Automatic lancet

Surgery – Truss – Pad

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128329R, A61B 1734

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042301181

ABSTRACT:
An automatic lancet device for use in pricking a patient's skin to yield a blood sample. The device comprises an arm pivoted at one end in a housing and protruding therefrom at its other end through an arcuate slot in the housing, the outer end of the arm being formed outside the housing as a carrier which will hold a replaceable mounted needle with its point projecting tangentially. The arm is spring-biassed in the angular direction corresponding to the direction in which the needle points, and can be held retracted against the spring means by a latch in the housing. When the latch is released the arm is swung forwardly by the spring means to effect a pricking operation. The spring is arranged to be slightly over-center with respect to the arm pivot when the arm is fully forward, to assist the recoil of the arm. A detachable finger rest is mounted in the housing, and includes a ring for resting on the patient's skin, so that the needle projects through the ring for pricking.

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patent: 6288 (1849-04-01), Johnson
patent: 16478 (1857-01-01), Gordon
patent: 16479 (1857-01-01), Gordon
patent: 55620 (1866-06-01), Capewell
patent: 2646799 (1953-07-01), Jacoby

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