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Lancing and analysis device

  • US 20100256525A1
  • Filed: 10/06/2009
  • Published: 10/07/2010
  • Est. Priority Date: 04/18/2007
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A lancing device for generating a puncture wound in a body part to obtain a body fluid sample with a first analytical consumable, the first analytical consumable comprising a lancing element for carrying out an analysis of a medically significant component of the sample with a second analytical consumable comprising a test element, the lancing device comprising:

  • a pressing member for pressing the lancing device against the body part at a sampling site;

    a housing comprising a body part contact opening in contact the body part, wherein the lancing element is disposed within the housing in an initial position and in proximity of the body part contact opening;

    a control device for checking whether an amount of the obtained body fluid sample is sufficient for carrying out the analysis with the test element after a lancing movement; and

    a drive for driving the lancing element in the lancing movement along a predetermined lancing path into a lancing position, wherein the lancing movement comprises a rapid puncture movement directly followed by a return movement, wherein a first step of the lancing movement comprises generating a puncture wound at the sampling site for obtaining the body fluid sample and wherein a further step of the lancing movement comprises moving at least one of the analytical consumables in an extending movement into a contact position if the result of the control device check indicates an insufficient amount of body fluid sample to carry out the analysis, the at least one of the analytical consumables remains in a position near the body part contact opening during a deployment period, wherein the at least one of the analytical consumables can be brought into contact with the body fluid sample by a user by manual positioning the lancing device to manually take up the body fluid sample obtained by manually milking the sampling site in the region of the puncture wound;

    wherein the extending movement differs from the rapid puncture movement in that the analytical consumable remains longer in the contact position than in the lancing position, and wherein when in the contact position, the analytical consumable is brought into contact with the body fluid sample by the user during the deployment period.

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