Panasonic Corporation

Panasonic Healthcare Holdings Co., Ltd.

Panasonic Healthcare Co., Ltd.

Phc Holdings Corporation

Kaoru Shigematsu

Koji Miyoshi

Masahiro Aga

Yoshiki Takeuchi

Takahiro Watanabe

Keisuke Matsumura

Toshiki Matsumoto

Masumi Aono

Yoshinori Amano

Hiroshi Ando

Eiji Okuda

Kiyohiro Horikawa

Shinichi Kojima

Yuichi Sugiue

Biological sample measurement device includes biological sample measuring instrument, and temperature information supply instrument which supplies temperature information regarding a measurement environment to biological sample measuring instrument and has holding portion of biological sample measuring instrument on the upper surface thereof. Biological sample measuring instrument has main body case, measurement unit provided inside main body case, a control unit connected to the measurement unit, and temperature information reception unit connected to the control unit. Holder has temperature sensor, and temperature information transmission unit which is connected to temperature sensor and transmits the temperature information to temperature information reception unit.

Biological information measurement method

Biological sample measurement device

In the present invention, a metal upper cover that covers an upper face opening of a frame is mounted on this upper face opening, and a bent piece that is inserted into a bent piece insertion hole provided to the frame is provided to a portion of the upper face cover on the side of a sensor insertion hole. Furthermore, ground connection pieces formed by extending the outside of the left and right sides of the frame from the upper face toward the lower face are provided in portions opposite the left and right edges linked to the edge of the top cover on which the sensor insertion opening of the frame is provided.

Connector for biological information measurement, and biological information measurement device using same

A partition wall is provided between a display section and a sensor mount inside a main case. A control board housing chamber is disposed on the display unit side of the partition wall, and a measurement board housing chamber is disposed on the sensor mount side of the partition wall. A control board is housed in the control board housing chamber, and a measurement board and a temperature sensor are housed in the measurement board housing chamber.

Device for measuring biological sample

In a chromatography quantitative measuring apparatus according to the present invention, a beam applied from a light source to a chromatography test strip is formed into an elliptical shape by an optical means such as a cylindrical lens, a variation in absorbance that accompanies elution of a marker regent is detected while the elliptical beam is applied between a marker reagent hold part and a detection part, and a measurement is automatically started in a prescribed period of time since the detection of variation. According to the chromatography quantitative measuring apparatus so configured, non-uniform coloration is reduced by shaping the beam elliptically with the optical means, whereby the accuracy of quantitative analysis is enhanced, and the apparatus can be operated easily.

Chromatography quantitative measuring apparatus

In a chromatography quantitative measuring apparatus, a beam applied from a light source to a chromatography test strip is formed into an elliptical shape by an optical means such as a cylindrical lens, a variation in absorbance that accompanies elution of a marker regent is detected while the elliptical beam is applied between a marker reagent hold part and a detection part, and a measurement is automatically started in a prescribed period of time since the detection of variation. According to the chromatography quantitative measuring apparatus so configured, non-uniform coloration is reduced by shaping the beam elliptically with the optical means, whereby the accuracy of quantitative analysis is enhanced, and the apparatus can be operated easily.

Disclosed is a technology of discharging, from a drug cartridge, a drug instructed to discharge, while managing a plurality of drugs stored in a drug cartridge. The technology makes it possible to correctly discharge the drugs even when the dosing order of the drugs is changed. A medical agent dispenser has: a main body case (); an annular drug cartridge () which is housed in the main body case () and has a plurality of holders () at equal intervals in the longitudinal direction; a discharge mechanism () which discharges the drugs from the holders (); and an input interface () which receives operations of leading the drug to be discharged. Based on the number of operations the input interface () has received, gears (), i.e., rotating mechanisms which rotationally transfer the drug cartridge (), are controlled.

Medical agent dispenser

Device for chromatographic quantitative measurement

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Ehime, Japan

Kaoru Shigematsu