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Us Patents
Portable Test Apparatus And Associated Method Of Performing A Blood Coagulation Test
US Patent:
5534226, Jul 9, 1996
Filed:
Apr 19, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/424063
Inventors:
Michael Gavin - Warren NJ
Catherine M. Cimini - Somerset NJ
Ming Huang - Milltown NJ
Anthony Kuklo - Bridgewater NJ
James A. Mawhirt - Brooklyn NY
Eduardo Marcelino - Edison NJ
Catherine M. Cimini - Somerset NJ
Ming Huang - Milltown NJ
Anthony Kuklo - Bridgewater NJ
James A. Mawhirt - Brooklyn NY
Eduardo Marcelino - Edison NJ
Assignee:
International Technidyne Corporation - Edison NJ
International Classification:
G01N 3386
US Classification:
422 73
Abstract:
A portable device for performing coagulation tests on a patient's blood. Blood is first drawn from a patient using a lancet. The blood is then supplied to a disposable cuvette placed within the testing device. The blood is drawn into multiple conduits within the cuvette. Each of the conduits contains a dried or lyophilized activation reagent that is rehydrated by the blood. The blood in each of the conduits is then reciprocally moved across a restricted region until a predetermined device of coagulation occurs. Since the coagulation time is being monitored in multiple conduits, a representation coagulation time for a given sample can be determined. In at least one of the conduits a normalizing control agent is present. The normalizing consol agent counteracts any effects of anticoagulants present in the blood sample, thereby allowing the blood sample to have generally normal coagulation characteristics. The normalized blood is tested simultaneously with the untreated blood to provide a reference value against which the functionality of the test system and the quality of the sample can be judged.
Portable Prothrombin Time Test Apparatus And Associated Method Of Performing A Prothrombin Time Test
US Patent:
5591403, Jan 7, 1997
Filed:
Mar 18, 1996
Appl. No.:
8/617296
Inventors:
Michael Gavin - Warren NJ
Catherine M. Cimini - Somerset NJ
Ming Huang - Milltown NJ
Anthony Kuklo - Bridgewater NJ
James A. Mawhirt - Brooklyn NY
Eduardo Marcelino - Edison NJ
Albert Simone - Fords NJ
Catherine M. Cimini - Somerset NJ
Ming Huang - Milltown NJ
Anthony Kuklo - Bridgewater NJ
James A. Mawhirt - Brooklyn NY
Eduardo Marcelino - Edison NJ
Albert Simone - Fords NJ
Assignee:
International Technidyne Corporation - Edison NJ
International Classification:
G01N 3386
US Classification:
422 73
Abstract:
A portable device for performing coagulation tests on a patient's blood. Blood is first drawn from a patient using a lancet. The blood is then supplied to a disposable cuvette placed within the testing device. The blood is drawn into multiple conduits within the cuvette. Each of the conduits contains a dried or lyophilized activation reagent that is rehydrated by the blood. The blood in each of the conduits is then reciprocally moved across a restricted region until a predetermined degree of coagulation occurs. Since the coagulation time is being monitored in multiple conduits, a representation coagulation time for a given sample can be determined. In at least one of the conduits a normalizing control agent is present. The normalizing control agent counteracts any effects of anticoagulants present in the blood sample, thereby allowing the blood sample to have generally normal coagulation characteristics. The normalized blood is tested simultaneously with the untreated blood to provide a reference value against which the functionality of the test system and the quality of the sample can be judged.
Blood Sampling Device
US Patent:
5800781, Sep 1, 1998
Filed:
Sep 25, 1996
Appl. No.:
8/719779
Inventors:
Michael Gavin - Warren NJ
Catherine M. Cimini - Somerset NJ
Ming Huang - Milltown NJ
Anthony Kuklo - Bridgewater NJ
James A. Mawhirt - Brooklyn NY
Eduardo Marcelino - Edison NJ
Albert Simone - Fords NJ
Catherine M. Cimini - Somerset NJ
Ming Huang - Milltown NJ
Anthony Kuklo - Bridgewater NJ
James A. Mawhirt - Brooklyn NY
Eduardo Marcelino - Edison NJ
Albert Simone - Fords NJ
Assignee:
International Technidyne Corporation - Edison NJ
International Classification:
G01N 3386
US Classification:
422 73
Abstract:
A portable device for performing coagulation tests on a patient's blood. Blood is first drawn from a patient using a lancet. The blood is then supplied to a disposable cuvette placed within the testing device. The blood is drawn into multiple conduits within the cuvette. Each of the conduits contains a dried or lyophilized activation reagent that is rehydrated by the blood. The blood in each of the conduits is then reciprocally moved across a restricted region until a predetermined degree of coagulation occurs. Since the coagulation time is being monitored in multiple conduits, a representation coagulation time for a given sample can be determined. In at least one of the conduits a normalizing control agent is present. The normalizing control agent counteracts any effects of anticoagulants present in the blood sample, thereby allowing the blood sample to have generally normal coagulation characteristics. The normalized blood is tested simultaneously with the untreated blood to provide a reference value against which the functionality of the test system and the quality of the sample can be judged.
Whole Blood Activated Partial Thromboplastin Time Test And Associated Apparatus
US Patent:
5091304, Feb 25, 1992
Filed:
Aug 21, 1989
Appl. No.:
7/396043
Inventors:
Frank M. La Duca - East Brunswick NJ
Eduardo I. Marcelino - Edison NJ
Eduardo I. Marcelino - Edison NJ
Assignee:
International Technidyne Corporation - Edison NJ
International Classification:
C12Q 156
US Classification:
435 13
Abstract:
An activated partial thromboplastin time (APTT) test is described which does not require blood which has been anticoagulated with citrate. The test enables the citrate anticoagulant step to be combined with the contact activation step and hence enables one to employ fresh non-anticoagulated blood specimens to directly perform the APTT Test.
Portable Test Apparatus And Associated Method Of Performing A Blood Coagulation Test
US Patent:
5504011, Apr 2, 1996
Filed:
Oct 21, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/327320
Inventors:
Michael Gavin - Warren NJ
Catherine M. Cimini - Somerset NJ
Ming Huang - Milltown NJ
Anthony Kuklo - Bridgewater NJ
James A. Mawhirt - Brooklyn NY
Eduardo Marcelino - Edison NJ
Albert Simone - Fords NJ
Catherine M. Cimini - Somerset NJ
Ming Huang - Milltown NJ
Anthony Kuklo - Bridgewater NJ
James A. Mawhirt - Brooklyn NY
Eduardo Marcelino - Edison NJ
Albert Simone - Fords NJ
Assignee:
International Technidyne Corporation - Edison NY
International Classification:
G01N 3386
US Classification:
436 69
Abstract:
A portable device for performing coagulation tests on a patient's blood. Blood is first drawn from a patient using a lancet. The blood is then supplied to a disposable cuvette placed within the testing device. The blood is drawn into multiple conduits within the cuvette. Each of the conduits contains a dried or lyophilized activation reagent that is rehydrated by the blood. The blood in each of the conduits is then reciprocally moved across a restricted region until a predetermined degree of coagulation occurs. Since the coagulation time is being monitored in multiple conduits, a representation coagulation time for a given sample can be determined. In at least one of the conduits a normalizing control agent is present. The normalizing control agent counteracts any effects of anticoagulants present in the blood sample, thereby allowing the blood sample to have generally normal coagulation characteristics. The normalized blood is tested simultaneously with the untreated blood to provide a reference value against which the functionality of the test system and the quality of the sample can be judged.
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