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    • 专利摘要:
    A technique for generally determining the volume of a layer of a constituent material in a centrifugally separated mixture of material. A centrifuge tube is used to hold the material mixture and an appropriately shaped body is disposed in the tube in the zone occupied by the constituent material whose volume is to be measured. The body reduces the available volume within the tube which may be occupied by the constituent material, and thus expands the axial extent of the constituent material to make visual measurement of the constituent material more accurate.
    公开号:SU1168104A3
    申请号:SU772466662
    申请日:1977-03-31
    公开日:1985-07-15
    发明作者:С.Вордлоу Стефен；А.Левайн Роберт；В.Масси Джеймс
    申请人:Стефен С.Вордлоу, Роберт А.Левайн и Джеймс В.Масси III (US)；
    IPC主号:
    专利说明:

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    This invention relates to medical laboratory equipment and relates to devices for quickly visually measuring the approximate volume of a layer of a component of a material in a centrifuged mixture of materials.
    Various methods have been proposed for measuring the volume of a layer that is a component of a mixture of materials (and this mixture was centrifuged to separate the layers forming the material according to density or specific weight). Such methods have found particular use for measuring components of various biological fluids, such as blood. The most difficult to quickly and easily measure blood component is a buffer layer consisting of various types of cell proteins and platelets. In the centrifuged anticoagulated complex of the whole blood sample, the buffer layer is placed between the red cell layer and the plasma layer, however, due to the insignificant size of the buffer layer, there is still no fast method for its measurement.
    One method for determining the white cell count is to use an accurately measured volume of whole blood, which is diluted and placed in an optical counting chamber of a given volume. A sample of the diluted blood is examined with a microscope and the white blood cells, or leukocytes, are visually counted. This method is time consuming, relatively expensive equipment, and it has errors due to inaccurate measurement and inaccurate sample dilution.
    A device for determining the volume of the buffer layer of a blood clot of anticoagulated blood is known, which contains a transparent cylindrical container for a centrifuged blood sample. The vessel is a centrifuged container with a middle axial zone with a narrowed inner diameter, which forms a narrow vertical column of white blood cells due to the reduced volume. In such a case, to lift a blood sample so that the leukocytes can occupy the narrow median axial chon of the vessel, material is required.
    density, such as mercury. Leukocytes that have been properly positioned are aspirated out of the vessel and undergo further investigation.
    However, the known device does not allow to quickly and accurately determine the volume of the buffer layer, while the visual assessment is difficult.
    0 The purpose of the invention is to accelerate the determination and increase the objectivity of the visual determination.
    The goal is achieved by the fact that the device for determining
    5 of the volume of the buffer layer of the blood clot of the actikoagulyatirovanny blood, containing a transparent cylindrical container for the centrifuged blood sample, is equipped with a float made of a specific material. weighing 1.02-1.09 g / cm, having an elongated shape, the capacity being a capillary tube, and the float is installed inside the latter with the formation of a gap with the inner surface of the tube. Figure 1 shows the device in disassembled form; Fig. 2 is an axial section of a cap tube; on
    0 FIG. 3 is an axial section of the device (FIG. 1) when used for visual calculations} in FIGS. 4-6, some perspective images are some. float options; figure 7 is an axial section of a modified float shown in figure 3; -fig.8 - axial section of the modified float shown in, 6, figures 9 and 10 - various embodiments of the float, which can be used as a volume-occupying mass.
    Figure 1 shows one of the forms of implementation of the device, which
    It can be used to visually determine the approximate number of white cells and platelets in a whole blood sample. The device has a capillary tube 1 of conventional construction with an opening 2, which can be open at both ends of the tube 1. Inside the tube 1 is placed a float 3. In Fig. 1, the float 3 has the form of a straight cylindrical or plug-shaped insert,
    made of material having a specific weight of 1.02-1.09 g / cm, whereby the float floats on the ground
    3
    centrifuged red cells. Due to its shape, the float 3 is held in the opening 2 of the tube 1, since the axes of both in the main VI coincide. The diameter of the float 3 is small enough relative to the diameter of the opening 2 of the tube 1 so that it can slide in the opening of the tube and shift during the centrifugation of the blood sample into the layer of red cells and float in it after centrifugation.
    The difference in the respective diameters of the float 3 and the opening 2 of the tube 1 forms a gap of limited volume and this volume is occupied by a centrifuged layer of white cells and platelets. By limiting the size of the volume that is free for the buffer layer, it is possible to increase the height or thickness of the buffer layer compared to this parameter in an unlimited diameter channel of the capillary tube. In this way, an increase in the volume of the buffer layer in the blood samples studied is provided; this will allow determining the level of white cells and platelets: high, low or medium. The result of such a general definition will show the need to carry out other more accurate analyzes. The degree of increase in the height of the buffer layer can be changed by changing the difference in the diameters of the float 3 and the opening 2 of the tube 1. Thus, the expansion factor can be achieved from four to twenty. For example, the expansion factor 9 can be achieved. The apparent elongation of the buffer layer is due to the fact that the volume occupied by the float 3 in tube 2 is placed against the layer of red cells, and this reduces the free volume for the buffer layer by 0.75 times or more,
    Fig. 2 shows a capillary tube 1 containing a blood sample with layers of its components separated by centrifugation. The lower end of the tube aperture is closed with a plug 4 made of clay, wax, etc., before centrifugation. The height of the red cell layer is usually indicated by R, the height of the white cell and platelet layer, t, e, of the buffer layer. B, and the height of the plasma layer is R. Osev. The extent of the white cell and platelet layer B is very small and not 681044
    it is possible to detect abnormally high or low or medium white cell and platelet counts,
    The sample is subjected to centrifugation in tube 1, into the hole of which a volume-filling float 3 is inserted. As can be seen from FIG. 3, the hole
    IQ 2 tubes and side surface
    the float 3 forms directly above the red cell layer R an annular gap V, which in the centrifuging process fills with buffer
    by layer. The annular gap V is considerably narrower than the corresponding free space in the tube opening. The axial strike of the buffer layer occupying the gap significantly increases from this, t, e, the distance
    between the upper and lower meniscus of the buffer layer is much larger than that shown in FIG. 2. In order to visually determine the number of white cells and platelets, the minimum increase in the length of the layer should be at least 4 times. If desired, an apparatus for determining high, low or medium white blood cell and platelet counts can be used.
    The scale is 5. On the scale 5 there are marks, indicating high, low and medium levels of the buffer layer. Measurement of the distance by the upper and lower meniscus of the buffer meniscus
    This layer allows to determine the content of white cells and platelets. With the help of the device shown in FIG. 3, it is possible, using mechanical optical or electrical means.
    to estimate the relative axial elongation of the buffer layer.
    The device is applied as follows.
    The float 3 is inserted into the opening 2 of the tube 1, after which the ends of the tube can be bent inward so that the float cannot fall out of the tube, or the float 3 can be glued to
    the wall of the opening 2 tubes 1 blood-soluble composition, such as gum arabic. Tube 1 is then used in the usual manner to take a blood sample from a patient by pressing with a finger or t, p. Selected
    the sample is centrifuged, as a result, the separation and elongation of the buffer layer occurs (see FIG. 3). An axial oblong shape of the float 3 can be obtained by melt extrusion of a synthetic resin, followed by cutting the extruded material into segments of the desired length. Floats can also be prepared by pouring molten resin under pressure. The specific gravity or transverse bulk density of the material is 1.021, 09 g / cm, preferably about IjOA g / cm, whereby the float 3 floats on the red cell layer and is immersed in the buffer layer. Acronitrile-butadienenitrile can be used as acceptable material styrene and stol copolymer MMA. To form the insert, you can also use a material from several layers of different suitable weights, so long as the specific volume weight of the multilayer material has a specified value. In Figures 1 and 3, the float 3 has a straight cylindrical shape, and in Figures 4-6 and to, floats of a different configuration are shown. Figure 4 shows a float having one or more axial channels formed on its lateral surfaces. The channels form passages in which a buffer layer is placed during the centrifuging process. Figure 5 shows a float with a cylindrical side wall. In the latter, an axial channel is formed, in which the buffer layer is located. The channel has a narrowed mouth at the bottom. The channel volume expands logarithically from the mouth to the upper end. The use of a logarithmic or non-linear scale expansion channel provides more accurate determined the number of white cells and platelets in the case of large dispersion of the result
    tat, taking place at abnormally low or abnormally high number of counted units. Fig, 7 shows the logarithmic slope of the channel wall.
    Fig. 6 shows a float, the lower end of which is located near or inside the layer of red cells. The float may have a cylindrical shape in a short section. The side wall of the float then has a logarithmic or other non-linear inclination that extends upwards into the axis.
    To further increase the length of the buffer layer, microspheres can be applied to the outer surface of the float or any channels formed in it. Microspheres can be glued to each other and to the float with the help of soluble glue, for example with the help of blood soluble in blood,
    The use of an axially elongated float allows a multiple increase in the length of the axially elongated layer, in particular, about 4 towards the upper end of the float. Fig, 8 shows the logarithmic slope of the side wall to the axis. This configuration improves the counting accuracy over a wide range of cell contents due to a logarithmic or non-linear increase in the size of the free space between the side wall of the insert and the wall of the tube opening, in which the buffer layer is located. 10 shows a float in the form of a stepped cylinder. The lower zone itself has the largest diameter, which ensures a large multiple extension of the buffer layer, for example, by a factor of 20. The upper zone has a smaller diameter and provides a smaller coefficient of elongation of the buffer layer, for example, threefold. The insert provides multiple linear elongation of the buffer layer, and can be used to quickly detect an unusually large number of white cells and Platelets. A high content of the latter is detected by the exit of the buffer layer beyond the stage. A zone of smaller diameter gives an idea of how much the number of white cells and platelets is above normal. Figure 9 shows the float tsilin-. It has an elongated handle that aids in the insertion of a float into a capillary tube and protrudes beyond the end of the latter. The handle can be taken by hand after the blood sample has been inserted into the capillary tube, and by pumping up and down to ensure that the paint is mixed with the blood. The handle can be attached to the float of the weakened zone, whereby it can be torn off from the insert after mixing, but before centrifugation. 4-20 times. When determining the number of white cells and platelets in a blood sample, preference is given to increasing the axial length of the layer of white cells by about 5-15 times. .. Multiple lengthening of the buffer layer in the specified preferred range leads to stratification according to the specific gravity of the individual components of the buffer layer, to polymorphic cells and mononuclear cells, including lymphocytes, monocytes and platelets. The components of the buffer layer are stratified in the order of specific gravity, first polycells, then mono lymphocytes (in one layer), and then platelets. By making the float from a material of the indicated specific gravity with an appropriate degree of axial elongation, the float easily sits on the upper part of the red cell layer of the centrifuged blood sample. It is in this part of the red cells that reticulocytes or immature border cells are located during centrifugation. The float, therefore, causes the axial lengthening of the reticulocytic sublayer of the red cell layer. It turned out that adding fluorescent paint to the blood sample allows an approximate reticulocyte count. This result may help the physician in determining the degree of new red cells in the patient's blood. Before observing the internal stratification of the buffer layer and the layer of reticulocytes, a fluorescent dye, such as Acridine orange 04, can be introduced into the sample before centrifugation. Ink is absorbed to varying degrees by various components of the buffer layer and reticulocytes. In the light, different layers have different degrees of fluorescence. By illuminating a tube with light with an appropriate wavelength, it is possible to determine the thickness of each sublayer of the buffer layer and the thickness of the reticulocyte layer. If desired, delamination can be observed by optical magnification. The paint can be applied to the wall of the tube orifice, it can be covered with a float, or it can be inserted into the float in the form of self-holding, but soluble mass. When using non-anticoagulated blood, blood can also be injected in the same way. The device according to the invention provides a ninefold axial increase in the distance between the upper and lower meniscuses of the buffer layer of centrifuged whole blood, has a capillary tube, and is centrifuged to a tube with an internal diameter. rum is 0.05575 inches (1.42 mm). The float is a straight cylinder made of Rexolite, a cross-linked styrene with a specific weight of 1.04 g / cm, diameters of 0.053 (1.35 mm), height of about t / 2 (12 , 7 mm). The invention will provide a quick and cheap estimate of the number of white cells and platelets in a centrifuged whole blood sample. Using proper multiple elongation of the buffer layer, a device can be used to make a differentiated assessment of white cells and platelets. PJt FIG 3
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    权利要求:
    Claims (1)
    [1]
    DEVICE FOR DETERMINING THE VOLUME OF THE BLOOD BUFFER LAYER
    A CLOT OF ANTI-AAGULATED BLOOD, containing a transparent cylindrical container for centrifuging a blood sample, characterized in that, in order to accelerate the determination and increase the objectivity of the visual determination, it is equipped with a float made of a material with a specific gravity of 1.021.09 g / cm 3 having an elongated shape while the capacity is a capillary tube, and the float is installed inside the latter with the formation of a gap with the inner surface of the tube.
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