Insertion device for an insertion set and method of using the same
First Claim
1. An insertion device for inserting at least a portion of at least one piercing member of an insertion set through the skin of a patient, the insertion device comprising:
- a device housing including an angled end of the housing device to support a selectable insertion angle of the insertion device relative to the skin of the patient;
a carrier body slidably received within the device housing for movement between an advanced position and a retracted position, the carrier body includes a receiving structure to support the insertion set in a position with at least one piercing member oriented for insertion through the skin of the patient at the selectable insertion angle relative to the skin of the patient upon movement of the carrier body from the retracted position to the advanced position;
a driver operatively coupled between the device housing and the carrier body to urge the carrier body from the retracted position toward the advanced position to place at least a portion of the at least one piercing member of the insertion set through the skin of the patient to install the insertion set to the patient; and
wherein the receiving structure of the carrier body is removable from the insertion set while maintaining the installation of the insertion set to the patient.
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Abstract
An insertion device and insertion set. The insertion device for inserting at least a portion of at least one piercing member of an insertion set through the skin of a patient includes a device housing, a carrier body and a driver. The carrier body is slidably received within the device housing for movement between an advanced position and a retracted position. The carrier body also includes a receiving structure to support the insertion set in a position with the at least one piercing member oriented for insertion through the skin of the patient at a predetermined or variable angle relative to the skin of the patient upon movement of the carrier body from the retracted position to the advanced position. The driver is operatively coupled between the device housing and the carrier body to urge the carrier body from the retracted position toward the advanced position to place at least a portion of the at least one piercing member of the insertion set thorough the skin of the patient to install the insertion set to the patient. The receiving structure of the carrier body is removable from the insertion set while maintaining the installation of the insertion set to the patient.
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68 Claims
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1. An insertion device for inserting at least a portion of at least one piercing member of an insertion set through the skin of a patient, the insertion device comprising:
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a device housing including an angled end of the housing device to support a selectable insertion angle of the insertion device relative to the skin of the patient; a carrier body slidably received within the device housing for movement between an advanced position and a retracted position, the carrier body includes a receiving structure to support the insertion set in a position with at least one piercing member oriented for insertion through the skin of the patient at the selectable insertion angle relative to the skin of the patient upon movement of the carrier body from the retracted position to the advanced position; a driver operatively coupled between the device housing and the carrier body to urge the carrier body from the retracted position toward the advanced position to place at least a portion of the at least one piercing member of the insertion set through the skin of the patient to install the insertion set to the patient; and wherein the receiving structure of the carrier body is removable from the insertion set while maintaining the installation of the insertion set to the patient. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32)
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33. An insertion device for inserting at least a portion of at least one piercing member of an insertion set through the skin of a patient, the insertion device comprising:
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device housing means for holding parts of the insertion device, wherein the device housing means include angled end means for supporting a selectable insertion angle relative to the skin of the patient upon the movement of the angled end means and the placement of the insertion device relative to the skin of the patient; carrier means slidably received within the device housing means for movement between an advanced position and a retracted position, wherein the carrier means includes receiving means for supporting the insertion set in a position with the at least one piercing member oriented for insertion through the skin of the patient at the selectable insertion angle relative to the skin of the patient upon movement of the carrier means from the retracted position to the advanced position; driver means operatively coupled between the device housing means and the carrier means to urge the carrier means from the retracted position toward the advanced position to place at least a portion of the at least one piercing member of the insertion set thorough the skin of the patient to install the insertion set to the patient; and wherein the receiving means of the carrier means is removable from the insertion set while maintaining the installation of the insertion set to the patient. - View Dependent Claims (34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59)
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60. An insertion device for inserting at least a portion of at least one piercing member of an insertion set through the skin of a patient, the insertion device comprising:
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a device housing to support the insertion device relative to the skin of the patient; a carrier body slidably received within the device housing for movement between an advanced position and a retracted position, the carrier body includes a receiving structure to support the insertion set in a position with at least one piercing member oriented for insertion through the skin of the patient upon movement of the carrier body from the retracted position to the advanced position; a locking mechanism to engage at least a portion of an insertion set and secure it to the receiving structure of the carrier body, and to substantially prevent the premature release of the carrier body before securing it in position against the patient'"'"'s skin; a driver operatively coupled between the device housing and the carrier body to urge the carrier body from the retracted position toward the advanced position to place at least a portion of the at least one piercing member of the insertion set through the skin of the patient to install the insertion set to the patient; and wherein the receiving structure of the carrier body is removable from the insertion set while maintaining the installation of the insertion set to the patient. - View Dependent Claims (61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68)
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1 Specification
This is a division of application Ser. No. 09/839,052 filed on Apr. 20, 2001, now U.S. Pat. No. 6,607,509 which is a continuation-in-part of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 09/215,356, filed Dec. 18, 1998, now U.S. Pat. No. 6,293,925 which is a continuation-in-part of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 09/002,303, filed Dec. 31, 1997, now U.S. Pat. No. 6,093,172 both of which are herein specifically incorporated by reference. U.S. patent application Ser. No. 09/002,303 is a continuation-in-part of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 08/795,968 filed Feb. 5, 1997 now U.S Pat. No. 5,851,197.
This invention relates generally to an insertion device for automatic placement of an insertion set through the skin of a patient, and in particular embodiments to a compact and easily operated insertion device for placement of an insertion needle of a subcutaneous insertion set or the like through the skin of a patient with a controlled force and insertion speed by the patient.
Medical needles are widely used in the course of patient care and treatment, particularly with respect to the delivery of selected medications to a patient. In one common form, hollow hypodermic needles are employed for transcutaneous delivery of a selected medication from a syringe or the like. In another common form, insertion needles are employed for transcutaneous placement of a soft and relatively flexible tubular cannula, followed by insertion needle removal and subsequent infusion of medical fluid to the patient through the cannula. More recently, insertion needles have also been used for transcutaneously placing other medical devices such as a subcutaneous sensor for monitoring specified patient parameters, such as blood glucose level.
In certain medical treatment regimens, it may be necessary or desirable for the patient to transcutaneously place the medical needle. For example, diabetic patients frequently self-administer insulin injections or periodically place a subcutaneous insertion with a cannula for subsequent programmable delivery of insulin by means of a medication infusion pump of the general type described in U.S. Pat. No. 4,685,903. Such subcutaneous insertion sets are disclosed, for example, in U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,755,173; 5,176,662; and 5,257,980 which are incorporated by reference herein. Diabetic patients may also use a subcutaneous insertion set to periodically place a transcutaneous glucose sensor wherein such sensor insertion sets are disclosed, for example, In U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,390,674; 5,568,806; 5,586,553, which are also incorporated by reference herein.
Some patients are reluctant or hesitant to pierce their own skin with a medical needle, and thus encounter difficulties in correct needle placement for proper administration of the medication. Such difficulties can be attributable to insufficient manual dexterity or skill to achieve proper needle placement or, alternately to, anxiety associated with anticipated discomfort as the needle pierces the skin. This problem can be especially significant with medications delivered via a subcutaneous flexible insertion set, since incorrect placement can cause kinking of the cannula and resultant obstruction of medication flow to the patient. Cannula kinking can be due to insertion set placement at an incorrect angle relative to the patient'"'"'s skin, and/or needle placement with an incorrect force and speed of insertion.
The present invention relates to an automatic injector, particularly for use with a subcutaneous insertion set, for quickly and easily placing an insertion needle through the skin of a patient at the correct insertion angle, and with a speed and force of insertion which minimizes patient discomfort.
It is an object of an embodiment of the present invention to provide an improved insertion device and insertion set, which obviates for practical purposes, the above mentioned limitations.
According to an embodiment of the invention, an injector is provided for quick and easy transcutaneous placement of a medical needle through the skin of a patient, particularly such as an insertion of a subcutaneous insertion set. The injector is designed to place the needle through the skin at a selected insertion angle and with a controlled force and speed of insertion, to ensure proper needle placement with minimal patient discomfort. The injector is particularly designed to meet these objectives, while safeguarding against undesired projection of the medical needle through free space, in the event that the injector is actuated in spaced relation to the patient'"'"'s skin.
The injector comprises a spring-loaded plunger having a head for receiving and supporting an insertion set in a position with an insertion projecting outwardly for transcutaneous placement through the skin of a patient. The plunger is designed for retraction and retention within a barrel to a cocked position with a drive spring compressed in a manner applying a predetermined spring force to the plunger head. A front or nose end of the injector barrel is designed for pressed placement against the skin of a patient, at a selected needle insertion site, and in an orientation with the needle disposed at a correct or desired insertion angle. A trigger member is operable to release the plunger and thereby permit the drive spring to carry the insertion set toward the patient'"'"'s skin with a controlled force and speed, resulting in proper transcutaneous placement of the insertion needle with minimal patient discomfort.
The plunger head includes a safety lock mechanism to retain the insertion set against projection from the injector barrel. In one preferred form, the safety lock mechanism comprises at least one and preferably a pair of safety lock arms for engaging and retaining the insertion set when the plunger is retracted from a fully advanced position. Each safety lock arm includes a cam lobe for engaging an appropriately shaped recess on the insertion set to prevent release thereof from the plunger head, unless and until the plunger head is returned to the fully advanced position. In such fully advanced position, the shape of the cam lobe permits quick and easy separation of the injector from the insertion set with a minimal separation force.
In operation, the safety lock arms thus prevent projection of the insertion set from the injector, in the event that the trigger member is actuated with the nose end of the barrel spaced from the skin of a patient. In that event, the plunger head is advanced with the controlled force and speed to the fully advanced position, but the insertion set is not thrown from the injector as a projectile. Instead, the insertion set travels rapidly with the plunger head to the fully advanced position, whereat the injector can be separated with minimal separation force from the insertion set.
In an alternative preferred form, the safety lock mechanism comprises a plunger head having a cylindrical shape defining a forwardly open cavity for receiving and supporting an insertion set with the insertion needle and cannula projecting outwardly. In this embodiment, the plunger head includes a radially inwardly projecting rim at a forward or nose end thereof, wherein the rim defines an oval-shaped opening. The size of the rim opening permits relatively free reception of a hub on the insertion set, with the infusion set oriented at an angle relative to a central axis of the plunger head and barrel. The insertion set is then reoriented to align the insertion needle coaxially with the central axis of the banal and plunger head, so that the rim is received into a recess on the insertion set and functions to retain the infusion set against undesired release from the injector during spring-driven placement of the needle. After needle placement, the injector is released from the insertion set with minimal separation force by orienting the injector angularly relative to the insertion set to permit free slide out passage of the hub through the oval rim opening.
In a further alternative form of the invention, the plunger head is shaped to define a laterally open undercut slot sized for relatively free slide-fit reception of the needle hub of the insertion set. In this version, the insertion set is assembled quickly and easily with the plunger head of the injector by laterally sliding the hub into the laterally open slot, thereby orienting the medical needle generally coaxially relative to the central axis of the injector barrel and plunger head. In this position, the plunger head can be retracted and locked, followed by appropriate trigger member release for transcutaneously placing the medical insertion needle. After the needle is placed on the patient, the injector can be disassembled from the insertion set by laterally sliding the injector relative to the needle hub. Alternatively, the injector can be withdrawn or retracted from the patient'"'"'s skin to slidably separate the needle from the insertion set which remains in place on the patient'"'"'s skin.
In other embodiments of the present invention, an insertion device for inserting at least a portion of at least one piercing member of an insertion set through the skin of a patient includes a device housing, a carrier body and a driver. The carrier body is slidably received within the device housing for movement between an advanced position and a retracted position. The carrier body also includes a receiving structure to support the insertion set in a position with the at least one piercing member oriented for insertion through the skin of the patient at a predetermined angle relative to the skin of the patient upon movement of the carrier body from the retracted position to the advanced position. The driver is operatively coupled between the device housing and the carrier body to urge the carrier body with a controlled force and speed from the retracted position toward the advanced position to place at least a portion of the at least one piercing member of the insertion set thorough the skin of the patient to install the insertion set to the patient. The receiving structure of the carrier body is removable from the insertion set while maintaining the installation of the insertion set to the patient.
In particular embodiments, the predetermined angle relative to the skin is about 90 degrees, between 90 degrees and 10 degrees, or is after insertion between 0 and 10 degrees. In additional embodiments, the insertion set is a transcutaneous insertion set, a subcutaneous insertion set, an infusion set, sensor set or the like. In still other embodiments, the insertion set rests mainly on the surface of the skin after insertion or the insertion set is implanted in the skin of the patient. In preferred embodiments, the at least one piercing member is a needle. In alternative embodiments, the at least one piercing member is a plurality of needles, and can also be a plurality of micro-needles. Also, in some embodiments, the insertion set insertion set can be both an infusion set and a sensor set combined into an integral unit.
In yet other embodiments the insertion device, the device housing has a forward end defining a generally planar angled insertion contact surface for placement against the skin of a patient with the device housing in a predetermined orientation relative to the patient'"'"'s skin that mirrors the predetermined angle relative to the skin of the patient. Other embodiments include a trigger mechanism that actuates the driver. For instance, the trigger mechanism includes at least one trigger for fingertip depression to actuate the driver for movement of the carrier body from the retracted position to the advanced position. In addition, the driver can include at least one spring for spring-loaded movement of the carrier body from the retracted position to the advanced position. Further, the driver can include a force changing mechanism that permits alteration of the controlled force and speed of the carrier body moving from the retracted position to the advanced position from one insertion cycle to another insertion cycle. In still further embodiments, the device housing and the carrier body include a cooperatively engageable track mechanism for guiding movement of the carrier body between the advanced and retracted positions while retaining the carrier body against rotation relative to the device housing.
In additional embodiments of the insertion device, the at least one piercing member is provided with a piercing member hub as part of the insertion set. In addition, the receiving structure of the carrier body includes a recess formed therein for mated slide-fit reception of the piercing member hub of the insertion set. Further, the recess of the receiving structure can include a laterally open undercut recess. Alternatively, the receiving structure may include a safety retainer structure that retains the at least one piercing member on the receiving structure during movement from the retracted position to the advanced position. This safety retainer structure permits separation of the at least one piercing member from the carrier body when the carrier body is in the advanced position.
Yet another embodiment of the present invention is directed to an insertion set for insertion through the skin of a patient by an insertion device. The insertion device has a slidable carrier body for movement between an advanced position and a retracted position. The carrier body of the insertion device including a receiving structure to support the insertion set in a position for insertion through the skin of the patient upon movement of the carrier body from the retracted position to the advanced position. The insertion device also having a driver operatively coupled to the carrier body that urges the carrier body with a controlled force and speed from the retracted position toward the advanced position for insertion of the insertion set thorough the skin of the patient. The insertion set includes at least one piercing member and a set housing. The at least one piercing member includes a portion of the at least one piercing member that is insertable through the skin of the patient. The set housing is coupled to the at least one piercing member. Also, the set housing is shaped to fit within the carrier body of the insertion device to orient the at least one piercing member for placement through the skin of the patient of at least a portion of the at least one piercing member at a predetermined angle relative to the skin of the patient to install the insertion set to the patient. The set housing of the insertion set is removable from the receiving structure of the carrier body while maintaining the installation of the insertion set to the patient.
In particular embodiments of the insertion set, the predetermined angle relative to the skin is about 90 degrees, between 90 degrees and 10 degrees, or is after insertion between 0 and 10 degrees. In additional embodiments, the insertion set is a transcutaneous insertion set, a subcutaneous insertion set, an infusion set, sensor set or the like. In still other embodiments, the insertion set rests mainly on the surface of the skin after insertion or the insertion set is implanted in the skin of the patient. In preferred embodiments, the at least one piercing member is a needle. In alternative embodiments, the at least one piercing member is a plurality of needles, and can also be a plurality of micro-needles. Also, in some embodiments, the insertion set can be both an infusion set and a sensor set combined into an integral unit.
In other embodiments of the present invention, an insertion device for inserting at least a portion of at least one piercing member of an insertion set through the skin of a patient includes a device housing with an angled end, a carrier body and a driver. The device housing includes an angled end of the housing device to support a selectable insertion angle of the insertion device relative to the skin of the patient. The carrier body is slidably received within the device housing for movement between an advanced position and a retracted position. The carrier body also includes a receiving structure to support the insertion set in a position with at least one piercing member oriented for insertion through the skin of the patient at the selectable insertion angle relative to the skin of the patient upon movement of the carrier body from the retracted position to the advanced position. The driver is operatively coupled between the device housing and the carrier body to urge the carrier body from the retracted position toward the advanced position to place at least a portion of the at least one piercing member of the insertion set through the skin of the patient to install the insertion set to the patient. The receiving structure of the carrier body is removable from the insertion set while maintaining the installation of the insertion set to the patient.
In particular embodiments, a portion of the angled end includes a multi-planar surface to facilitate the selection of selectable insertion angle. In additional embodiments, the angled end is a separate-rotatable member connected to the device housing by at least one pin to facilitate the movement of the device housing about the separate-rotatable member and support the selectable insertion angle of the insertion device. In other embodiments, the separate-rotatable member of the device housing includes a contact surface to provide a substantially flat contact surface for the insertion device against the patient'"'"'s skin.
In additional embodiments, the piercing-member insertion angle is from 20 degrees to 45 degrees, or is between 0 and 20. In other embodiments, a portion of the angled end forms a curved opening with two arms surrounding the receiving structure, and the two arms extend beyond the receiving structure of the carrier body to support the device housing at the selectable insertion angle of the insertion device. In other embodiments, the receiving structure has a skin contacting surface with a multi-planar front end. The multi planar front end of the receiving structure is shaped to be co-extensive with the angled end of the device housing when the carrier body is in the advanced position to facilitate insertion at the selectable insertion angle of the device housing relative to the patient'"'"'s skin.
In yet other embodiments, the receiving structure may include a locking mechanism to engage at least a portion of the insertion set. In addition, the locking mechanism may include teeth which are coupled to the insertion set and secured in position by a spring member to facilitate locking and placement of the piercing member at the selectable insertion angle of the device housing relative to the patient'"'"'s skin.
In yet still other embodiments, the selectable insertion angle relative to the skin is about 90 degrees, between 90 degrees and 10 degrees, or after insertion is greater than 0 and less than or equal to 10 degrees. In additional embodiments, the insertion set is a transcutaneous insertion set, a subcutaneous insertion set, rests mainly on the surface of the skin after insertion, or is fully implanted in the skin of the patient. In preferred embodiments, the at least one piercing member is a needle. In alternative embodiments, the at least one piercing member is at least one needle or a micro-needle. In some embodiments, the insertion set is an infusion set or a sensor set. In other embodiments, the insertion device includes a trigger mechanism that actuates the driver.
Another embodiment of the present invention is for an insertion device for inserting at least a portion of at least one piercing member of an insertion set through the skin of a patient includes a device housing, a carrier body, a locking mechanism and a driver. The device housing supports the insertion device relative to the skin of the patient. The carrier body is slidably received within the device housing for movement between an advanced position and a retracted position. The carrier body includes a receiving structure to support the insertion set in a position with at least one piercing member oriented for insertion through the skin of the patient upon movement of the carrier body from the retracted position to the advanced position. The locking mechanism is included to engage at least a portion of an insertion set and secure it to the receiving structure of the carrier body, and to substantially prevent the premature release of the carrier body before securing it in position against the patient'"'"'s skin. The driver is operatively coupled between the device housing and the carrier body to urge the carrier body from the retracted position toward the advanced position to place at least a portion of the at least one piercing member of the insertion set through the skin of the patient to install the insertion set to the patient. Also, the receiving structure of the carrier body is removable from the insertion set while maintaining the installation of the insertion set to the patient. In particular embodiments, the locking mechanism includes a lever arm coupled with teeth to secure the insertion set to the receiving end of the carrier body and a spring coupled between the lever arm and the receiving end of the carrier body to bias the lever arm in a locking position and facilitate the placement of the piercing member in the patient'"'"'s skin.
In further embodiments of the present invention an insertion device for inserting at least a portion of at least one piercing member of an insertion set through the skin of a patient includes a device housing, a carrier body, and a driver. The device housing supports the insertion device relative to the skin of the patient. The carrier body is slidably received within the device housing for movement between an advanced position and a retracted position. The carrier body also includes a receiving structure to support the insertion set in a position with at least one piercing member oriented for insertion through the skin of the patient upon movement of the carrier body from the retracted position to the advanced position. The driver is operatively coupled between the device housing and the carrier body to move the carrier body from the retracted position toward the advanced position to place at least a portion of the at least one piercing member of the insertion set through the skin of the patient to install the insertion set to the patient. Further, the receiving structure of the carrier body is removable from the insertion set while maintaining the installation of the insertion set to the patient.
In particular embodiments, the carrier body is a plunger to hold the insertion set and to insert it in the patient'"'"'s skin by moving from the retracted position to the advanced position. Also in other embodiments, the carrier body is operatively coupled to a detent within the device housing. The detent has a threshold force level that must be overcome to permit and to facilitate the movement of the plunger from the retracted position to the advanced position with a controlled force and speed. In additional embodiments, the distance traveled by the plunger within the device housing is equal to at least a distance required to fully insert the insertion set in the patient'"'"'s skin that is at least equal to an implantable length of the piercing member. Additionally, the carrier body may be adapted for use with different types of insertion sets.
Other features and advantages of the invention will become apparent from the following detailed description, taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings which illustrate, by way of example, various features of embodiments of the invention.
A detailed description of embodiments of the invention will be made with reference to the accompanying drawings, wherein like numerals designate corresponding parts in the several figures.
As shown in the drawings for purposes of illustration, the invention is embodied in an insertion device for insertion sets such as an infusion set, sensor set, medical device, or the like. Further embodiments of the insertion device may be used to insert other insertion sets or medical devices such as biodegradable implants, capsules, impregnated threads (with medications or the like). Other insertion sets may be directed to a threaded needle insertion set, such as that described in U.S. Pat. No. 5,584,813 issued Dec. 17, 1996 to Livingston et al. entitled “Subcutaneous Injection Set” and U.S. Pat. No. 5,779,665 issued on Jul. 14, 1998 to Mastrototaro et al. entitled “Transdermal Introducer Assembly”, which are herein incorporated by reference. In addition, the insertion sets may be coated with medications, or other agents, that inhibit infection and/or promote healing of the insertion site. Preferred embodiments of the insertion device and insertion sets are for transcutaneous placement of the insertion set in subcutaneous tissue. However, in alternative embodiments, the insertion set may be inserted into other subdermal tissues. In addition, still further embodiments may be used to place the sets in other types tissue, such as muscle, lymph, organ tissue or the like, and used in animal tissue. In preferred embodiments of the present invention, the insertion device is loaded with a standard hand-held insertion set, or the like, and then placed against the skin of the user, where the insertion device is activated to transcutaneously place a portion of the insertion set, or the like, subcutaneously in a quick manner that minimizes pain and/or discomfort to the user. However, it will be recognized that further embodiments of the invention may be used to place an entire insertion set, or the like, beneath the skin, rather than just a portion of the insertion set. As discussed, preferred embodiments of the insertion device are designed to accommodate off-the-shelf insertion sets, or the like. But, alternative embodiments may be used with customized insertion sets, or the like that have been altered to fit the insertion device in a particular orientation or configuration to improve safety and/or assure proper placement of the insertion set, or the like. In still other embodiments, the insertion sets, or the like may be angled and the devices are capable of insertion at angles between 0 and 90 degrees relative to the skin surface after insertion of the insertion set.
In preferred embodiments, the insertion set includes at least one piercing member to pierce the skin during insertion. In particular embodiments, the piercing member is a metal needle. In alternative embodiments, the needle may be hollow, solid, half needle (or other fraction), or the like. In further alternative embodiments, the piercing member may be made out of other materials, such as ceramic, plastic, composites, silicon micro-needles, biodegradable, hydrophilic substances, substances that soften and/or change once in contact with the body and/or bodily fluids, or the like. In other alternative embodiments, the insertion set may include more than one piercing member. For example, a single insertion set may include a piercing member for an infusion portion and another piercing member for a separate sensor portion, or the like. Alternatively, the insertion set may include a plurality of small piercing members on a small patch or substrate, such as a series of hollow micro-needles (such as from silicon, plastics, metal or the like) for infusion of a medication or a series of solid micro-needles for sensor applications (such as from silicon, plastics, metal or the like), which micro-needles are used to penetrate the skin.
As shown in the exemplary drawings, an injector (or insertion device) in accordance with a first embodiment of the present invention is referred to generally by the reference numeral 10 is provided for quick and easy transcutaneous placement of a medical needle, particularly such as an insertion needle 12 of the type provided with a subcutaneous insertion set 14 as depicted in
The automatic injector 10 of the present invention, as shown in the illustrative drawings, is particularly designed for placement of the insertion needle 12 of a subcutaneous insertion set 14, such as an insertion set of the general type shown and described in U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,755,173; 5,176,662; and 5,257,980, which are incorporated by reference herein. Such insertion sets 14 are used to infuse medical fluids such as selected medications to a patient, with one example being the administration of insulin to a diabetic by operation of a programmable medication infusion pump (not shown) of the type described in U.S. Pat. No. 4,685,903. Alternatively, the injector 10 may be used to transcutaneously place a medical needle associated with other types of insertion sets, such as transcutaneous sensor insertion sets of the general type shown and described in U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,390,671; 5,560,806 and 5,586,553, which are also incorporated by reference herein. Such insertion sets are used, for example, to monitoring patient glucose levels.
As shown best in
The injector 10 of the present invention represents a simple device which can be used by the patient to quickly and easily place the subcutaneous insertion set 14 in a proper transcutaneous position and orientation, at a selected medication insertion site. The injector 10 is designed to project the insertion set toward the patient'"'"'s skin 16 at a controlled force and speed for quickly piercing the skin in a manner insuring proper placement of the insertion needle 12 and cannula 26, while minimizing patient anxiety and/or discomfort. Improper and/or partial placement of the insertion needle 12 is thus avoided.
In general terms, as shown in one preferred form is
The plunger 30 includes the head 32 of generally cylindrical shape for slide-fit reception within the injector barrel 28. A forward end of the head 32 includes a cylindrical counterbore recess 44 for receiving the hub 18 and housing 20 of the insertion set 14, with the enlarged base wings 24 fitted against a pair of outwardly protruding backstop flanges 46 adapted for slide-fit reception within the cut outs 40 in the barrier nose end. A pair of track arms 48 (
The plunger 30 also includes a central drive stem 54 (
The trigger-type actuator assembly 34 is mounted on the rearward end of the injector barrel 28, and generally functions to releasibly retain the plunger 30 in a retracted and cocked position, ready for rapid and spring-loaded actuation upon depression of the trigger button 38 to place the insertion set 14 on the patient. More particularly, as shown best in
The trigger actuator assembly 34 additionally includes an actuator pin 72 mounted within a noncircular bore 74 (
The rearmost end of the actuator pin 72 defines the trigger button 38. As shown in
Depression of the actuator pin 72 by means of the trigger button 38 requires the lock ring 78 to be rotatably oriented in a position aligning the oblong recess 85 therein with the oblong land 84 on the actuator pin. Accordingly, when these oblong structures are rotationally aligned (
In accordance with one aspect of the invention, the plunger head 32 additionally includes a safety lock mechanism in the form of a pair of safety lock arms 94 pivotally carried in narrow slots 96 formed in the plunger head 32. These safety lock arms 94 have rearward ends connected to the head 30 by pivot pins 98, and forward ends defining contoured lock fingers 100 which protrude into the plunger head recess 44. As shown in
In preferred embodiments, the controlled speed and force of the insertion device is obtained by selecting a spring constant of a spring to propel and insert the insertion set at the proper speed and force to ensure penetration with minimal discomfort. In alternative embodiments, as shown in
Following separation of the injector 10 from the placed insertion set 14, the insertion needle 12 can be withdrawn quickly and easily from the cannula as viewed in
An alternative preferred form of the invention is shown in
In general, the modified injector 110 comprises a plunger 130 and a trigger-type actuator 134 assembled with a generally cylindrical hollow barrel 128. The plunger 130 has a generally cylindrical plunger head 132 which defines a counter-bore recess 144 for receiving and retaining the hub 18 of the infusion set 14. As shown best in
More specifically, with reference to
The plunger 130 is slidably fitted into the barrel 128 for movement between an advanced position shown in
The plunger head 132 is formed integrally with a drive stem 154 which projects rearwardly within the barrel interior. As shown best in
The plunger 130 additionally includes a pair of trigger arms 156 which project generally rearwardly from a rear end of the drive stem 154 and have out-turned trigger fingers 158 at the rear ends thereof (
A drive spring 136 is mounted within the barrel 128 to react between the trigger-type actuator 134 and the plunger 130, in the same manner as previously described with respect to
As shown best in FIGS. 22 and 24-26, the triggers button 138 extends through an opening formed in the rear of the barrel 128, generally within a lock sleeve 178 formed integrally with the barrel 128. The lock sleeve 178 defines an oppositely formed pair of guide slots 192 for aligned reception of a pair of outwardly radiating lock tabs 184 formed on the trigger button 138. When the tabs 184 and rotationally aligned with the guide slots 192, the trigger button 138 can be depressed to actuate the spring-locked plunger, as described. However, the lock tabs 184 have sufficient length to permit fingertip rotation of the actuator 134 to re-position the tabs 184 within shallow lock grooves 193 formed adjacent the guide slots 192. When the tabs 184 are seated in the lock grooves 193, the lock sleeve 178 blocks depression of the triggers button 138 and thereby locks the injector 110 against actuation. Return rotation of the actuation 134 to re-align the tabs 184 with the guide slots 192 is required before the injector can be activated.
In accordance with one aspect of the invention, the plunger head 132 includes the safety lock mechanism in the form of the noncircular rim 202 at the leading end of the recess 144 in the plunger head. As shown in
In an alternative mode of operation, subsequent to actuation of the injector 110 to place the insertion set 14 of the patient, the injector 110 can be simply withdrawn or retracted in a direction away from the patient'"'"'s skin 16, in which case the rim 202 at the nose end of the plunger head 132 will engage the needle hub 18 and thereby gently withdraw the medical needle 12 from the insertion set 14, In this manner, the needle 12 is retracted from the cannula 26 which remains at the desired transcutaneous insertion site.
A further alternative preferred form of the invention is shown in
With the insertion set 14 assembled with the plunger head 232, as viewed in
The carrier body 504 is driven to an advanced position from a retracted position by the drive spring 507 and held in the retracted position (or released to move to the advanced position) by the trigger buttons 510 and 512. This embodiment of the insertion device 500 is primarily adapted for insertion of insertion sets 400 (as exemplary shown in
The insertion device 500 features a low profile compact package that tends to minimize the effects of hand movement during insertion of the insertion set 400. In this embodiment, the release button 508 is depressed to release the insertion set 400, or the like, from the carrier body 504 of the insertion device 500; rather than engaging or disengaging the insertion set 14 using a lateral slot as shown in
In preferred embodiments, the insertion set 400, or the like, is adapted to tightly fit within a cavity 514 (or receiving structure) of the carrier body 504. The cavity 514 of the carrier body 504 includes guides 516 to orient the insertion set in a particular orientation and an expansion member 518 in the center bottom interior of the cavity 514 of the carrier body 504 to engage with the piercing member hub 408 (or needle hub) of the insertion set 400, or the like. The piercing member hub 408 of the insertion set 400, or the like, includes a center section 410 that engages with the expansion member 518 with a slight interference fit. The interference fit expands the center section 410 of the piercing member hub 408 slightly to expand and press the piercing member hub 408 against the sides of the cavity 514 of the carrier body 504 to firmly secure the insertion set 400, or the like, within the cavity 514 of the carrier body 504. The tight fit of the insertion set 400,or the like, in the carrier body 504 substantially prevents the insertion set 400, or the like, from being dislodged when the insertion device 500 is activated to improve insertion of the insertion set 400, or the like, on the skin. However, the tight fit also prevents the insertion set 400, or the like, from being ejected if the insertion device 500 is inadvertently activated when it is not pressed against the skin surface. In preferred embodiments, the insertion device 500 is configured to have guides 516 and an expansion member 518 to work with existing insertion sets 400, or the like. However, in alternative embodiments, the insertion set 400, or the like, may be modified to have a piercing member base, housing or the like that includes slots (not shown) for receiving guides and expanding members of the insertion device 500 to improve the connection between the insertion device 500 and the insertion set 400, or the like. In further alternative embodiments, the guides and expansion members may be formed on the insertion set 400, or the like, and the corresponding guide slots and expanding sections may be formed on the insertion device 500.
The illustrated embodiment employs a dual trigger activation structure to minimize the ability of the insertion device 500 to be unintentionally activated. As illustrated, the barrel 502 of the insertion device 500 includes two outwardly extending guide channels 520 and 522 on the side of the barrel 502. The guide channels 520 and 522 extend from the base 524 of the barrel 502 tip to portal openings 526 and 528 in the side of the barrel 502. The dual trigger buttons 510 and 512 are carried on opposite sides of the seating flange 506 at the end of the carrier body 504. Each trigger button 510 and 512 is biased outward from the side of the seating flange 506 by a trigger spring 530 and 532 between the end of the trigger buttons 510 and 512 and the side of the seating flange 506. When the carrier body 504 of the insertion device 500 is locked in the firing position (or retracted position), the trigger buttons 510 and 512 are pushed out by the trigger springs 530 and 532 to extend out of the portal openings 526 and 528. In this position, the trigger buttons 510 and 512 extend beyond the bottom of the guide channels 520 and 522, which prevents the trigger buttons 510 and 512 from moving down the guide channels 520 and 522. To activate the insertion device 500, the user must depress both trigger buttons 510 and 512 so that the trigger buttons 510 and 512 can then slide along the bottom of the guide channels 520 and 522, which in turn allows the carrier body 504 to move down along the barrel 502 until the insertion set 400, or the like, is inserted. In preferred embodiments, the portal openings 526 and 528 and the end of the guide channels 520 and 522 terminating at the portal openings 526 and 528 are rounded to match the shape of the trigger buttons 510 and 512. This tends to minimize the resisting pressure on the trigger buttons 510 and 512 during depression of the trigger buttons 510 and 512. However, in alternative embodiments other portal opening and guide channel end shapes, such as beveled, squared, polygonal, or the like, may be used.
The end of the carrier body 504 having the assembly rim 505 is connected to a release button 508 that can be depressed or slightly extended relative to the carrier body 504. The release button 508 includes engagement tabs 550 and lock teeth 552 (see
The release button 508 is depressed to release the insertion set 400, or the like, from the carrier body 504 of the insertion device 500. The release button 508 pushes the insertion set 400, or the like, out of the cavity 514 of the carrier body 504 sufficiently enough to release the insertion set 400, or the like, from the guides 516 and the expanding member 518 in the cavity 514 and leave the inserted insertion set 400, or the like, on the skin. Alternatively, the release button 508 may be activated to release an insertion set 400, or the like, from the carrier body 504 prior to the insertion set 400, or the like, being inserted by the insertion device 500. The release button 508 also includes a ramp portion 534 (or other trigger mechanism) that is adapted to bend or adjust the piercing member hub 408 (or needle hub) of the insertion set 400, or the like, to allow the piercing member hub 408 and piercing member 402 (or needle) to be released and separated from the insertion set 400, or the like, when the insertion set 400, or the like, has been inserted and the insertion device 500 is lifted off the skin. This can be accomplished by separating the elements of the insertion set 400, or the like, so that only the insertion set, or the like, housing and tubing (or wiring or the like) are left in contact with the skin. The ability to remove the piercing member hub 408 and piercing member 402 is preferably facilitated by the adhesive 406 of the insertion set 400, or the like, that attaches to the skin to provide sufficient tension to allow for separation of the piercing member hub 408 and the piercing member 402 from the rest of the insertion set 400, or the like, without dislodging the insertion set 400, or the like. In preferred embodiments, the insertion device 500 is adapted to work with an existing piercing member hub 408 on an insertion set 400, or the like. However, in alternative embodiments, the piercing member hub 408 and the connection between the piercing member hub 408 and the insertion set housing, or the like, is modified to work with the release mechanism of the insertion device 500.
In preferred embodiments, the release button 508 is biased in position by a plastic or metal spring. However, in alternative embodiments, the release button 508 may be manually reset by engaging and disengaging detents or using other elastomeric materials to bias the release button 508 in position relative to the barrel 502 and the carrier body 504. In preferred embodiments, pulling tip the release button 508 (or extending it away from the assembly port 503 of the barrel 502) pulls the carrier body 504 to the retracted position in the barrel 502, where it is locked in place by triggers 510 and 512 engaging the portal openings 526 and 528. This procedure separates the piercing member hub 408 and piercing member 402 from the housing of the insertion set 400, or the like. This has the advantage of removing the piercing member 402 and piercing member hub 408 to minimize the opportunity of a user being stuck by the piercing member 402.
The key is the angled insertion contact surfaces 603 and 604 mirrors the insertion angle of the insertion set 700, or the like, so that the piercing member 702 (or needle) of the insertion set 700, or the like, is in axial alignment in the direction of movement of the carrier body 602 of the insertion device 600. This permits an insertion device designed primarily for use with a 90 degree insertion set, or the like, to be modified to work with angled insertion sets 700, or the like, by modification of the angle of the angled insertion contact surfaces 603 and 604. In addition, it is preferred that the piercing member 702 of the insertion set 700, or the like, be slightly off-center from the center axis of the carrier body 602 to permit easy removal of the insertion device 600 once the insertion set 700, or the like, has been inserted. Preferred embodiments of the present invention include a carrier body 602 with a receiving structure that includes a recess 606 and bore 608 on one side of the carrier body 602. The recess 606 is adapted to hold the piercing member hub 704 by a slight interference fit and the bore 608 is adapted to hold the insertion tubing or transmitter hub 706 of the insertion set 700, or the like. In other embodiments for the insertion sets such as infusion sets with tubing (or sensor sets with wire leads already connected to a sensor) the bore 608 may be open on one side (not shown) to permit insertion and removal of the infusion tubing (or wire leads), but closed of sufficiently to securely hold and grasp the insertion tubing or transmitter hub 706 that connects the tubing or wire leads to the housing of the insertion set 700, or the like.
The embodiments shown in
The insertion device includes a device housing 902, a carrier body 904, a spring drive 906, and a release button 908. The insertion device housing 902 includes an angled end 910 that allows a user to select an insertion angle of an insertion set 950. The carrier body 904 includes a receiving end 912 to secure the insertion set 950 to the insertion device 900. The structure of the receiving end 912 of the carrier body 904 conforms to the shape of the angled end 910 of the device housing 902. Thus, when the carrier body 904 is in a fully advanced position (see
The angled end 910 of the device housing 902 provides flexibility in the selection of the insertion angle of a piercing member 952 (such as a needle or the like) of an insertion set 950. Preferably, the angled end 910 of the device housing 902 allows for an insertion angle that is between and including 10° to 90°. However, in alternative embodiments, angles greater than 0° and between 10° or angles including 90° may be possible by modifications to the angled end 910 of the device housing 902.
As shown in
The receiving end 912 of the carrier body 904 is configured to fit within the angled end 910 of the device housing 902 so that it will not interfere with the insertion of an insertion set 950 as the carrier body 904 moves from a retracted position to an advanced position. In preferred embodiments, the receiving end 912 of the carrier body 904 is slightly recessed relative to the angled end 910 of the device housing 902 when the receiving end 912 of the carrier body 904 is in the advanced position. In other embodiments, the receiving end 912 includes the same multi-planar, or other structures, to match the angled end 910 when the receiving end 912 of the carrier body 904 is in the advanced position.
A locking mechanism 920 for use with the insertion device 900 is shown in
In other alternative embodiments, the locking structures described above for the other embodiments of insertion devices (see
After securing the insertion set 950 in the insertion device 900, the user pushes the carrier body 904 of the insertion device 900 back towards the retracted position (in direction b as shown in
Next, the user selects an insertion angle for the insertion set 950, by placing the angled end 910 of the device housing 902 of the insertion device 900 against the skin and rotating the device housing 902 about the patient'"'"'s skin (see
To use the insertion device 1000, the user loads and secures the insertion set 950 in the insertion device 1000, and moves a carrier body 1010 to the retracted position, as described above. Then, the user places the flat contact surface 1008 of the rotatable end 1004 against the skin. The user rotates the device housing 1002 about the pins 1006 of the rotatable end 1004 to vary the insertion angle. Next the user activates the insertion device 1000 to move the carrier body 1010 and the insertion set 950 from the retracted position to the advanced position. In preferred embodiments, the rotatable end 1004 allows for an insertion angle from 20° to 45°, as shown in
The insertion device 1100 omits a spring for driving the carrier forward and instead is adapted to manually drive a carrier body 1102 forward to insert an insertion set into a patient'"'"'s skin. The carrier body 1102 of the insertion device 1100 includes a plunger body 1104 with a receiving end 1106 to secure the insertion set to the insertion device 1100 and to insert the insertion set into the patient'"'"'s skin. A device housing 1108 holds the carrier body 1102 within the device housing 1108 and allows for the movement of the carrier body 1102 within the device housing 1108 between an advanced position and a retracted position. The receiving end 1106 of the carrier body 1102 holds the insertion set so that it will not fly off during activation. A press surface 1110 that is activated by thumb or hand pressure is used to push the carrier body 1102 from the retracted position to the advanced position within the device housing 1108. As the receiving end 1106 of the carrier body 1102 is pressed towards the advanced position, it must pass one or more detentes 1112 that inhibit premature and/or accidental movement of the carrier body 1102. The detent 1112 sets a threshold force level that must be applied to insert a piercing member (or needle) of an insertion set at a controlled rate and speed. Once the threshold level to pass the detent 1112 is overcome, the carrier body 1104 moves to the advanced position with sufficient speed to insert the insertion set in the skin of the patient. In preferred embodiments, the detent 1112 acts only on the receiving end 1106. In alternative embodiments, the detent 1112 acts on the receiving end 1106 and the plunger 1104 to provide interference during the entire movement of the carrier body from the retracted position to the advanced position. In other embodiments, the threshold level is lower for the plunger 1104 than the receiving end 1106. In still other embodiments, only part of the plunger 1104 and/or the receiving end 1106 may have different threshold levels along all or part of the components as they slide past the detent - - - .
To use the insertion device 1100, a user loads an insertion set into the receiving end 1106 of the carrier body 1102 and pulls back against the carrier body 1102 to move it to the retracted position past the detent 1112. The detent 1112 within the device housing 1108 holds the carrier body 1102 in the retracted position until it is ready to be released for inserting the insertion set into the patient'"'"'s skin. Next the user positions the insertion device 1100 against the patient'"'"'s skin. The user applies pressure to the press surface 1100 of the carrier body 1102 and pushes on the carrier body 1102 with a firm constant force to allow the carrier body 1102 to move to the advanced position, as the force applied to the carrier body 1102 exceeds the threshold level for the detent 1112, so that the insertion set is inserted into the patient'"'"'s skin. The user then removes the insertion set from the receiving end 1106 of the carrier body 1002. This manual operation provides some users with desired manual control over the insertion process. As shown in
While the description above refers to particular embodiments of the present invention, it will be understood that many modifications may be made without departing from the spirit thereof. The accompanying claims are intended to cover such modifications as would fall within the true scope and spirit of the present invention.
The presently disclosed embodiments are therefore to be considered in all respects as illustrative and not restrictive, the scope of the invention being indicated by the appended claims, rather than the foregoing description, and all changes which come within the meaning and range of equivalency of the claims are therefore intended to be embraced therein.