimen from the patient.
- the present single use lancet device 10 is preferably configured to be substantially small and compact, and structured so as to permit only a single use thereof. The spread of disease and/or other contaminants from the inadvertent and/or deliberate reuse of such a single use lancet device 10 will thereby be prevented.
- the single use lancet device 10 of the present invention preferably includes a housing 20.
- the housing 20 is preferably generally rigid and compact so as to be easily and comfortably held and manipulated by the user.
- the housing 20 may be contoured and/or have any configuration that can be effectively and conveniently held and operated by a user.
- Movably contained within the housing is a lancet 24.
- the lancet 24 preferably includes a piercing tip 25 that extends outwardly from a front or leading end 24' of a movable body 24", which is to be considered a part of the lancet 24.
- the lancet 24 is structured to be contained within an interior of the housing 20 and to move therein, as will be described in greater detail hereinafter.
- a driving assembly preferably in the form of a biasing element 50, is disposed and/or connected relative to the lancet 24 so as to force it into a piercing orientation, best illustrated in Figure 5.
- the lancet 24 preferably only temporarily achieves the piercing orientation illustrated in Figure 5, after which it is retracted into an interior of the housing 20, as illustrated in Figure 6.
- the piercing tip 25 is disposed within the housing 20 and is thereby effectively concealed and prevented from inadvertent contact with the user, patient, etc.
- one or more structural components are preferably incorporated in the single use lancet device 10 that prevent the lancet 24 from being effectively re-fired.
- the single use lancet device 10 also preferably includes an actuation assembly 40.
- the lancet 24 preferably moves within the housing 20 while being maintained in a properly aligned orientation by one or more guide tracks or wings 26.
- various embodiments of the present invention include a positioning assembly which comprises at least one positioning member.
- the positioning member may be in the form of a gear member 30 movably and detachably connected between the actuation assembly 40 and the lancet 24.
- the positioning assembly is configured so as to move the lancet 24 rearward, compressing the biasing element 50 and placing the lancet 24 under tension, when the actuation assembly 40 is pushed forward as indicated by directional arrow 39, such as by a thumb of the user.
- the actuation assembly 40 at least partially extends into the interior of the housing 20, such as by passing through an actuation access opening 21.
- the lancet 24 is caused to move rearward toward or into the cocked orientation by virtue of the at least one positioning member such as gear 30.
- the actuation assembly 40 will be pushed forward to a sufficient degree to achieve a release point where the positioning member or gear 30 will be released or detached from concurrent inter connection with both the lancet 24 and the actuation assembly 40, as will be described hereinafter.
- the tension exerted on the lancet 24 by the biasing element 50 causes the lancet 24 to be driven forward temporarily into its piercing orientation, as illustrated in Figure 5.
- the biasing element 50 will return automatically to its normally relaxed position, thereby forcing the lancet 24, and in particular the piercing tip 25, back into the housing 20 into a retracted orientation disclosed in Figure 6. In its retracted orientation, the piercing tip 25 will be contained within the housing 20 thereby preventing inadvertent contact or engagement of the piercing tip 20 with any person or object.
- the actuation assembly 40 includes an exterior portion 42 which is structured to be manipulated by a user, such as by engagement with the user's thumb. As such, the actuation assembly 40 preferably slides relative to the housing 20 in a generally parallel orientation to the movement of the lancet 24, preferably through the provision of a guide track or wing 48. Exposed, preferably on an underside of the actuation assembly 40, however, is a track element 44.
- the track element 44 is structured to operatively engage the rotating gear 30 of the positioning assembly.
- the gear 30 is connected to the housing 20, but freely rotates therein.
- the lancet 24 preferably also includes a corresponding track 28 which also engages the interconnecting, rotating gear 30. Accordingly, as the track 44 on the actuation assembly 40 moves forward, the gear 30 rotates clockwise and because of its engagement with the track 28, causes the lancet 24 to be pulled or moved rearward within the housing 20.
- the track 44 on the actuation assembly 40 has only a predetermined limited length, and as such, when a clearance point is reached, as in Figure 4, the track 44 no longer engages the gear 30.
- the gear 30 can then freely rotate allowing the lancet 24 to be urged forward into the piercing orientation as a result of the force exerted thereon by the biasing element 50.
- one fluid, forward pushing movement of the actuation assembly 40 achieves a movement of the lancet 24 first into the cocked orientation and then into the piercing orientation.
- the piercing tip 25 engages a patient as intended.
- a restriction assembly is preferably provided and cooperatively disposed between the lancet 24 and the housing 20.
- the restriction assembly comprises a restrictor member, which may take the form of a biasing element 27 protruding from the movable body 24" of the lancet 24.
- the biasing element 27 When moving in a forward direction (see directional arrow 39) , the biasing element 27 is structured to freely pass over a stop member or abutment 33 preferably fixedly disposed on the interior of the housing 20. As the lancet 24 is forced into its piercing orientation, the biasing element 27 does not restrictively engage abutment 33.
- the biasing element 27 and the stop member or abutment 33 are relatively disposed and cooperatively structured to restrictively engage one another and limit the rearward movement of the lancet 24.
- the lancet 24 can not be pushed rearward into a generally cocked orientation and therefore can not be re-fired.
- the actuation assembly 40 is preferably configured such that it may fire the single use lancet device 10 only a single time.
- the actuation assembly 40 may include a trailing portion 46 within an abutment head 47.
- the abutment head 47 is preferably generally angled, or otherwise configured, to move freely over a corresponding abutment element 34 in the housing 20 when the actuation assembly 40 is moved forward (see directional arrow 39) during firing of the lancet 24. Accordingly, when the actuation assembly 40 has moved forward sufficiently so as to release or be disconnected from the gear 30, the lancet 24 will be forced forward, into the piercing orientation.
- the abutment head 47 will then have passed over the cooperatively structured stop or abutment element 34. Subsequent to the firing of the lancet 24, restrictive engagement between the abutment element 34 and the abutment head 47 will limit rearward movement of the actuation assembly 40 to a point where it cannot re-engage the gear 30 of the positioning assembly. Re-firing of the single use lancet device 10 is thereby further provided.
- the actuation assembly differs from the embodiment of Figures 1 through 6 and comprises a rotationally mounted actuation member 31 that protrudes outwardly from housing 20 through an access opening 21' .
- the positioning member of the of the positioning assembly comprises a gear segment 32 formed along a portion of the periphery of actuation member 31.
- the lancet 24 will thereby be released causing it to be effectively fired and move into its piercing orientation.
- any of a variety of different components could be utilized so as to prevent subsequent movement of the large central gear 31.
- a restriction assembly comprising a restrictor member or biasing element 27 and stop member or abutment element 33, as described above will provide sufficient safety to prevent re-firing of the lancet 24.
- FIG 8 represents yet another embodiment of the present invention, wherein the actuation assembly may be configured as a rear push button, generally indicated as 60.
- the rear push button actuation assembly 60 includes an elongate element 62 mounted on the interior of the housing 20 and provided with a gear track 63 formed thereon.
- This gear track 63 is disposed and configured to movably engage and manipulate the positioning member or gear 30.
- the gear 30 is also disposed in movably engaging relation with the gear track 28' fixedly secured to lancet 24.
- Forward movement of the push button actuation assembly 60 and the track 63, in accordance with directional arrow 39, causes the appropriate rearward movement of the lancet 24 due to the interconnection of the gear 30 with both the tracks 63 and 28.
- the lancet 24 is thereby compressed against the biasing element 50 of the driving assembly and then subsequently released causing the firing of the lancet 24.
- the restriction assembly may comprise a restrictor member in the form of an abutment head 64 and a corresponding stop member in the form of an abutment element 65 associated with the elongated element 62 or with an oppositely disposed element 62 ' , as illustrated in Figure 8.
- the push button actuation assembly 60 can not be withdrawn from its compressed position within the housing 20 and it can not be re-used.
- the actuation assembly 40' may also be configured to achieve a degree of sliding stability for the lancet 24.
- a gear 30' protrudes from either one or both sides of the lancet 24 into movable engagement with one or more downwardly depending track segments 41 secured to the actuation assembly 40' .
- Interconnection and moveable engagement of the ear 30' with the gear tracks 41 and 28 cause the corresponding movement of the lancet 24 rearward into a compressed position from which it is subsequently released into the fired position.
- a slot 68 may be provided within the lancet 24 so as to effectively receive the gear 30' .
- an open top or bottom configuration may also be effectively achieved, so long as the gear track 28 is appropriately positioned.
- the gear track 28 may be configured on the same side of the gear 30' as the actuation assembly 40'.
- further modification of the actuation assembly 40' may be desired.
- a restriction assembly which may comprise, in addition to or instead of biasing element 27 and abutment 33, abutment head 64' and housing abutment 65'.
- the actuation assembly 40' may thereby be locked in a position by interaction of the abutment elements 64 ' and 65' in a manner similar to that described with reference to the embodiment of Figure 8, after it is been used to fire the lancet 24. Accordingly, whether positioned to the forward or rear end of the actuation assembly 40, 40', it is seen that a trigger lock assembly may be provided which can effectively achieve securement of the actuation assembly 40' and prevent intended and/or accidental re-use of the single use lancet device 10 of the present invention.
- At least some if not all of the embodiments of the present invention includes the side track or wing 26 preferably disposed and structured to achieve stability for the lancet 24 during the movement thereof.
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