Applicator for inserting an in vivo analyte sensor
AssigneeShenzhen Savorcare Medical Technology Co., Ltd.
InventorsXiaoqi WANG, Lianbing ZHU
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Abstract
The present application discloses an applicator for inserting an in vivo analyte sensor. The applicator includes a base, a contact member, a transmitter bracket, a locking portion, a guide needle bracket, an elastic member, a transmitter and a guide needle. The contact member is movably connected to the base. The transmitter bracket is connected to the base. The locking portion is disposed on the transmitter bracket or the base. The locking portion is in contact with the guide needle bracket to lock the guide needle bracket on the transmitter bracket. The contact member is provided with an unlocking portion, and the base is configured to be selectively movable toward or away from a contact side of the contact member.
Claims21
An applicator for inserting an in vivo analyte sensor, comprising:
- a base;
- a contact member, the contact member being movably connected to the base, wherein a side of the contact member facing a human body is defined as a contact side;
- a transmitter bracket connected to the base;
- a locking portion disposed on the transmitter bracket or the base;
- a guide needle bracket disposed on the transmitter bracket, wherein the locking portion is in contact with the guide needle bracket to lock the guide needle bracket on the transmitter bracket;
- an elastic member;
- a transmitter connected to the transmitter bracket;
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- a guide needle connected to the guide needle bracket;
- wherein the contact member is provided with an unlocking portion;
- the base is configured to be movable toward the contact side to drive the unlocking portion into contact with the transmitter bracket, thereby releasing the locking of the guide needle bracket by the locking portion;
- the elastic member is configured to drive the guide needle bracket to move away from the transmitter bracket when the locking portion is released, thereby driving the guide needle to retract from the human body.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.