In vivo component measurement method and in vivo component measurement apparatus
AssigneeSysmex Corporation
InventorsSeiki OKADA, Yoshihiro ASAKURA, Toshiyuki SATO, Kei HAGINO, Junko KOJIMA, Yasuo KIKKAWA
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Abstract
An in vivo component measurement method comprises steps of: extracting a tissue fluid from a biological body into an extraction medium and accumulating an objective component and an inorganic ion in the extracted tissue fluid; acquiring ion information on a quantity of the accumulated inorganic ion; acquiring a component information on a quantity of the accumulated objective component; and acquiring an analysis value on the quantity of the objective component based on the ion information and the component information.
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An in vivo component measurement method comprising steps of:
- extracting a tissue fluid from a biological body into an extraction medium and accumulating an objective component and an inorganic ion in the extracted tissue fluid;
- acquiring ion information on a quantity of the accumulated inorganic ion;
- acquiring a component information on a quantity of the accumulated objective component;
- acquiring an analysis value on the quantity of the component based on the ion information and the component information.
An in vivo component measurement apparatus comprising:
- a setting unit for setting a collection member capable of accumulating an objective component and an inorganic ion contained in a tissue fluid extracted from a biological body;
- a detection unit for acquiring a component information on a quantity of the objective component and an ion information on a quantity of the inorganic ion, which are accumulated by the collection member set in the setting unit;
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- an analysis unit for acquiring an analysis value on the quantity of the objective component based on the ion information and the component information.
The in vivo component measurement apparatus comprising:
- an introduction portion for introducing a sample including an objective component and an inorganic ion contained in a tissue fluid extracted from a biological body,
- a detection unit for acquiring a component information on a quantity of the objective component and an ion information on a quantity of the inorganic ion, which are contained in the sample introduced into the introduction portion;
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- an analysis unit for acquiring an analysis value on the quantity of the objective component based on the ion information and the component information detected in the detection unit.
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