Seikagaku Corporation

Adv Antest Corporation

Takao Murayama

Taiichi Sirogane

Masafumi Yaguchi

Katsumi Kojima

Toshiyuki Kiyokawa

Yuichi Nansai

The present invention provides a therapeutic agent for disc herniation, which has extremely few adverse side effects, can achieve a prolonged pain-ameliorating effect when administered in only a single dose, and can exhibit a high therapeutic effect and high safety in clinical applications. The present invention relates to a therapeutic agent for disc herniation, which is characterized by containing chondroitinase ABC as an active ingredient and being administered in such a manner that the ingredient can be administered into a human disk in an amount of 1-8 units per disk.

Therapeutic agent for disc herniation

An IC chip testing apparatus comprising a chamber,having inside it a test stage,for testing an IC chip,, cooling units,able to cool the inside of the chamber,to a temperature less than ordinary temperature, heating units,able to heat the inside of the chamber,to return it to ordinary temperature, temperature sensors,for detecting the temperature inside the chamber,, and a temperature controller,for controlling the outputs of the cooling units and/or heating units,in accordance with the outputs from the temperature sensors. The apparatus not only makes the temperature control stop but also automatically performs ordinary temperature reset processing when an alarm signal of a temperature abnormality inside the chamber is detected. Further, the apparatus automatically performs ordinary temperature reset processing when the time of continuous operation of the device testing apparatus is more than a predetermined time. In accordance with the apparatus, condensation can be effectively prevented from occurring inside the chamber even when a temperature alarm is emitted or the testing apparatus is operated continuously for a long period of time.

Device testing apparatus and test method

An IC handler affords ICs to be tested for a sufficiently long period of time for them to take up either heat or cold. A turntable is formed with N circular rows of positioning recesses lying on concentric circles. ICs to be tested are successively fed into the positioning recesses of either the outermost or innermost row. When each of the ICs makes a revolution with the rotation of the turntable, the IC is crossed over into one of the positioning recesses of another one of the rows. After the IC has made at least one revolution, it further travels through a predetermined angle from the cross-over position to a position of delivery to a testing section, and is then delivered to the testing section.

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Tokyo, Japan

Takao Murayama