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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Mar. 10, 2026
Filed:
Dec. 27, 2019
Medical University of Vienna, Vienna, AT;
Kansai University, Osaka, JP;
Taisei Kako Co., Ltd., Osaka, JP;
Asahi Group Holdings, Ltd., Tokyo, JP;
Roberto Plasenzotti, Himberg, AT;
Bruno Karl Podesser, Vienna, AT;
Hideki Yamamoto, Osaka, JP;
Yusuke Negi, Osaka, JP;
Takafumi Yabuta, Osaka, JP;
Hidenari Nishikura, Osaka, JP;
Eiji Tamura, Hyogo, JP;
Kimito Kawamura, Ibaraki, JP;
MEDICAL UNIVERSITY OF VIENNA, Vienna, AT;
KANSAI UNIVERSITY, Osaka, JP;
TAISEI KAKO CO., LTD., Osaka, JP;
ASAHI GROUP HOLDINGS, LTD., Tokyo, JP;
Abstract
A blood-viscosity measurement method uses a collection tube includes a bottomed tube having an opening at one end in a length direction and a bottom at the other end in the length direction. A sealing plug includes a sealing part fitted in the opening of the bottomed tube in a hermetically sealed state, a cap part, and a thin connecting part. The sealing part includes a vertically penetrated insertion hole and fitted in the opening of the bottomed tube. The method includes collecting blood using a negative pressure state of the inner space, applying an external force to the cap portion to break the connecting part and removing the cap part to expose the insertion hole at an upper surface of the sealing part, and obtaining blood viscosity by causing a viscosity-measurement falling body to fall from the insertion hole, and measuring a fall terminal velocity of the falling body.
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