WO2006008407A1 - Dispositif d'analyse integre, adaptable sur un conteneur d'un echantillon a analyser - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates generally to the field of analysis for example biological analysis. More specifically, the present invention relates to an integrated analysis device, adaptable to a container of a sample to be analyzed.
- Contamination can also occur in the opposite direction. Indeed, it sometimes happens that during the taking of biological fluids, such as urine, suspected of being contaminated, the personnel who carries out the sampling contaminates the latter itself, leading to the impossibility of providing a reliable diagnosis from said sample.
- This culturing generally consists in putting the sample in a plastic bag containing a culture medium, which allows the development of microorganisms, in particular bacteria. After an incubation period necessary for microbiological development, one or more aliquots of the culture medium are made, in order to implement a microbiological analysis. The aliquots are generally made by opening the bag, at the level of the sample introduction orifice. food and culture medium.
- Analyzer devices for connection to a biological sample container have already been described. This is the case, for example, with the analysis device of document WO-A-03/030739.
- the analysis device described in this application consists of a pocket, containing the analysis reagent, with a connection tube allowing the analysis device to be connected to the container of the biological sample.
- DE-A-35 04 527 also discloses a pouch-containing analytical device containing the assay reagent with a connecting tube; said device being intended to be connected with a urine bag. While this type of device partially solves the problems identified above, the fact remains that it has a number of disadvantages. The main thing is that it can only be used with a container also having a connection tube on which said device can be adapted. Although this type of container is widely used in the medical field, it is almost non-existent in the field of agro-food quality control, in which the containers are much simpler.
- this type of device can be adapted to a limited number of containers, more specifically dedicated to the medical field.
- Another disadvantage of this type of device is that it comprises a fluid connection tube with the outside of the pocket. Even if this tube is initially plugged, there is nevertheless a risk that the closing device of the tube breaks, causing the communication of the bag with the ambient air; this can be a significant source of contamination or degradation of the analysis device.
- one of the essential objectives of the present invention is to provide an analysis device, with a reduced cost, which can easily be adapted to any type.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide an analysis device which, when adapted to said containers, limits handling of the sample contained in the container, thereby limiting the risk of contamination, ie personnel handling the sample, either from the sample itself.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide an analysis device less subject to the risk of contamination or degradation.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide an analysis device that eliminates, if necessary, the use of pipette or syringe sampling equipment.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide an analysis device which makes it possible to reduce the time required for analyzing the sample.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide an analysis device which allows the sample to be recovered or an aliquot of the sample for subsequent analysis.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide an analysis device which makes it possible to take a sample through the flexible wall of a container, while maintaining the tightness of said container.
- a final objective of the present invention is also to provide a container for enclosing a biological sample, said container incorporating, permanently, an analysis device, thus limiting the manipulation of the sample and facilitating the analysis.
- first and second membranes being secured to at least a portion of their surface, defining a peripheral zone, so as to create an interstitial space forming an internal reaction cavity, without means of fluid communication with the outside of said analysis device;
- At least one analysis means disposed inside said internal reaction cavity, intended to be brought into contact with the sample
- At least one means for creating a sample inlet path within said internal reaction cavity is constituted by at least one preferential gripping zone, disposed on one of said first or second membrane , making it possible to detach at least partially said first and second membranes from each other, in order to make the internal reaction cavity accessible to the sample contained in the container.
- the means intended to create an inlet channel for the sample inside said internal reaction cavity is constituted by at least one means intended to act on one of said first or second membrane .
- this means is a means of perforation.
- the perforating means is disposed inside the cavity.
- the means for creating an inlet channel of the sample inside said internal reaction cavity is constituted by the second membrane, made of a material having a value of breaking strength. less than the material constituting the first membrane. More particularly, this material is taken from the group comprising: aluminum, copper or any laminatable strip.
- the analysis device comprises a septum integral with the first membrane, at least partially covering the latter.
- the means of analysis is taken from the group comprising porous reaction media such as pH test strips, immunochromatography strips, biochemical substrate strips or any other equivalent analytical means.
- Another subject of the invention concerns a container comprising at least one analysis device as defined above.
- the analysis device is integral with a wall of said container.
- the second membrane of the analysis device is integral with the wall of the container.
- the second membrane is in direct contact with the sample to be analyzed.
- Another object of the present invention relates to a method for analyzing a sample contained in a container, having at least one wall at least partially made of a material capable of being perforated, said method essentially comprising the following steps: fixing by any suitable means, the analysis device according to one of claims 1 to 9, on the part of the wall of the container consisting of a material capable of being perforated; b) contacting the sample to be analyzed with the analysis means of the analysis device, by perforation of the second membrane of the analysis device and the part of the wall of the container located opposite said second membrane, thus allowing the transfer of the sample into the internal reaction cavity; c) analysis of the result provided by the means of analysis.
- step a) is carried out using the perforation means disposed in the internal reaction cavity.
- step a) is performed using a perforation means independent of the analysis device.
- step a) comprises perforating the two membranes of the device and the wall of the container, with the aid of the perforating means, a septum integral with the first membrane delimiting the perforation zone of said first membrane, thereby preventing the sample to be analyzed from escaping out of the analysis device, once the piercing means is removed.
- Another object of the present invention relates to a method of analyzing a sample contained in a container, said method essentially comprising the steps of: a ') placing the analysis device according to one of claims 1 to 9, inside the container; b ') contacting the sample to be analyzed with the analysis means of the analysis device, by transferring the sample into the internal reaction cavity; c ') analyzing the result provided by the means of analysis.
- step b ') consists in perforating the first or the second membrane of the analysis device.
- step b ') consists in dissociating at least partially the first and second membranes, with the aid of the preferential gripping zones disposed on said first and second membranes.
- Another object of the present invention relates to the use of an analysis device for analyzing a sample contained in a container.
- FIG. 1A is a top view of a first embodiment of the analysis device according to FIG. the invention.
- Figure 1B shows a longitudinal sectional view along the axis II of the analysis device shown in Figure IA.
- FIG. 2 represents a container carrying an analysis device as represented in FIGS. 1A and 1B.
- FIG. 3A represents a partial view in longitudinal section along the axis III-III of the container represented in FIG. 2.
- FIG. 3B represents a partial view in longitudinal section along the axis III-III of the container represented in FIG. 2, during the step of perforation of the analysis device.
- Figure 3C shows a partial view in longitudinal section along the axis III-III of the container shown in Figure 2, after the sample has penetrated the internal reaction cavity.
- FIG. 4A represents a partial view in longitudinal section of a container carrying a second embodiment of the device according to the invention.
- Figure 4B shows the container shown in Figure 4A, after the sample has penetrated the internal reaction cavity.
- FIG. 5A represents a partial view in longitudinal section of a container carrying a third embodiment of the device according to the invention.
- FIG. 6A represents a partial view in longitudinal section of a container inside which there is a fourth embodiment of the device according to the invention.
- Figure 6B shows the container shown in Figure 6A, after the sample has penetrated the internal reaction cavity.
- the analysis device is in the form of a patch 10. It comprises a first membrane 12 constituting the upper membrane in FIG. a second membrane 14, constituting, in turn, the lower membrane.
- These two membranes are advantageously made of a plastic material of the polyethylene (PE), polypropylene (PP) type or any equivalent material. Such a material makes it possible to obtain flexible, transparent and watertight membranes. However, it is essential that this material can be perforated.
- the two membranes are secured to a part of their internal surface by gluing or any other suitable equivalent means such as heat sealing, thus defining an interstitial zone 16, acting as an internal reaction cavity.
- This cavity is here in the form of a rectangular portion of limited width, extending at one of its ends by a spherical zone. Inside the rectangular part of the internal reaction cavity 16 is disposed an analysis means 18.
- reaction test for measuring one or more biological and / or physicochemical parameters of a sample, to demonstrate the presence of a contaminant or a particular marker in said sample.
- the analysis means may be a test strip advantageously used in the environmental quality control, such as the physicochemical analysis of the water, the measurement of the pH, the agri-food control, such as microbiological control, the detection of allergy vectors, bioterrorism, or of course clinical analyzes, such as the chemical or microbiological control of urine, blood, pregnancy tests.
- the environmental quality control such as the physicochemical analysis of the water, the measurement of the pH, the agri-food control, such as microbiological control, the detection of allergy vectors, bioterrorism, or of course clinical analyzes, such as the chemical or microbiological control of urine, blood, pregnancy tests.
- This type of tool is well known to those skilled in the art and widely used in both analytical laboratories and industries.
- the elastic material constituting the septum 20 may be for example a suitable silicone material, such as a crosslinkable silicone material with alkoxy functions or natural rubber.
- FIG 2 shows a front view of a container of a sample to be analyzed. More specifically, this container 22 is, in this example, a blood collection bag.
- This container 22 comprises two flexible walls, possibly transparent, an anterior wall 24 and a rear wall not shown in this figure, these two walls being secured at their periphery. It further comprises, in its lower part, a nozzle 26 from which the sample 28 is conveyed into the container. This tip is closed by means of a shutter means not shown.
- the analysis device 10 On the anterior wall 24 is disposed the analysis device 10, as shown in Figures IA and IB. This analysis device 10 is positioned so that it is in contact with a part of the wall 24, itself in contact with the sample 28.
- FIG 3 A A partial sectional view along the axis III-III of Figure 2 is shown in Figure 3 A. It is found that the analysis device 10 is secured to the wall 24 of the container 22, through its second membrane 14. This bonding can be achieved by means of a sticky film disposed on the outer face of the membrane 14, during the manufacture of the analysis device 10. According to a variant, it is possible to use an adhesive deposit or a piece of double-sided adhesive tape, at the time of positioning the analysis device on the container. It follows that the analysis device is secured to the container 22 and is ready to be used.
- FIG. 3B When the technician in charge of the analysis decides to carry out the analysis, he uses a perforating means, represented in FIG. 3B in the general form of a point 32. This point 32 is positioned above the septum 20. The technician then perforates the analysis device at the septum 20 in a movement represented by the double arrow A, so that the perforation means 32 sequentially perforates the septum 20, the membranes 12 and 14 of the device. analysis and the anterior wall 24, without perforating the rear wall 30 of the container 22. The perforating means 32 is then removed, in accordance with the arrow A. It follows that the internal reaction cavity 16 of the analysis device 10 communicates then with the interior of the container 22 and is thus in contact with the sample 28, as shown in Figure 3C.
- the analysis device covers its sealing properties, preventing the sample from spreading out of the analysis device and thus to contaminate the environment or the technician handling the sample.
- the analysis means 18 being in contact with the sample 28, the analysis can then take place, so that, after the time required for the reaction, the technician can read the result of the analysis on the means of analysis through the membrane 12, since it is made of transparent material.
- FIGS. 4A and 4B A second embodiment of the analysis device according to the invention is shown in FIGS. 4A and 4B.
- the analysis device 40 is shown secured to the container 22.
- the device 40 comprises a first membrane 42 constituting the upper membrane in FIG. 4A and a second membrane 44, constituting the lower membrane.
- the two membranes are secured to a part of their internal surface by gluing or any other appropriate equivalent means, thereby defining the interstitial zone 46, acting as an internal reaction cavity.
- Inside the internal reaction cavity 46 is disposed the analysis means 47.
- the analysis device 40 further comprises a perforation means 48 also disposed inside the internal reaction cavity 46.
- perforation 48 is constituted by a point integral with the analysis device, by its end 481, opposite the pointed end.
- This tip can be made of any rigid material such as a metal or a stainless alloy, a plastic material, etc. It is important, however, that this material is inert with respect to the chemical or biological reaction (s) taking place during the analysis.
- the analysis device 40 may advantageously be independent of the container, although this is not shown in FIGS. 4A and 4B.
- the manipulator technician takes the container in his hands in the vicinity of the analysis device and makes a torsion movement of the latter and therefore of the container 22 in accordance with the arrows B, so that the tip of the perforation means 48 comes to perforate the membrane 44 of the analysis device and the front wall 24 of the container 22, without perforating the rear wall 30.
- the perforating means may comprise a guard to limit the stroke of the latter.
- the perforation means 48 then resumes its position substantially parallel to the membrane 44.
- the analysis means then comes into contact with the sample, so that in the presence of the analyte or analytes to be detected, a reaction takes place in the internal reaction cavity 46.
- the result of the analysis can then be read directly through the transparent membrane 42.
- FIGS. 5A and 5B A third embodiment of the analysis device according to the invention is shown in FIGS. 5A and 5B.
- the analysis device 501 shown in FIGS. 5A and 5B is here an integral part of the container 50.
- the analysis device 501 always comprises two membranes, a first membrane 52 constituting the upper membrane in Figures 5A and 5B and a second membrane 54, constituting the lower membrane.
- the two membranes are secured to a portion of their internal surface by gluing or any other equivalent equivalent means, thereby defining the interstitial zone 56, acting as an internal reaction cavity.
- Inside the internal reaction cavity 56 is disposed the analysis means 57.
- the anterior wall 58 of the container 50 has a cut-out in an area located in line with the device.
- the membrane 54 of the analysis device is directly in contact with the sample 28 contained in the container 50, via its outer face.
- the latter also has a rear wall 59.
- the lower membrane 54 it is advantageous for the latter to be made of a material having a relatively low value of breaking strength. Such a material is different from that used to constitute the upper membrane 52, which must have a higher tensile strength value than the membrane 54.
- the material constituting the membrane 54 may be for example an aluminum foil, having a thickness ranging from a few hundredths of a micrometer to a few micrometers and advantageously a few tenths of a micrometer. According to an alternative, this material may also be copper or any laminatable strip.
- the material constituting membrane 52 is itself identical to that used for the embodiments described above.
- perforation means (not shown in FIGS. 5A and 5B) should be used.
- a perforation means may be for example of the clamp type.
- This clamp may advantageously comprise an arm whose end has a projecting zone, said male part and an arm whose end has a bowl area complementary to the projecting zone, said female part.
- the manipulator technician thus pinches the container 50 at the analysis device 501, according to the arrows C, so that the membranes of the analysis device and the rear wall 59 of the container are wedged between the male part and the part female.
- the membrane 54 breaks, while the membrane 52 and the rear wall 59 resist, because of their superior strength properties.
- the membrane 54 having a perforation 541 the sample 28 contained in the container infiltrates into the internal reaction cavity 56 and thus comes into contact with the analysis means 57. The result of the analysis can then be read directly through the transparent membrane 42.
- the material constituting the membrane 54 may be a brittle material.
- the technician to achieve the invention can dispense with the use of a type of object clamp to pierce the membrane 54. It suffices to perforate the device with a fingernail or twist it so as to break the membrane.
- the container is manufactured with the integrated analysis device. Indeed, the latter can not be attached to one of the walls of the container.
- another variant of this embodiment consists in an analysis device manufactured independently of the container, so that it can be slid inside the container, directly in contact with the sample.
- the analysis device In one of the lower corners of the container, so that the manipulator technician can perforate the device using the forceps described above and this, directly to through the container. It is of course necessary for this embodiment to work properly, the walls of the container resist perforation, but also that they are sufficiently flexible to allow perforation of the analysis device. In addition, the walls of the container must be transparent in order to read the result of the analysis.
- FIG. 6A A final embodiment is shown in Figures 6A and 6B.
- the analysis device 60 described here is adapted to be placed inside a container 70 having two walls 72 and 74 defining a volume.
- This analysis device 60 consists of a first membrane 62 constituting the upper membrane in FIG. 6A and a second membrane 64 constituting the lower membrane. These two membranes are secured to a portion of their inner surface, thereby defining the interstitial zone 66, acting as an internal reaction cavity. Inside the internal reaction cavity 66 is disposed the analysis means 67.
- the analysis device 60 further comprises two preferential gripping zones.
- the first preferential gripping area 621 is disposed in the extension of the membrane 62.
- the second preferential gripping zone 641 is disposed in the extension of the membrane 64. Unlike the first, this second gripping zone 641 preferably comprises a return of so that it is substantially superimposed on the membrane 64. It follows that the free ends of the gripping areas 621 and 641 are found oriented in the opposite direction.
- These gripping zones may be made of a plastic material identical to that constituting the membranes 62 and 64.
- the gripping zones form an integral part of the membranes 62 and 64. More advantageously, these gripping zones may comprise means facilitating the gripping. These means may for example be rings.
- the membranes 62 and 64 By pulling in the opposite direction on the gripping zones, the membranes 62 and 64 partially separate, so that the internal reaction cavity 66 is in contact with the sample 28, as shown in FIG. 6B. It is advantageous that the securing means of the membranes 62 and 64, in other words the glue used, does not produce a too much solidarity, to ensure easy separation of the two membranes, when pulling on the gripping areas 621 and 641. This parameter is all the more important that the manipulation of the analysis device is done at the inside the container. As a result, the manipulation of the analysis device is limited in terms of space. It is also appropriate for this embodiment, that the container has the most flexible walls possible to facilitate the gripping of the analysis device.
- this analysis means comprising a concentrate of the sample analyzed, it may be envisaged to use it to perform other analyzes.
- These analyzes can be, for example, microbiological analyzes.
- the analysis device can then be used to seed a microbiological culture medium on a Petri dish.
- the analysis device according to the invention can be adapted to different types of containers, such as blood bags, bags used for microbiological industrial analysis and more generally to any container that has flexible walls, can be perforated or easily apprehended . It is thus a device of choice to carry out various analyzes on very diverse samples also. Another advantage of the analysis device according to the invention is that it avoids if necessary any direct contact with the sample, in the case where the latter proves to be dangerous.
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| EP05781796.7A EP1761775B1 (fr) | 2004-06-28 | 2005-06-24 | Dispositif d'analyse intégré adaptable sur un conteneur d'un échantillon à analyser |
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| JP2007518661A JP4913732B2 (ja) | 2004-06-28 | 2005-06-24 | 分析サンプルを収容する容器に取り付けできる一体型分析装置 |
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