Quantitative skin allergic test device
First Claim
1. A multileg skin-allergic testing device of the type that includes a rectangular-plate-like finger grip and a plurality of legs longitudinally attached to the finger grip to form an integral body, wherein each leg is furnished with a plurality of punctures at an end thereof;
- wherein each of said legs being provided with at least a raised portion at the same end as where the puncturers are applied into a human skin, said raised portion is in a spaced apart relationship with respect to said puncturers to act as a stop, each of said puncturers having a length greater than the height of said raised portion by a predetermined value which is less than the thickness of the epidermis layer of the human skin, so that each puncturer will not penetrate through the epidermis layer of the skin of a human due to said raised portion being acting as a stop during a skin allergic test.
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Abstract
The present invention relates to an improved quantitative skin allergic test device, which has a finger grip to be held by fingers and multiple legs longitudinally attached to the finger grip. Each leg has a cover having a sealing plug portion adaptful for the mouth of an antigen container, an elongated stem extending from the sealing plug portion, and a raised portion as well as a plurality of punctures provided at the end of the elongated stem. The raised portion and punctures being capable of carrying sufficient antigen liquid therebetween to conduct the test. The raised portion may be act as a stop to limit excessive penetration of the punctures, therefore preventing the epidermis layer of the skin of a patient from being penetrated through while conducting a skin allergic test so as to obtain an accurate interpretation of the test result.
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17 Claims
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1. A multileg skin-allergic testing device of the type that includes a rectangular-plate-like finger grip and a plurality of legs longitudinally attached to the finger grip to form an integral body, wherein each leg is furnished with a plurality of punctures at an end thereof;
wherein each of said legs being provided with at least a raised portion at the same end as where the puncturers are applied into a human skin, said raised portion is in a spaced apart relationship with respect to said puncturers to act as a stop, each of said puncturers having a length greater than the height of said raised portion by a predetermined value which is less than the thickness of the epidermis layer of the human skin, so that each puncturer will not penetrate through the epidermis layer of the skin of a human due to said raised portion being acting as a stop during a skin allergic test. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
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9. A skin allergic testing device comprising:
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a multileg skin-allergic testing device having a rectangular-plate-like finger grip, multiple legs longitudinally attached to the finger grip to form an integral body and a plurality of punctures furnished at an end of each of said legs;
each of said legs being provided with at least a raised portion at the same end where the punctures being furnished, said raised portion is in a spaced apart relationship with respect to said punctures to act as a stop, each of said punctures having a length greater than the height of said raised portion by a predetermined value which is less than the thickness of the epidermis layer of human skin;a plurality of antigen containers, each of said containers having an inner compartment for storing antigen solution and a top mouth for receiving a leg of the multileg skin-allergic testing device; and a tray having a plurality of round holes formed thereon, each of said round holes being capable to receive one of said antigen containers, the amount and positions of the round holes being so designed that, when taking said multileg skin-allergic testing device to mate with said tray, the legs of the multileg skin-allergic testing device are exactly put into the antigen containers which are received in the round holes of the tray. - View Dependent Claims (10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17)
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