Micro-Fabricated Complete Blood Counter
微型全血计数器
基本信息
- 批准号:7280752
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 35.11万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2004
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2004-04-01 至 2008-08-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AddressAlgorithmsAnticoagulantsAreaBloodBlood Cell CountBlood CellsBlood ClotBlood PlateletsBlood coagulationBlood specimenCell CountCell SeparationCellsChemistryClassClinicalCoagulation ProcessComplete Blood CountComputer softwareContainmentCost SavingsCountCritical CareCustomDataData CollectionData DisplayDeveloped CountriesDeveloping CountriesDevelopment PlansDevicesDiagnosisDiagnostic testsDockingElectronicsEquipmentErythrocytesFilmFrequenciesGoalsHealth PersonnelHealthcareHealthcare IndustryHealthcare MarketHematocrit procedureHematologyHospitalsHousingHybridsIndividualIndustryInsuranceIntravenousInvestigationLaboratoriesLatex BeadLatex SpheresLocationMarketingMechanicsMedicalMethodsMicrofluidicsMilitary PersonnelMono-SPatient CarePatientsPerformancePersonal Digital AssistantPhasePhysicians&apos OfficesPoint-of-Care SystemsPopulationPropertyPumpRadioRateReagentResearchResourcesSamplingSeriesSignal TransductionSmall Business Funding MechanismsSmall Business Innovation Research GrantSolutionsSpectrum AnalysisSpeedStandards of Weights and MeasuresSurfaceSystemTechnologyTest ResultTestingTimeTranslationsUnited States Food and Drug AdministrationVacuumWhole BloodWritinganalogbasecell typecommercializationcostdesigndesiredigitalelectric impedanceimprovedminiaturizenovelperformance testspoint of careportabilityprogramsresearch studysealsensortime use
项目摘要
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): This Phase II SBIR effort will research and test a novel system for blood analysis that utilizes micro-electro- mechanical systems (MEMS) fabricated chips and radio-frequency electric impedance (EI) interrogation signals to differentiate blood cell types. The project's long-term objective is to create an inexpensive handheld hematology analyzer with single-use disposable cartridges capable of performing a complete blood count (CBC) using a 12¿L sample of whole blood. In pursuit of this long term objective, this Phase II SBIR focuses on successfully miniaturizing the necessary conductance and impedance-based cell counting technologies, design and testing of the single-use CBC microfluidic cartridges, as well as testing the supporting electronics and micro-fluidics interfaces for the proposed handheld system. The system will be powered by a programmable personal device assistant (PDA) for test control, data collection, analysis of raw EI cell data, and results display. Specifically, three aims will be pursued: (1) design and testing of a CBC disposable cartridge; (2) design and testing of the PDA driven electronics and analysis software; and (3) integration and performance testing of the CBC analyzer system components. If successful, the eventual introduction of such a groundbreaking point-of-care device would constitute a technological breakthrough in hematology and will offer health care providers a valuable alternative to the traditional hematology analyzers currently used in most clinical laboratories. Anticipated benefits from such a device include dramatically lower test costs, rapid test results, next-to-patient care & portability, and increased efficiency in diagnosis and treatment. This new point-of-care system has the potential to significantly reduce the CBC equipment and per-test cost and could result in millions of dollars saved in the US healthcare industry alone (2004 US CBC market estimated at $12 billion), with even greater worldwide cost savings potential. This new micro-fabricated platform technology and its first product application (i.e., a handheld CBC analyzer with disposable cartridges) is the only known commercial effort of its kind. The successful completion of an inexpensive, portable handheld hematology analyzer would constitute a significant breakthrough in hematology by offering healthcare providers a less expensive, simpler platform to conduct the most common blood diagnostic test currently performed in the US. Such a breakthrough will dramatically improve testing efficiencies with its single-use, disposable test cartridges and will make it possible to rapidly test patients at bedside, in remote locations, or in areas with limited healthcare resources. Finally, this new point-of-care system could significantly reduce current CBC equipment and per-test costs, thereby resulting in millions of dollars saved in the US healthcare and insurance industries (2004 US CBC market estimated at $12 billion), with even greater worldwide healthcare impacts in developing countries.
描述(由申请人提供):SBIR二期工作将研究和测试一种新的血液分析系统,该系统利用微机电系统(MEMS)制造芯片和射频电阻抗(EI)询问信号来区分血细胞类型。该项目的长期目标是创造一种廉价的手持式血液学分析仪,该分析仪具有一次性使用的药筒,能够使用12升的全血样本进行全血细胞计数(CBC)。为了实现这一长期目标,第二阶段SBIR的重点是成功地小型化必要的基于电导和阻抗的细胞计数技术,设计和测试一次性CBC微流体盒,以及测试拟议手持系统的支持电子和微流体接口。该系统将由可编程个人设备助理(PDA)供电,用于测试控制、数据收集、原始EI单元数据分析和结果显示。具体而言,将实现三个目标:(1)设计和测试CBC一次性药筒;(2) PDA驱动电子与分析软件的设计与测试;(3) CBC分析仪系统组件的集成与性能测试。如果成功,这种突破性的即时护理设备的最终引入将构成血液学的技术突破,并将为医疗保健提供者提供目前在大多数临床实验室使用的传统血液学分析仪的有价值的替代品。这种设备的预期好处包括大幅降低测试成本,快速测试结果,患者护理和便携性,以及提高诊断和治疗效率。这种新的护理点系统有可能显著降低CBC设备和每次测试成本,仅在美国医疗保健行业就可以节省数百万美元(2004年美国CBC市场估计为120亿美元),在全球范围内节省成本的潜力更大。这种新的微加工平台技术和它的第一个产品应用(即,手持CBC分析仪与一次性卡带)是唯一已知的商业努力的同类。廉价的便携式手持式血液学分析仪的成功完成将构成血液学的重大突破,为医疗保健提供者提供一个更便宜,更简单的平台来进行目前在美国进行的最常见的血液诊断测试。这一突破将极大地提高其一次性测试盒的测试效率,并使在床边、偏远地区或医疗资源有限的地区快速测试患者成为可能。最后,这种新的护理点系统可以显著减少当前的全血细胞计数设备和每次测试成本,从而为美国医疗保健和保险行业节省数百万美元(2004年美国全血细胞计数市场估计为120亿美元),对发展中国家的全球医疗保健产生更大的影响。
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