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| 20100160758 | IN VIVO COMPONENT MEASUREMENT METHOD AND IN VIVO COMPONENT MEASUREMENT APPARATUS - An in vivo component measurement method comprises steps of: extracting a tissue fluid from a biological body into an extraction medium and accumulating an objective component and an inorganic ion in the extracted tissue fluid; acquiring ion information on a quantity of the accumulated inorganic ion; acquiring a component information on a quantity of the accumulated objective component; and acquiring an analysis value on the quantity of the objective component based on the ion information and the component information. | 06-24-2010 |
| 20100234764 | SYSTEM FOR MEASURING COMPONENTS IN LIVING BODY, KIT FOR MICROPORE FORMING DEVICE, AND MARKING MEMBER - A system for measuring components in a living body comprising: a micropore forming device for forming micropore on the skin, a guide member mounted on one end of the micropore forming device, a marking member for indicating a position on the skin on which micropores are formed, a collecting member for collecting tissue fluid from the skin via micropores, and a measuring apparatus for measuring components in a living body contained in the tissue fluid collected by the collecting member, is disclosed. | 09-16-2010 |
| 20100249563 | PUNCTURE DEVICE AND IN VIVO COMPONENT MEASUREMENT SYSTEM - A puncture device which punctures a skin of a subject for extracting a tissue fluid from a puncture site of the subject. The puncture device included a timer; a notifying section which notifies a user that specific time measured by the time has passed; a puncture mechanism which punctuates the skin; and an interlock mechanism which caused the timer to start time measurement in conjunction with a punctuate action by the puncture mechanism. | 09-30-2010 |
| 20100298671 | METHOD FOR ANALYZING ANALYTE IN TISSUE FLUID, ANALYZER FOR ANALYZING ANALYTE IN TISSUE FLUID, CARTRIDGE FOR ANALYZING ANALYTE IN TISSUE FLUID, AND KIT FOR ANALYZING ANALYTE IN TISSUE FLUID - A method for analyzing an analyte in tissue fluid is disclosed. The method comprises: placing a collecting member in contact with the skin of a subject, wherein the collecting member is configured to collect and retain tissue fluid containing the analyte from the subject; collecting tissue fluid from the subject into the collecting member; detaching the collecting member from the skin of the subject; causing the analyte in the tissue fluid collected by the collecting member to diffuse in a liquid by supplying the collecting member with the liquid; and detecting the analyte diffused in the liquid. | 11-25-2010 |
| 20110004086 | METHOD OF ANALYZING BIOLOGICAL COMPONENT, BIOLOGICAL COMPONENT ANALYZER, REACTION CARTRIDGE OF BIOLOGICAL COMPONENT ANALYZER AND EXTRACTION CARTRIDGE OF BIOLOGICAL COMPONENT ANALYZER - This method of analyzing a biological component includes steps of arranging an extraction medium holding device on the skin of a subject, extracting an extract from the subject, attaching a reaction cartridge configured to be detachable on an extraction medium holding part of the extraction medium holding device and to be capable of transferring an extraction medium to a reaction part to the extraction medium holding part of the extraction medium holding device arranged on the skin, and transferring the extraction medium held in the extraction medium holding part to the reaction part. | 01-06-2011 |
| 20110066076 | INTERSTITIAL FLUID COLLECTION METHOD AND INTERSTITIAL FLUID COLLECTION KIT AND INTERSTITIAL FLUID COLLECTION SHEET USED FOR THE METHOD - A interstitial fluid collection kit for collecting interstitial fluid extracted via micropores formed in a skin is disclosed. The kit includes a marker sheet that has an adhesive face and that defines a region in which micropores are to be formed; a transparent retention sheet having an adhesive face; and a collecting body that is retained by a part of the adhesive face of the retention sheet and that collects interstitial fluid extracted from the skin. | 03-17-2011 |
