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- the present invention relates to an automatic analyzer that performs quantitative and qualitative analysis of biological samples such as blood and urine, and more particularly to an automatic analyzer that includes a transport device that transports a sample container to the analyzer.
- an “urgent sample” which is a sample that is urgently analyzed compared to other samples, that is, a highly urgent sample.
- Such an urgent sample is distinguished from other samples that are comparatively urgent, that is, “general samples”.
- the emergency sample needs to be analyzed with priority over the general sample.
- an automatic analyzer capable of obtaining the analysis result of the “emergency sample” in a shorter time.
- An analysis unit that dispenses a sample from a rack and analyzes the sample and a control unit that controls the transport line and the sampling line, and the control unit is configured to sample the sampling from the transport line via a carry-in line.
- the rack is carried into a line, and after dispensing at the dispensing position is completed, control is performed to carry the rack out from the sampling line to the conveyance line via a return line. And the return line is detected when an analysis request for the second rack, which is more urgent in analysis than the first rack, is detected.
- the first rack is carried out to the transport line through, and the first rack is made to wait at a rack standby position on the transport line between the carry-in line and the return line.
- An automatic analyzer that controls to carry in the second rack from the carrying line to the sampling line through the carry-in line and carry it to the dispensing position while waiting for the first rack. .
- the problem can be solved without adding a mechanism such as a standby part. In this case, the problem can be solved without increasing the size and cost of the apparatus.
- FIG. 1 is an overall schematic configuration diagram of an automatic analyzer according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the automatic analyzer includes a sample rack loading unit 1, an ID reading unit 2, a transport line 3, analysis modules 4, 5, and 6, a sample rack collection unit 7, and an overall management computer (control unit). ) 8 is provided.
- the sample rack loading unit 1 is a portion for loading a plurality of sample racks each holding a plurality of samples (hereinafter also referred to as samples).
- the analysis modules 4, 5, and 6 are arranged along the transport line 3 and are detachably connected to the transport line 3.
- the number of analysis modules can be set arbitrarily, and in this embodiment, the case where the number of modules is three is shown.
- the transport line 3 transports the sample rack from the sample rack input unit 1 to the analysis modules 4, 5, 6 according to the analysis request, or the sample rack for which the analysis in the analysis modules 4, 5, 6 has been completed, or the analysis request.
- the sample rack that has not been transferred is transported to the sample rack collection unit 7.
- the sample rack loading unit 1 includes a sample rack loading unit 1, an ID reading unit 2, a transport line 3, and an overall management computer 8 that performs necessary controls in the sample rack collection unit 7.
- An operation unit 9 for inputting necessary information and a display unit 10 for displaying analysis results are connected to the overall management computer 8.
- the sample held by the sample rack has a sample ID indicating attribute information about the sample (reception number, patient name, requested analysis item, etc.), and the sample rack indicates rack identification information such as a rack number. Has a rack ID.
- the sample rack placed in the sample rack loading unit 1 is transported by the transport line 3. When the sample rack moves to the transport line 3, the sample ID and the sample rack ID are read by the ID reading unit 2. It is sent to the overall management computer 8.
- the overall management computer 8 determines which analysis module is to be executed from the requested analysis items based on the attribute information.
- the transport line 3 transports the sample rack to the determined analysis module, and the analysis operation is performed in the analysis module.
- the transport line 3 identifies sample racks having different shapes and transports them to the analysis modules 4, 5, 6.
- the transport line 3 is controlled by a general management computer (control unit) 8.
- sample racks can be installed in the sampling line.
- an example of a rack that can mount a plurality of, for example, five sample containers (hereinafter also referred to as sample containers) containing samples (hereinafter also referred to as samples) is shown.
- sample containers five sample containers
- samples hereinafter also referred to as samples
- the rack may hold one sample container.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic configuration diagram of one of the analysis modules of the automatic analyzer. That is, FIG. 2 shows an example of an automatic analyzer having one analysis module.
- the automatic analyzer includes a sample rack loading unit 1, a rack collection unit 40 for which analysis has been completed, an ID reading unit 2 for reading information on racks inserted from the sample rack loading unit 1, and an emergency rack. Insertion section 20, emergency rack detection sensor 21, transport line 100 for transporting the rack to each analysis mechanism, dispensing apparatus 110 for dispensing rack samples, and dispensing apparatus for dispensing.
- a control unit (control unit) 200 is provided.
- the overall control unit (hereinafter also simply referred to as a control unit) 200 corresponds to the overall management computer 8 and performs line control of the transport line 100 and the sampling line 103 and the like.
- the sampling line 103 can transport the rack on the transport line 100 to the dispensing position 111 by the overall control unit (control unit) 200.
- the sampling line 103 and the transfer line 100 of the automatic analyzer each have a space for arranging a plurality of sample racks.
- a rack standby position 120 for waiting the rack is provided on the transport line 100 between the carry-in line 101 and the return line 102, and the rack can be temporarily standby.
- a rack stopper 121 is provided that can stop the movement of the rack at the rack standby position 120 and stop the rack.
- the transport line 100 is a belt conveyor, and the rack can be made to stand by at the rack standby position 120 by physically stopping the rack that the rack stopper 121 is transported by the belt conveyor.
- the overall control unit (control unit) 200 can cause the rack to wait at the rack standby position 120 by controlling the transport line 100 or the rack stopper 121.
- the rack stopper 121 Even if the rack stopper 121 is not provided, it is possible to wait at the rack standby position 120 by precisely controlling the transport line 100. However, by providing the rack stopper 121, the rack can be more easily placed at the rack standby position 120. Can wait. Further, the transport line 100 can be moved in both directions so that the rack can be transported to either the rack collection unit 40 or the rack standby unit 120.
- the automatic analyzer is provided with an analyzing unit 35 including a dispensing device 110, and the analyzing unit 35 dispenses a sample from the rack transported to the dispensing position 111 and analyzes the sample.
- the analysis unit 35 further includes a reagent container holding unit that holds a plurality of reagent containers that store a reagent for analysis, a reaction disk that holds a plurality of reaction containers for mixing the reagent and the sample, and a reagent from the reagent container to the reaction container.
- an optical system for measuring the absorbance by irradiating the liquid mixture in the reaction vessel with light and the analysis unit determines the absorbance of the liquid mixture measured by this optical system. 35 calculates the concentration of the predetermined component contained in the sample.
- this analysis unit is an explanation of the analysis unit for biochemical items, and the analysis unit for immune items includes a different mechanism, but the contents of the analysis unit is not an essential matter, Detailed explanation here is omitted.
- the analysis unit includes various analysis devices.
- control unit 200 carries the rack from the conveyance line 100 to the sampling line 103 via the carry-in line 101, and returns from the sampling line 103 after the dispensing at the dispensing position 111 is completed.
- Control is performed to carry out the rack to the transport line 100 via 102, the dispensing device 111 dispenses samples from the sample containers mounted on the rack one after another, and the analysis unit 35 analyzes these samples.
- a plurality of racks waiting for dispensing are placed on standby in the sampling line 103 before the dispensing position 111. As described above, in the following example, four racks including the dispensing position 111 can be installed.
- sample category which is a category for identifying a sample
- the automatic analyzer can read information indicating the sample classification of the sample from the container and reflect it in the analysis work.
- an analyzer that performs analysis by installing a plurality of samples on the line, such as the automatic analyzer described above, if a general sample is already installed on the sampling line as an “installed sample”, emergency response, etc.
- a general sample is already installed on the sampling line as an “installed sample”, emergency response, etc.
- an emergency sample that is more urgent among urgent samples
- the analysis of the emergency sample could not be performed.
- FIG. 3 to 11 show the control flow of rack movement when an emergency sample is inserted into the automatic device.
- FIG. 12 is a flowchart of FIGS.
- the normal sample is moved from the sample rack, and the sample label information is read by the ID reading unit 2 such as a barcode reader.
- the sample is inserted from the dedicated sample carry-in port, and the sensor 51 that detects the carry-in senses the rack inserted from the dedicated sample carry-in port (S100 in FIG. 12). ). That is, the control unit detects an emergency sample analysis request based on this detection.
- the dispensing of the general sample that is the “installed sample” installed at the dispensing position 111 is interrupted once.
- the progress of dispensing of the canceled sample is stored in the storage unit of the overall control unit 200.
- the supply from the sample rack input unit 1 to the transport line 100 of a new general sample rack is interrupted (S110 in FIG. 12).
- the general sample rack (hereinafter also referred to as a general sample) for which dispensing has been interrupted moves from the sampling line 103 to the return line 102 as shown in FIG.
- the general sample that has passed through the return line 102 moves to the transport line 100, and the general sample is moved to the carry-in line 101 side, so that the movement and dispensing of an emergency sample rack (hereinafter also referred to as an emergency sample) is not hindered. It moves to the rack standby position 120. If the general sample is transported to the position of the carry-in line 101, the transport of the urgent sample to the sampling line 103 is hindered. Therefore, the general sample is transported to the front of the carry-in line 101 as shown in the drawing and waited.
- FIG. 5 is a control flow when another general sample is installed on the sampling line.
- a general sample rack When a general sample rack is installed in addition to the sample being dispensed on the sampling line, it is sent to the transport line through the return line 102 in the same manner as the rack moved earlier, and the emergency sample rack is transferred to the transport line.
- the general specimen is waited at the rack standby position 120, which is a place that does not hinder movement and dispensing (S120 in FIG. 12).
- FIG. 6 and 7 show the flow control flow of the emergency specimen rack.
- the emergency sample is inserted into the sample insertion portion, and as shown in FIG. 4, the evacuation sample starts to be moved from the sampling line to the rack standby position 120 as shown in FIG. It reaches the sampling line (S130 in FIG. 12).
- the general sample rack retracts from the sampling sign to the rack standby position 120 on the transport line. Therefore, when the emergency sample rack arrives on the sampling line, the waiting time does not occur and it reaches the sample dispensing position 111 and can start dispensing (S140 in FIG. 12).
- FIG. 8 shows a control flow of a general sample when an urgent sample starts dispensing. After the dispensing of the emergency sample is started, the rack of the general sample that was the installed sample reaches the carry-in line from the rack standby position 120 through the transport line.
- the general sample rack that has arrived at the carry-in line is set up again on the sampling line, and waits until the end of the dispensing of the emergency sample rack that is dispensing at the dispensing position on the sampling line.
- FIG. 9 shows a control flow of a general sample when a rack other than the installed sample is retracted to the rack standby position 120 of the transfer line in FIG.
- the rack of the general sample that has been retracted to the rack standby position 120 of the transport line reaches the carry-in line through the transport line.
- the general sample rack that has reached the carry-in line will be installed again on the sampling line. Similarly to the general sample rack shown in FIG. 8, the rack waits until the end of dispensing of the emergency sample rack that is being dispensed on the sampling line (S150 in FIG. 12). At the same time when all the racks return to the sampling line, the supply / loading of the rack to the transport line by the sample rack input unit 1 is resumed.
- 10 and 11 show the control flow of the general sample after the dispensing of the emergency sample is completed.
- the urgent sample is conveyed to the transport line through the return line.
- the emergency specimen moved to the transport line is moved to another connected module when performing another analysis.
- all the analyzes are completed, they are moved to the rack collection unit through the transport line.
- an example is shown in which all analysis of the urgent sample is completed.
- the rack whose dispensing was previously suspended in FIG. 4 moves to the dispensing section.
- the rack that has reached the dispensing portion resumes the dispensing of the sample from the interrupted location stored in the storage unit (S160 in FIG. 12).
- control unit carries out the first general sample to the transport line via the return line when it detects a general sample in the sampling line and detects an analysis of an emergency sample with an urgent level of analysis higher than that of the general sample.
- the control unit controls the general sample to wait at the rack standby position 120 on the transfer line between the carry-in line and the return line, and the control unit passes through the carry-in line from the transfer line while waiting for the general sample. It was shown that the emergency sample was transferred to the sampling line and transported to the dispensing position. Further, it has been shown that after the emergency sample is carried into the sampling line, the general sample is carried into the sampling line again from the rack standby position via the carry-in line and transported to the dispensing position.
- control unit interrupts the dispensing of the general sample and waits for the general sample at the rack standby position. It was shown that the control to be performed.
- control unit starts from the rack standby position according to the transport order to the dispensing position where the plurality of general sample racks are scheduled on the sampling line. It was shown that the general sample rack was reintroduced into the sampling line via the carry-in line and transported to the dispensing position.
- the rack standby position 120 is preferably not a position included in the buffering mechanism but a position on a line used for transport such as a transport line. That is, at the rack standby position 120, it is desirable that there is no drive mechanism other than conveying the rack upstream and downstream. This is because adding a complicated mechanism increases the size of the apparatus and increases costs.
- the interrupt timing level of the emergency sample can be set in two stages, high and low.
- the setting is performed by the radio button method, but the interface may be changed according to the screen configuration.
- the storage unit As information stored in the storage unit, for example, the position of the sample container in the rack, the number of items dispensed, and the like are stored.
- the information stored in the storage unit is read, and the remaining dispensing operation of the sample container for which dispensing has been interrupted is performed. All dispensing operations are completed from the sample containers in the same rack.
- the rack moves to another module if it is necessary to analyze the sample in another module.
- the rack is moved to the storage unit.
- the rack is handled based on the flowchart of the first embodiment.
- a screen for setting the discontinuation timing of general sample dispensing is provided, and the control unit detects an analysis request for an urgent sample based on the set interruption timing.
- timing level is shown as high or low, but it may be displayed in a dispensing unit (item unit) or rack unit.
- the handling of emergency specimens is classified into two types, but more classifications may be supported according to the shape and capacity of the target device and specimen rack.
- a sample container unit can be considered as the timing level “medium”.
- the operation of the emergency sample can be optimized. Especially for general samples other than emergency samples, it is possible to operate without waste.
- FIGS. 14 to 19 show control flows when an emergency sample is inserted into an apparatus to which a plurality of modules are connected.
- the rack of general samples on the sampling line immediately dispenses at the same time as the sensor for detecting the loading is detected. Interrupt.
- the dispensing is interrupted according to the setting of the second embodiment.
- the progress of dispensing of the suspended sample is stored in the storage unit of the overall control unit 200.
- the supply of the general sample rack from the sample rack input unit 1 is interrupted.
- the controller determines whether or not the transport route passes through the transport line and moves again to the sampling line, or moves to another analysis module and dispenses in another analysis module.
- the general sample rack on the sampling line has a setting for dispensing on another analysis module, and the dispensing of other analysis modules with a dispensing reservation
- the time to reach the position (second dispensing position) and the time to return to the dispensing position through the sampling line after retreating on the transfer line which is the control method shown in Example 1. Compare. This is performed for every rack on the sampling line when the emergency sample is inserted.
- the retreated general sample rack is moved onto the transport line as shown in FIG. And the dispensing set in the moved analysis module is performed as shown in FIGS.
- FIGS. 15 to 17 one normal sample rack moves to another analysis module, and the other normal sample rack moves in the same manner as the processing shown in the first embodiment, and does not move between analysis modules. An example is shown.
- the rack that has finished dispensing set in other analysis modules returns to the original analysis module again as shown in FIG. After that, as shown in FIG. 19, after moving to the sampling line and waiting for the end of the rack in which the dispensing is performed earlier, the dispensing is performed in the same manner as a normal process.
- the sample is dispensed from the second sampling line that conveys the rack on the conveyance line to the second dispensing position where the sample is dispensed, and the rack that is conveyed to the second dispensing position, and the sample is analyzed.
- the control unit includes a time until the general sample is transported again to the dispensing position, and the second dispensing. Compare the time to transport to the position, and if the time to transport to the dispensing position is short, wait for the general sample to stand by at the rack standby position and the time to transport to the second dispensing position is short Indicates that the control to transport to the second dispensing position is performed.
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- 試料を収容した試料容器を搭載するラックを搬送する搬送ラインと、
前記搬送ライン上の前記ラックを、試料を分注する分注位置に搬送するサンプリングラインと、
前記分注位置に搬送された前記ラックから試料を分注し、試料の分析を行う分析部と、
前記搬送ラインと前記サンプリングラインを制御する制御部と、を備え、
前記制御部は、前記搬送ラインから搬入ラインを介して前記サンプリングラインに前記ラックを搬入し、前記分注位置での分注が完了した後に前記サンプリングラインから戻りラインを介して前記搬送ラインに前記ラックを搬出する制御を行い、
前記制御部は、前記サンプリングラインに第1ラックがあり、かつ、前記第1ラックよりも分析の緊急度の高い第2ラックの分析依頼を検知した場合に、前記戻りラインを介して前記搬送ラインに前記第1ラックを搬出し、前記搬入ラインと前記戻りラインとの間の前記搬送ライン上のラック待機位置に前記第1ラックを待機させる制御を行い、
前記制御部は、前記第1ラックを待機させている間に、前記搬送ラインから前記搬入ラインを介して前記サンプリングラインに前記第2ラックを搬入し、前記分注位置に搬送する制御を行う、ことを特徴とする自動分析装置。 - 請求項1記載の自動分析装置において、
前記制御部は、前記サンプリングラインに前記第2ラックを搬入した後、前記ラック待機位置から前記搬入ラインを介して前記サンプリングラインに前記第1ラックを再び搬入し、前記分注位置に搬送する制御を行う、ことを特徴とする自動分析装置。 - 請求項1記載の自動分析装置において、
前記第1ラックは、予定されていた分注が完了する前の前記分注位置にあるラックであり、前記制御部は、前記第1ラックの分注を中断し、前記ラック待機位置に前記第1ラックを待機させる制御を行う、ことを特徴とする自動分析装置。 - 請求項1記載の自動分析装置において、
さらに、前記搬送ライン上の前記ラックを、試料を分注する第2分注位置に搬送する第2サンプリングラインと、
前記第2分注位置に搬送された前記ラックから試料を分注し、試料の分析を行う第2分析部と、を備え、
前記第1ラックが前記第2分析部での分析が予定されている場合に、前記制御部は、前記第1ラックを前記分注位置に再び搬送するまでの時間と、前記第2分注位置に搬送するまでの時間を比較し、前記分注位置に搬送するまでの時間が短い場合には前記ラック待機位置に前記第1ラックを待機させ、前記第2分注位置に搬送するまでの時間が短い場合には前記第2分注位置に搬送する制御を行う、ことを特徴とする自動分析装置。 - 請求項1記載の自動分析装置において、
さらに、前記第2ラックの分析依頼を検知した場合に前記第1ラックの分注の中断タイミングを設定する画面を備え、
前記制御部は、設定された前記中断タイミングに基づき、前記第2ラックの分析依頼を検知した場合に前記第1ラックの分注を中断し、前記ラック待機位置に前記第1ラックを待機させる制御を行う、ことを特徴とする自動分析装置。 - 請求項1記載の自動分析装置において、
さらに、前記ラック待機位置にラックを止めるラックストッパーを備え、
前記制御部は、前記ラックストッパーを制御することで、前記第1ラックを前記ラック待機位置に待機させる制御を行う、ことを特徴とする自動分析装置。 - 請求項2記載の自動分析装置において、
前記ラック待機位置に複数の前記第1ラックが待機している場合に、
前記制御部は、前記複数の第1ラックが前記サンプリングライン上で予定されていた前記分注位置への搬送順番に従い、前記ラック待機位置から前記搬入ラインを介して前記サンプリングラインに前記第1ラックを再び搬入し、前記分注位置に搬送する制御を行う、ことを特徴とする自動分析装置。 - 請求項1記載の自動分析装置において、
前記第1ラックは一般検体ラックであり、前記第2ラックは緊急検体ラックであることを特徴とする自動分析装置。
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