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JP5844605B2 - Syringe - Google Patents
JP5844605B2
JP5844605B2 JP2011238210A JP2011238210A JP5844605B2 JP 5844605 B2 JP5844605 B2 JP 5844605B2 JP 2011238210 A JP2011238210 A JP 2011238210A JP 2011238210 A JP2011238210 A JP 2011238210A JP 5844605 B2 JP5844605 B2 JP 5844605B2
JP2011238210A
JP2013094315A (en
2011-10-31 Application filed by 株式会社スズケン filed Critical 株式会社スズケン
2011-10-31 Priority to JP2011238210A priority Critical patent/JP5844605B2/en
2013-05-20 Publication of JP2013094315A publication Critical patent/JP2013094315A/en
2016-01-20 Publication of JP5844605B2 publication Critical patent/JP5844605B2/en
The present invention relates to a syringe having a storage function of an injection needle.
In a medical field such as a hospital, various types of syringes are used for medical practice. Recently, plastic disposable syringes have become mainstream. As such a syringe, a syringe with a removable cap placed on an injection needle is most common. If a cap is attached to the injection needle until injection is performed, injury due to a needle stick accident can be avoided in advance. In addition, if the syringe needle is covered with a cap after injection, a needle stick accident or the like when the syringe is discarded can be avoided. In particular, after injection, the needle may be contaminated by a virus or the like that has infected the patient, so it is necessary to reliably avoid a needle stick accident.
Therefore, in recent years, a syringe having an automatic storage function of an injection needle (needle) has been proposed so that a needle stick accident after injection can be more reliably prevented. For example, a syringe provided with a needle holding member biased backward by a coil spring in a compressed state and a regulating member that regulates the backward movement of the needle holding member has been proposed (for example, Patent Documents 1 and 2). reference.). In these syringes, when the pusher (injection piston) is further pushed after injection, the restriction member is deformed or displaced to release the restriction, and the needle holding member is retracted to store the injection needle. In addition, for example, there is also a proposal of a syringe having a needle holding member biased to the backward side and a latch mechanism that regulates the backward movement of the needle holding member (see, for example, Patent Document 3). In this syringe, the latch mechanism is released when the injection is completed, whereby the needle holding member is retracted and the injection needle is stored.
However, the conventional syringe having the automatic storage function of the injection needle has the following problems. That is, since the needle holding member that holds the injection needle is biased by the spring, when assembling the needle holding member, it is necessary to perform the assembling work while gradually compressing the spring. Additional workability may not be realized.
JP-A-6-142204 JP-A-5-337180 Special table 2008-532657 gazette
The present invention has been made in view of the above-described conventional problems, and is intended to provide a syringe that has excellent assembly workability and excellent productivity in a syringe having a storage function of an injection needle. It is.
A first aspect of the present invention is a syringe body including an injection needle, a liquid chamber for storing a chemical solution, and an operation unit operated in a predetermined direction to inject the chemical solution stored in the liquid chamber from the injection needle. When,
A cylindrical needle cover for storing the injection needle;
An elastic member held by the needle cover in a compressed state along the axial direction of the injection needle,
In a state before use , the needle cover has a pair of seat portions that are in contact with both ends of the elastic member in the axial direction to regulate the position, and holds the elastic member in a gap between the pair of seat portions. As well as
When the operation portion is operated in the predetermined direction after the injection is finished, one of the pair of seat portions is deformed, and the one seat portion is one of the elastic members. will not be able to regulate the position of the end portion, thereby, while one end portion the is arranged to displace beyond the position of said one seat in the axial direction,
On the syringe body side, a seat portion is prepared in which the end portion of the elastic member does not come into contact before use, and the first end portion comes into contact only when the one seat portion is deformed. And
Said elastic member when said one of the seat is deformed, the one end portion is in contact with the seat of different said syringe body side of the one of the seat that the deformed, thereby a direction away from the syringe body The needle cover is urged to move the needle cover to a position where the injection needle is stored (Claim 1).
According to a second aspect of the present invention, a bottomed cylindrical chemical solution container filled with a chemical solution,
A sealing member that seals the opening of the chemical liquid container in a movable state in the cylindrical direction of the chemical liquid container;
In a state where the sealing member can be pushed into the liquid chemical container, a needle housing part attached to the sealing member, and
The needle housing portion has a substantially cylindrical holding member that causes the injection needle to protrude from one end and the perforation needle to protrude from the other end;
At least a first hollow portion having a bottom, extending from the bottom side along the opening direction of the first hollow portion corresponding to the axial direction of the injection needle and circumscribing the outer peripheral side surface of the holding member A first slider portion for holding the holding member by two or more columnar portions is provided, and the positions of both ends in the axial direction are restricted by a pair of seat portions disposed at two locations in the axial direction. A first holder member for holding the compressed elastic member;
At least two or more having a bottomed second hollow portion and extending from the bottom side along the opening direction of the second hollow portion corresponding to the axial direction and circumscribing the outer peripheral side surface of the holding member A second slider portion that holds the holding member by the columnar portion, and a second holder member in which an attachment portion for the sealing member is extended to the end portion on the bottom side,
In the state where the columnar portions of the first and second slider portions that hold the holding member do not overlap with the columnar portion of the other slider portion in the axial direction, the first and second holder members Being rotatable relative to the holding member,
In the state where the columnar portions of the first and second slider portions are alternately arranged around the holding member, the other holder member is inserted into the hollow portion of one of the holder members to thereby axially On the other hand, in the state in which the tip surfaces of the columnar portions of the first and second slider portions face the tip surfaces of the columnar portions of the other slider portion, the state becomes impossible to reduce in the axial direction.
When the first and second holder members that hold the holding member are contracted in the axial direction, the first and second holder members penetrate the sealing member and cause the perforating needle to protrude into the drug solution container and the injection needle. Project outside,
When further reduced in the axial direction after the end of injection, one of the pair of seats included in the first holder member is deformed, and the one seat is the elastic member. one will not be able to regulate the position of the end of, thereby, while one end portion the is arranged to displace beyond the position of said one seat in the axial direction,
On the second holder member side, there is a seat portion in which the end portion of the elastic member does not abut before use, and the first end portion abuts only when the one seat portion is deformed. Are available,
Said elastic member when said one of the seat is deformed, the one end portion is in contact with the seat of different said second holder member side to the one of the seat that the deformed, thereby the second The syringe is configured to urge the first holder member in a direction away from the holder member and to extend the first and second holder members in the axial direction so that the injection needle is retracted. ).
In the syringe according to the present invention, the elastic member compressed in advance only by the needle cover or the first holder member is held. In the assembling operation of the syringe, the needle cover or the first holder member in which the elastic member has been assembled in advance can be handled, so that the elastic member is elastically deformed while performing the assembling operation on other components. There is no need. Therefore, in the syringe according to the present invention, there is less possibility that the efficiency of the assembly work is reduced due to the elastic member necessary for realizing the storage function of the injection needle.
As described above, the syringe according to the present invention is a syringe with excellent characteristics in which the storage function of the injection needle is realized without causing a reduction in the efficiency of the assembly work. If a reduction in the efficiency of the assembly work can be suppressed, an increase in product cost can be avoided and a cost-effective syringe can be provided.
In the syringe according to a preferred aspect of the present invention, the one seat portion is formed by a substantially hairpin-shaped bent portion protruding toward the inner peripheral side of the needle cover or the first holder member, and the bent portion. Extends and deforms so that it approaches straight,
The elastic member is released from the positional restriction of the one end according to this deformation (claims 2 and 5).
In this case, the storage of the injection needle can be realized by an extremely simple operation in which the bent portion is stretched and approaches straight.
The one seat in the syringe according to a preferred aspect of the present invention maintains the holding state of the bent portion until the injection is completed, and the operation unit is operated in the predetermined direction after the injection is completed. And a latch mechanism for releasing the holding state when it is touched (Claims 3 and 6).
In this case, until the injection action is completed, the compressed state of the elastic member can be reliably maintained by the action of the latch mechanism.
In the syringe of the second aspect of the present invention, a state in which the needle housing portion can be reduced in the axial direction according to a relative rotational position of the first and second holder members, and a state in which the needle storage portion cannot be reduced. Can be switched. In a state in which the reduction in the axial direction is impossible, the front end surface of the columnar portion of one holder member faces the front end surface of the columnar portion of the other holder member, and reduction in the axial direction is highly reliably regulated. . In this state, since the injection needle does not protrude carelessly toward the outside, the occurrence of a needle stick accident can be avoided with high certainty.
In carrying out the injection, if the needle housing portion is reduced in the axial direction by pushing one holder member into the other holder member, the perforating needle protrudes from the rear end of the drug solution container side, and The injection needle can be protruded from the distal end side. The piercing needle penetrates the sealing member and reaches the inside of the chemical container. In this state, if the entire needle housing portion is pushed into the drug solution container, the sealing member is advanced inside the drug solution container, and the drug solution can be injected from the injection needle in accordance with the advance.
If the first and second holder members are further reduced in the axial direction after the injection is completed, the first and second holder members are expanded in the axial direction in response to the elastic return of the elastic members. The needle can be stored. After that, if the first and second holder members are rotated relative to each other, the state where the front end surface of the columnar portion of one holder member faces the front end surface of the columnar portion of the other holder member can be set. It is also possible to reset the state that cannot be reduced in the direction.
In the needle housing part provided in the syringe according to the second aspect of the present invention, the columnar part of the first and second slider parts does not overlap with the columnar part of the other slider part in the axial direction after injection. After the first and second holder members are extended in the axial direction to a position, the first and second holder members are relatively rotated to reset the state that cannot be reduced in the axial direction. Configured as possible,
The elastic member is a spring in which a wire for a spring is wound in a coil shape, and is held by the first holder member in a state in which a rotational elastic force in the rotational direction is stored by being twisted in the circumferential direction. When the positional restriction of the one end portion is released, it contacts the seat portion provided on the second holder member in a state where all or part of the rotational elastic force is stored, Both the first and second holder members are extended in the axial direction until they are relatively rotatable, and then the first and second holder members are relatively rotated by the rotational elastic force. Thus, the axial direction is shifted to a non-reducible state (Claim 7).
In this case, it is possible to automatically set a state in which the injection needle cannot be re-projected with the storing operation of the injection needle.
As the elastic member, in addition to the coil spring, a member made of an elastic material such as a rubber material, an actuator sealed in a compressed state of air or the like can be applied.
The syringe according to the second aspect of the present invention is preferably relative to the first and second holder members around the holding member in a state where the syringe is extrapolated to the first and second slider portions. Equipped with a substantially cylindrical extrapolation sleeve that regulates
The needle accommodating portion is in a state in which it cannot be reduced in the axial direction in the product state, and the axial direction is obtained by relatively rotating the first and second holder members around the holding member during injection. Can be set to a state that can be reduced,
The extrapolation sleeve allows relative rotation of the first and second holder members around the holding member in a product state, and the needle accommodating portion is reduced in the axial direction after injection. When the state that cannot be reduced in the axial direction is reset from the possible state, relative rotation of the first and second holder members is restricted (Claim 8).
In this case, the relative rotation of the first and second holder members can be restricted after setting the state in which the injection is completed and the axial direction cannot be reduced. If this relative rotation can be restricted, it is possible to reliably avoid the possibility of the first and second holder members going backward to a state in which they can be reduced in the axial direction.
The perspective view which shows the prefilled syringe of the product state in Example 1. FIG. The perspective view which shows the prefilled syringe of the injection state in Example 1. FIG. Sectional drawing which shows the cross-section of the vial sealed with the gasket in Example 1. FIG. The perspective view which shows the assembly | attachment structure of the needle unit of the product state in Example 1. FIG. The perspective view which shows the needle unit of the product state in Example 1. FIG. The perspective view which shows the assembly | attachment structure of the needle unit of the product state in Example 1. FIG. Sectional drawing which shows the cross-section of the 1st holder member in Example 1. FIG. The AA arrow directional cross-sectional view which shows the clip part of the 1st holder member in Example 1. FIG. The side view which shows the holder post in the middle of a process in Example 1. FIG. The front view which shows the holder body in Example 1. FIG. The figure which shows the extrapolation sleeve in Example 1. FIG. Sectional drawing which shows the cross-sectional structure of the extrapolation sleeve in Example 1. FIG. Explanatory drawing which shows operation | movement of the needle unit in Example 1. FIG. The perspective view which shows the assembly | attachment structure of the needle unit of the injection state in Example 1. FIG. The perspective view which shows the needle unit in the state which can be shrunk | reduced to the axial direction in Example 1. FIG. The perspective view which shows the needle unit of the injection state in Example 1. FIG. Sectional drawing which shows the state which the bending part of the 1st holder member expanded in Example 1. FIG. The side view which shows the spring in Example 2. FIG. Sectional drawing which shows the cross-sectional structure of the syringe in injection in Example 3. FIG. Sectional drawing which shows the cross-section of the syringe in the state in which the injection needle in Example 3 was stored.
The embodiment of the present invention will be specifically described with reference to the following examples.
This example is an example relating to a disposable prefilled syringe 1A (medical solution-filled syringe). The contents will be described with reference to FIGS.
The prefilled syringe 1A of this example is in a state of being movable in the cylinder direction of the vial 2 in order to push out the chemical liquid and the bottomed cylindrical vial 2 (chemical liquid container) filled with the chemical liquid as shown in FIGS. A gasket 25 (sealing member) that seals the opening, and a needle unit 1 (needle accommodating portion) that is attached to the gasket 25 are provided. The prefilled syringe 1A in the product state has a total length of about 80 mm and a maximum diameter of about 17 mm excluding the finger hook portion 159. If the total length is set to about 60 to 100 mm and the maximum diameter is set to about 15 to 25 mm, an easy-to-use syringe can be realized.
As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the vial 2 is a bottomed substantially cylindrical container for filling a chemical solution. The vial 2 is sealed by an inserted gasket 25, and a stopper 23 for preventing the gasket 25 from dropping off is attached to the open end. The retainer 23 includes an opening 230 having a smaller diameter than the inner diameter of the main body 21 of the vial 2. On the bottom surface inside the vial 2, a recess 211 is provided for avoiding a bottom piercing of the piercing needle 100 </ b> B (see FIG. 4).
As shown in FIG. 3, the gasket 25 is a substantially cylindrical member made of Estramer that is inserted into the vial 2 (main body portion 21). The gasket 25 functions as a piston that moves forward toward the bottom side of the vial 2. A bottomed mounting hole 250 in which an inner peripheral screw is formed is opened on the end face of the gasket 25 facing outward when inserted into the vial 2. The attachment hole 250 is a hole for screwing and attaching the needle unit 1.
As shown in FIGS. 1, 2, and 4 to 6, the needle unit 1 includes a substantially cylindrical holding member 10 in which an injection needle 100 </ b> A and a perforating needle 100 </ b> B protrude from both ends, and a first and a first and The second holder members 11 </ b> A and 12 and the extrapolation sleeve 13 accommodated in the first and second holder members 11 </ b> A and 12 at a position corresponding to the outer peripheral side of the holding member 10 are configured. 4 and 5, the extrapolation sleeve 13 is omitted and shown, and in FIG. 6, the holding member 10 is omitted and shown.
As shown in FIG. 4, the holding member 10 is a substantially cylindrical member made of polypropylene. In the holding member 10, the stainless steel tube 100 is disposed through the central axis. The stainless steel tube 100 protrudes from both axial ends of the holding member 10 to form an injection needle 100A and a perforation needle 100B. One injection needle 100A is a needle tip pierced by the skin of a human body that is an injection site, and the other perforation needle 100B is a needle tip that penetrates the partition wall 251 of the gasket 25 (FIG. 3).
In the needle unit 1, the first and second holder members 11 </ b> A and 12 are coaxially connected via the holding member 10. The needle unit 1 can be reduced in the axial direction by a structure in which the second holder member 12 is inserted and accommodated in the first holder member 11A on the distal end side. When the needle unit 1 to which the vial 2 is attached is reduced in the axial direction, the piercing needle 100B can be protruded into the vial 2 via the gasket 25, and the injection needle 100A can be protruded to the outside (FIG. 2). reference.). If the needle unit 1 is pushed into the vial 2 in this state, the drug solution can be injected from the injection needle 100A as the gasket 25 advances.
As shown in FIG. 4, the holding member 10 of this example has a small diameter portion 105 sandwiched between the end faces 10 </ b> U and 10 </ b> V in the middle in the axial direction. A first shaft portion 10A and a second shaft portion 10B having substantially the same diameter are formed on both sides of the small diameter portion 105 in the axial direction. The holding member 10 is assembled such that the first shaft portion 10A is positioned on the first holder member 11A side and the second shaft portion 10B is positioned on the second holder member 12 side.
On the outer peripheral surface of the first shaft portion 10A, as shown in FIG. 4, flange portions 10P that protrude toward the outer peripheral side are provided at approximately six equally spaced positions in the circumferential direction. Each collar part 10P is extended along the axial direction. On the outer peripheral surface of the first shaft portion 10A, six regions are formed between the flange portions 10P adjacent in the circumferential direction. Of these six surfaces, every other three surfaces are provided with forward and backward grooves 10M with the same specifications along the axial direction.
On the outer peripheral surface of the second shaft portion 10B, there are provided flange portions 10R that protrude to the outer peripheral side at approximately three equally spaced positions in the circumferential direction as shown in FIG. Each collar portion 10R extends along the axial direction. On the outer peripheral surface of the second shaft portion 10B, three regions sandwiched between the flange portions 10R adjacent in the circumferential direction are formed. Each of these three surfaces is formed over about 120 degrees in the circumferential direction. Furthermore, on the outer peripheral surface of the second shaft portion 10B, groove-like advance / retreat grooves 10N along the axial direction are provided at three positions at approximately equal intervals in the circumferential direction. The forward / backward groove 10N of the second shaft portion 10B is located approximately 60 degrees away from the forward / backward groove 10M of the first shaft portion 10A.
11A of 1st holder members are the members which combined the holder body 15 and the cap 11 which consist of polypropylene like FIGS. The holder member 11 </ b> A as a whole has a substantially cylindrical shape with a bottom, and has a pair of finger hook portions 159 disposed so as to face each other so as to project to the outer peripheral side. 11 A of holder members are assembled | attached in the state in which the bottom side is located in the front end side of 1 A of prefilled syringes. The inner diameter of the first hollow portion 11H, which is the internal space of the holder member 11A, is formed to be substantially the same as the outer diameter to the extent that the vial 2 can be inserted. The hollow portion 11H is provided with a first slider portion 110 that can hold the holding member 10. FIG. 7 shows a cross section taken along the broken line L in FIG.
The cap 11 is a member that is extrapolated to the end of the holder body 15 on the side opposite to the finger-hanging portion 159 and forms the bottom of the holder member 11A. A projecting hole 118 for projecting the injection needle 100A is perforated on the tip surface of the cap 11 that contacts the bottom side. On the bottom surface inside the cap 11, three columnar portions 111 constituting the slider portion 110 are erected along the axial direction (opening direction) of the hollow portion 11H. Note that the number of the columnar portions 111 may be two, four, or the like instead of the three in this example.
The three columnar portions 111 all have the same specifications, and are provided at positions corresponding to three equally spaced locations in the circumferential direction around the axis of the holder member 11A. Further, a locking portion 115 is erected on the bottom surface of the cap 11 at a position facing through the protruding hole 118. The locking portion 115 is formed so as to hang from the bottom surface in a substantially U shape by punching from the tip side (see FIG. 8). A clip portion 151A (described later) provided in the holder body 15 is engaged with the locking portion 115.
As shown in FIG. 7, the holder body 15 includes a substantially cylindrical tube portion 150 provided with a finger hook portion 159 and a pair of holder posts 151 extending in the axial direction from the tube portion 150. The pair of holder posts 151 are arranged so as to face each other with the axis of the cylindrical portion 150 interposed therebetween. The holder post 151 has a clip portion 151A at the tip and a bent portion 155 located in the middle. The clip portion 151A is formed so as to protrude in a key shape on the inner peripheral side. In the holder body 15, a seat portion 153A of the spring 18 is formed by the protruding shape of the clip portion 151A. The bent portion 155 is formed to be folded back to the inner peripheral side like the tip shape of the hairpin. The shelf surface formed by the bent portion 155 forms a seat portion 155A opposite to the spring 18 facing the seat portion 153A.
As shown in FIGS. 9 and 10, the holder post 151 in the middle of processing immediately after resin molding has a key shape in which the bent portion 155 is expanded at a right angle. In the holder post 151, a latch 156 and a catcher 157 are provided on both sides of the bent portion 155. The latch 156 located on the base side of the holder post 151 is a portion extending in the axial direction so as to branch from a bent portion 155 formed so as to form 90 degrees with respect to the axial direction (see FIG. 9). ). On the other hand, the catcher 157 provided on the outer surface on the front end side is a concave depression with which the latch 156 is engaged. The latch 156 is a protruding piece having a wide tip end side. The opening of the catcher 157 is formed to be narrow corresponding to the narrow base portion of the latch 156, and the back side is formed to be wide. The combination of the latch 156 and the catcher 157 forms a latch mechanism that holds the hairpin shape of the bent portion 155 (see FIG. 7).
The holder post 151 is completed by bending the key-shaped bent portion 155 of FIG. 9 until it becomes a hairpin shape. When the bent portion 155 is bent until the hairpin shape is obtained, an engagement structure is realized in which the latch 156 is accommodated in the catcher 157 as shown in FIG. 10, and the hairpin shape of the bent portion 155 is reliably held by this engagement structure. Is done.
As shown in FIG. 7, a coiled spring (elastic member) 18 is assembled to the holder post 151 where the bent portion 155 is bent into a hairpin shape. The spring 18 is held in a gap between the pair of seats 153A and 155A in a state of being compressed in the axial direction. Thus, the holder body 15 holding the spring 18 is assembled to the cap 11 in a state where the clip portion 151A engages with the locking portion 115.
As shown in FIGS. 4 to 6, the second holder member 12 has a substantially cylindrical shape with a bottom, and is a polycarbonate-made member in which a small-diameter mounting portion 125 is erected on an end surface on the bottom side. The holder member 12 is formed with a smaller diameter than the opening 230 (FIG. 3) of the vial 2. The attachment portion 125 has a thread on the outer peripheral surface so that it can be screwed into the gasket 25. The attachment portion 125 is screwed in until the end surface of the holder member 12 that hits the standing surface comes into close contact with the gasket 25. A collar-shaped seat portion 129 that protrudes to the outer peripheral side is disposed opposite to the opening end on the opposite side. The pair of opposed seats 129 become a new seat for the spring 18 instead of the seat 155A of the holder member 11A when the injection needle 100A is automatically retracted. 4 and 6, only one side of the pair of seat portions 129 is illustrated. Instead of this example, it is also possible to adopt a structure in which the needle unit 1 is fixed to the gasket 25 by press-fitting the attachment portion 125 into the hole on the gasket 25 side.
The inner diameter of the second hollow portion 12H, which is the internal space of the second holder member 12, is set to such an extent that the outer insertion sleeve 13 (FIG. 6) can be inserted. The second hollow portion 12H is provided with a second slider portion 120 that can hold the holding member 10. The slider portion 120 includes three columnar portions 121 extending in the axial direction (opening direction) from the bottom side of the hollow portion 12H.
The three columnar portions 121 all have the same specifications as the columnar portion 111 of the first holder member 11 </ b> A, and are provided at three equally spaced locations in the circumferential direction like the columnar portion 111. The three columnar portions 121 form an inner circumferential space having a substantially circular cross section. The slider part 120 holds the holding member 10 in the inner peripheral space in a state where the columnar part 121 circumscribes the outer peripheral side surface of the holding member 10.
The cross-sectional shapes of the columnar part 111 and the columnar part 121 are such that when they are alternately combined in the circumferential direction, a substantially complete ring can be formed by complementing the gaps without overlapping each other. In the state where the columnar portions 111 and 121 are alternately arranged in the circumferential direction, the holder members 11A and 12 can be reduced in the axial direction in a state where the columnar portions 111 and 121 mesh with each other in a comb shape.
As shown in FIGS. 4 to 6, the columnar portions 111 and 121 have three types of grooves 111 </ b> A to C and 121 </ b> A to C on the outer peripheral surface, and convex portions 111 </ b> T and 121 </ b> T on the inner peripheral surface of the tip.
The convex portions 111T and 121T protruding to the inner peripheral side are formed on the inner peripheral surfaces of the columnar portions 111 and 121 one by one. The inner diameter formed by the projecting surfaces of the three convex portions 111T and 121T of the holder members 11A and 12 is substantially equal to the outer diameter of the small diameter portion 105 of the holding member 10. The convex portion 111T on the first holder member 11A side advances and retracts in the advance / retreat groove 10N of the second shaft portion 10B when the holder member 11A advances and retracts in the axial direction with respect to the holding member 10. The convex part 121T on the second holder member 12 side advances and retreats the advance / retreat groove 10M of the first shaft part 10A when the holder member 12 advances and retracts in the axial direction with respect to the holding member 10.
As shown in FIGS. 4 to 6, the advance / retreat grooves 111 </ b> A and 121 </ b> A are grooves that extend along the axial direction substantially at the center in the circumferential direction on the outer peripheral surfaces of the columnar portions 111 and 121. The advance / retreat grooves 111A and 121A are formed from the front of the base of the columnar portions 111 and 121 to the front of the tip.
The taper grooves 111B and 121B are grooves formed at positions corresponding to the left rotation side of the advance and retreat grooves 111A and 121A when the back side is viewed from the opening side of the holder portions 11A and 12. The taper grooves 111 </ b> B and 121 </ b> B are extended along the circumferential direction, gradually become deeper on the left rotation side, and open on the side surfaces of the columnar portions 111 and 121.
The tapered grooves 111 </ b> C and 121 </ b> C are grooves that are provided along the axial direction in the unformed portions of the advance / retreat grooves 111 </ b> A and 121 </ b> A at the tip portions of the columnar portions 111 and 121. The circumferential position coincides with the forward and backward grooves 111A and 121A. The tapered grooves 111 </ b> C and 121 </ b> C gradually become deeper toward the front end side in the axial direction, and are opened at the front end surfaces of the columnar portions 111 and 121.
As shown in FIGS. 6, 11, and 12, the extrapolation sleeve 13 is a substantially cylindrical member made of polycarbonate that is accommodated in the holder members 11 </ b> A and 12 while being extrapolated to the slider portions 110 and 120. . The extrapolation sleeve 13 is provided with a first formation part 131 incorporated on the first holder member 11A side and a second formation part 132 incorporated on the second holder member 12 side with the axial intermediate part 130 as the center. It has been. The first forming portion 131 and the second forming portion 132 are provided with six pieces of lock pieces 133 at substantially equal intervals in the circumferential direction. Each lock piece 133 is a part formed by cutting the outer peripheral wall of the first forming part 131 or the second forming part 132 into a U-shape so that the intermediate part 130 side becomes a root. The lock piece 133 of the first forming portion 131 and the lock piece 133 of the second forming portion 132 are substantially coincident with each other in the circumferential direction.
As shown in FIGS. 11 and 12, all the lock pieces 133 have a key-like portion 134 that protrudes inward on the tip side (see the AA cross section of FIG. 11). The key-shaped part 134 has a substantially wedge-shaped cross-sectional shape in which the protruding height gradually increases toward the intermediate part 130.
The first forming part 131 and the second forming part 132 are different in shape and configuration of the key-shaped part 134 as shown in FIG. There are two types of key-shaped portions 134 of the first forming portion 131. The first key-shaped portion 134A is a key-shaped portion whose protruding height toward the inside is substantially constant in the circumferential direction as shown in the BB cross-sectional view in FIG. As shown in the drawing, the second key-shaped portion 134B includes a portion 134p having an inward protruding height that is substantially constant in the circumferential direction, and an inclined portion 134t in which the protruding height gradually decreases in the circumferential direction. Part. In the second key-shaped part 134B in the first forming part 131, an inclined part 134t is arranged on the left rotation side in the BB cross section of the figure.
The key-shaped part 134C of the second forming part 132 has the same specifications as shown in FIG. As shown in the CC cross-sectional view in the figure, the key-shaped portion 134C includes a portion 134p having a substantially constant protruding height toward the inside, and an inclined portion 134t in which the protruding height gradually decreases in the circumferential direction. It is a key-shaped part including. In each key-shaped portion 134C in the second forming portion 132, an inclined portion 134t is arranged on the left rotation side in the CC cross section of the same drawing as the second key-shaped portion 134B in the first forming portion 131. When the holder members 11A and 12 are assembled to the extrapolation sleeve 13, the key-shaped portion 134 uses tapered grooves 111C and 121C (see FIG. 6) provided in the holder members 11A and 12. It rides in the axial direction and is accommodated in the advance / retreat grooves 111A, 121A.
In the prefilled syringe 1A (product state) of this example having the above-described component configuration, the attachment portion 125 of the second holder member 12 is screwed into the gasket 25 and fixed to the vial 2 (see FIG. 1). It is in. The first holder member 11 </ b> A holds the holding member 10 with the convex portion 111 </ b> T circumscribing the small diameter portion 105. The second holder member 12 holds the holding member 10 in a state where the convex portion 121 </ b> T circumscribes the small diameter portion 105. The first holder member 11 </ b> A and the second holder member 12 are coaxially connected via the holding member 10. At this time, the first holder member 11A and the second holder member 12 are coupled via the holding member 10 in a state where the slider portions 110 and 120 (columnar portions 111 and 121) do not overlap in the axial direction. (See FIG. 5). An extrapolation sleeve 13 is disposed on the outer periphery of the slider portions 110 and 120 of the first and second holder members 11A and 12 (see FIG. 6).
The slider portions 110 and 120 in the product state, the extrapolation sleeve 13 and the holding member 10 are combined as indicated by A and D in the uppermost stage in FIG. In addition, AC of the left side in the figure is sectional drawing which anticipates the cross section containing the taper groove 111B of 11 A of 1st holder members from the front end side of 1 A of prefilled syringes. DF on the right side in the figure is a cross-sectional view of a cross section including the tapered groove 121B of the second holder member 12 seen from the front end side of the prefilled syringe 1A. In A to C, cross sections of the first forming portion 131 of the extrapolation sleeve 13, the slider portion 110 of the holder member 11A, and the first shaft portion 10A of the holding member 10 are illustrated from the outer peripheral side. In D to F, each section of the second forming portion 132 of the extrapolation sleeve 13, the slider portion 120 of the holder member 12, and the second shaft portion 10B of the holding member 10 is illustrated from the outer peripheral side.
As in A and D in FIG. 13, in the prefilled syringe 1 </ b> A in the product state, the circumferential positions of the columnar part 111 of the first holder member 11 </ b> A and the columnar part 121 of the second holder member 12 substantially coincide with each other. (See FIG. 5). In this state, the front end surface of the columnar part 111 and the front end surface of the columnar part 121 face each other and are in a state that cannot be reduced in the axial direction. The holding member 10 is completely accommodated in the first and second holder members 11A and 12 and the injection needle 100A on the distal end side and the piercing needle 100B on the vial 2 side are accommodated (see FIG. 1). ).
Each of the columnar portions 111 of the first holder member 11A is, as indicated by A in FIG. 13, among the six surfaces of the outer peripheral surface of the first shaft portion 10A of the holding member 10 that are partitioned in the circumferential direction by the flange portion 10P. It circumscribes the outer peripheral surface where the advance / retreat groove 10M is not formed. In the first holder member 11A, relative rotation with the holding member 10 is restricted by six flange portions 10P in the circumferential direction. The second key-shaped portion 134B (first forming portion 131) of the extrapolation sleeve 13 is accommodated in the advance / retreat groove 111A of the columnar portion 111. As described above, the second key-shaped portion 134B is formed with the inclined portion 134t on the left rotation side in the drawing.
On the other hand, each columnar portion 121 of the second holder member 12 has three outer peripheral surfaces defined by the flange portion 10R among the outer peripheral surfaces of the second shaft portion 10B of the holding member 10, as indicated by D in FIG. Circumscribes each. The second holder member 12 is rotated to the right side in the figure with respect to the outer circumferential surface extending in the circumferential direction of 120 degrees. A key-shaped portion 134 </ b> C (second forming portion 132) of the outer sleeve 13 is accommodated in the advance / retreat groove 121 </ b> A on the outer peripheral surface of the columnar portion 121. As described above, the key portion 134C is formed with the inclined portion 134t on the left rotation side in the drawing.
Next, the use of the prefilled syringe 1A of this example will be described. In the injection, the second holder member 12 is rotated about 60 degrees in the counterclockwise direction in FIG. 13 with respect to the first holder member 11A and the holding member 10. The circumferential width of the columnar portion 121 of the second holder member 12 is about 60 degrees in the circumferential direction. On the other hand, as shown in FIG. D, in the second shaft portion 10B of the holding member 10 that circumscribes the columnar portion 121, the flange portions 10R are provided at three positions at substantially equal intervals in the circumferential direction, and the outer peripheral surface is approximately the circumferential direction. It is divided into 120 degrees. The second holder member 12 in a state in which the columnar portion 121 circumscribes the second shaft portion 10B of the holding member 10 is relatively rotatable with respect to the holding member 10 within a range of about 60 degrees. On the other hand, when the second holder member 12 rotates counterclockwise, the extrapolation sleeve 13 is driven to rotate counterclockwise by the engagement structure of the advance / retreat groove 121A and the key-shaped portion 134C.
On the other hand, in the second key-shaped part 134B engaged with the advance / retreat groove 111A of the first slider part 110, an inclined part 134t is formed on the left rotation side as shown in FIG. 13A. Further, in the columnar portion 111, a circumferential tapered groove 111B is formed on the right rotation side. As described above, when the extrapolation sleeve 13 rotates counterclockwise following the counterclockwise rotation of the second holder member 12, as shown in FIGS. 13A and 13B, the second key-shaped portion 134B is moved forward and backward using the inclined portion 134t. 111A can escape, and the first key-like portion 134A enters the advance / retreat groove 111A using the inclined bottom surface of the tapered groove 111B.
When the second holder member 12 rotates left together with the extrapolation sleeve 13 in this manner, the injection state shown in FIGS. 13B and 13E can be realized. In this injection state, the circumferential positions of the columnar part 111 of the first holder member 11A and the columnar part 121 of the second holder member 12 are staggered. Thus, if the columnar parts 111 and 121 are alternately arranged, the needle unit 1 can be reduced in the axial direction (see FIGS. 14 to 16).
For example, when the index finger and the middle finger are put on the finger hanging portion 159 and the thumb is applied to the bottom surface 210 of the vial 2 to reduce the axial direction, the needle unit 1 is first reduced in the axial direction (see FIG. 2). When the needle unit 1 is contracted in the axial direction and the length in the axial direction is shorter than the entire length of the holding member 10 including the injection needle 100A and the piercing needle 100B, the piercing needle from the attachment portion 125 side of the second holder member 12 is used. 100B protrudes, and the injection needle 100A protrudes from the distal end side of the first holder member 11A. The piercing needle 100 </ b> B penetrates the partition wall 251 of the gasket 25 (see FIG. 3), and its tip reaches the inside of the vial 2. When the needle unit 1 is most contracted in the axial direction, the injection needle 100A and the piercing needle 100B are fully projected. If the prefilled syringe 1 </ b> A is further reduced in the axial direction by pushing the needle unit 1 toward the bottom side of the vial 2, the drug solution can be injected as the gasket 25 advances.
In the prefilled syringe 1A in the injection state, as shown in FIG. 13B, the forward and backward groove 111A of the first slider portion 110 accommodates the first key-shaped portion 134A of the outer insertion sleeve 13 (first forming portion 131). . Further, as shown in FIG. 5E, the second holder member 12 is fully rotated counterclockwise with respect to the outer peripheral surface over 120 degrees in the circumferential direction defined by the flange portion 10R. In the process from D to E in the figure, the extrapolation sleeve 13 is driven by the left rotation of the second holder member 12, so that the key-shaped portion 134 </ b> C accommodated in the advance / retreat groove 121 </ b> A of the second slider portion 120. There is no replacement. In handling after injection, the counterclockwise inclined portion 134t provided in the key-like portion 134C realizes an extremely important function and effect.
Next, processing after injection of the prefilled syringe 1A of this example will be described. When the vial 2 is further pushed into the needle unit 1 after the injection is completed, the latch 156 is pulled out from the catcher 157 (see FIG. 10) of the first holder portion 11A as shown in FIG. Stretched. Then, the restriction of the spring 18 held in the compressed state by the first holder member 11 </ b> A is released, and the end portion on the bent portion 155 side presses against the seat portion 129 of the second holder member 12. In FIG. 17, priority is given to ease of understanding, and the slider portion 120, the extrapolation sleeve 13, the latch 156, and the like of the second holder member 12 are omitted, and the circumferential position of the seat portion 129 is changed. It is. Actually, the seat portion 129 is located about 90 degrees away from the bent portion 155 in the circumferential direction.
The urging force of the spring 18 acts to extend the needle unit 1 in the axial direction. In the needle unit 1, the key-shaped portion 134A of the extrapolation sleeve 13 reaches the end of the advance / retreat groove 111A of the first slider portion 110, and the key-shaped portion 134C reaches the end of the advance / retreat groove 121A of the second slider portion 120. Stretches to The axial extension of the needle unit 1 is also restricted by the engagement between the convex portions 111T and 121T provided on the columnar portions 111 and 121 and the end surfaces 10U and 10V of the holding member 10, thereby the holder member. The maximum extension positions of 11A and 12 are regulated with high certainty.
After the needle unit 1 extends in the axial direction as described above, the second holder member 12 is rotated 60 degrees in the clockwise direction in FIG. Here, as described above, the key-shaped portion housed in the advance / retreat groove 111A of the first slider portion 110 is the first key-shaped portion 134A that does not have the inclined portion 134t (FIG. 5B). The first key-like portion 134A is a key-like portion that cannot escape from the advance / retreat groove 111A even if a relative rotational force is generated between the first holder member 11A and the first holder member 11A. Therefore, the state shown in FIG. 7B is a state in which the relative rotation between the first holder member 11A and the extrapolation sleeve 13 is restricted.
On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 13E, the key-shaped part 134C accommodated in the advance / retreat groove 121A of the second slider part 120 has an inclined part 134t formed on the left rotation side. Therefore, when the second holder member 12 is rotated to the right, the key portion 134C can escape from the advance / retreat groove 121A using the inclined portion 134t. When the second holder member 12 rotates to the right relative to the extrapolation sleeve 13, the second slider portion 120 approaches the new key-shaped portion 134C. Since the key-like portion 134C also has an inclined portion 134t on the left rotation side, the key-like portion 134C can enter the advance / retreat groove 121A of the slider portion 120 using the inclined portion 134t. Therefore, when the second holder member 12 is rotated to the right in the state of FIG. 13E, only the second holder member 12 can be rotated to the right without moving the extrapolation sleeve 13.
As described above, when the second holder member 12 is rotated to the right in FIG. 13B and FIG. 13E as the starting point, the discarded states of FIGS. C and F are obtained. In this discarded state, the circumferential positions of the columnar part 111 of the first holder member 11 </ b> A and the columnar part 121 of the second holder member 12 substantially coincide. That is, this state is a state in which the front end surface of the columnar part 111 and the front end surface of the columnar part 121 face each other and cannot be reduced in the axial direction.
As shown in FIG. 13C, the first key portion 134A having no inclined portion 134t is accommodated in the advance / retreat groove 111A of the first slider portion 110. Therefore, in this state, the extrapolation sleeve 13 cannot be rotated relative to the first holder member 11A. Furthermore, since six flanges 10P are formed on the outer periphery of the first shaft portion 10A, it is impossible for the first holder member 11A to rotate relative to the holding member 10.
As shown in FIG. 13F, the key-shaped portion 134C having the inclined portion 134t on the left rotation side is accommodated in the advance / retreat groove 121A of the second slider portion 120. The second holder member 12 has its left rotation restricted by engagement of the advance / retreat groove 121A and the key-like portion 134C, and the columnar portion 121 is in the right-hand side by the flange portion 10R contacting the right rotation side. Rotation is regulated. Therefore, the second holder member 12 cannot be rotated relative to the holding member 10.
As described above, when the second holder member 12 is rotated to the right in FIG. 13C and F after use, the first restriction member is configured by the action of the rotation restricting mechanism including the extrapolation sleeve 13. The holder member 11A and the second holder member 12 can be set in a relatively non-rotatable state.
Furthermore, in the state of FIG. 13C, the circumferential position of the forward / backward groove 10M of the first shaft portion 10A is different from the circumferential position of the convex portion 111T of the first holder member 11A. Therefore, the convex portion 111T engages with the end surface 10U of the small diameter portion 105 and the first shaft portion 10A, and the axial extraction of the first holder member 11A from the holding member 10 is restricted. Similarly, in the state of FIG. 13F, the circumferential position of the forward / backward groove 10N of the second shaft portion 10B and the circumferential position of the convex portion 121T of the second holder member 12 are different. Therefore, the convex portion 121T is engaged with the end surface 10V of the small diameter portion 105 and the second shaft portion 10B, and the axial extraction of the second holder member 12 from the holding member 10 is restricted.
The prefilled syringe 1A of the present example configured as described above is a very compact and highly safe syringe. This prefilled syringe 1A is an excellent product that requires very little labor for injection and can set the state in which the injection needle 100A is stored after the injection with one touch.
In addition, as a latch mechanism of the bent portion 155, instead of the combination of the latch 156 and the catcher 157 of this example, a latch mechanism combining a mushroom-like convex portion and a concave portion, or a convex shape exhibiting a divergent cross-sectional shape. It is also possible to employ a latch mechanism such as a zip lock (R) by a combination of a rail and a concave groove that accommodates the rail.
In this example, the restriction of the spring 18 is released according to the deformation of the bent portion 155 that forms the seat portion 155A. Instead, the seat portion 155A is broken or cut in accordance with the pushing operation after injection and deformed by being deformed, and the seat portion 155A is elastically displaced (in response to the pushing operation). It is also possible to adopt a configuration in which the restriction of the spring 18 is released by retreating or the like.
Further, in this example, the seat portion 129 of the second holder member 12 is set as a new seat portion after the restriction of the spring 18 is released. Instead, the second holder member 12 may be indirectly biased by pressing the end of the spring 18 that has returned to elasticity against the vial 2.
In this example, the operation after injection is further automated based on the prefilled syringe of Example 1. The contents will be described with reference to FIG.
The prefilled syringe of this example is different from the first embodiment in the spring. The spring 18 of this example is held in rotation by being twisted in the rotational direction and held by the first holder member 11A. The spring 18 has projecting ends 181 and 182 at both ends which are bent in the winding direction and projected in the axial direction. The protruding ends 181 and 182 are engaged with the side surfaces of the seats 153A and 155A and are prevented from rotating. The rotation direction in which the spring 18 is twisted is a direction in which a rotational elastic force that urges the second holder member 12 in the right rotation direction in FIG. 13 is stored.
When the restriction of the spring 18 is released by the pushing operation after injection, the end of the spring 18 comes into contact with the seat 129 of the second holder member 12 and the protruding end 182 engages with the side surface of the seat 129 to rotate the rotation. Part or all of the elastic force is maintained as it is. When the needle unit 1 expands to a position where the second holder member 12 can be rotated relative to the first holder member 11A, the second holder member 12 is biased by the spring 18 that stores rotational elastic force. It rotates in the clockwise direction in FIG. This clockwise rotation is the same as the 60 ° clockwise rotation (FIG. 13) of the second holder member 12 in the needle unit 1 after the injection in the first embodiment.
Other configurations and operational effects are the same as those in the first embodiment.
This example is an example of a syringe 1B that employs a needle cover to which the first holder member of Example 1 is applied. The contents will be described with reference to FIG. 19 and FIG.
The needle cover 11B of the present example removes the slider portion (same reference numeral 110) from the first holder member (symbol 11A in FIG. 7) of the first embodiment and extends in the axial direction, and is prevented from being removed from the inner peripheral surface of the opening end 158 is a member provided. The syringe body 1C combined with the needle cover 11B is a syringe that injects a pusher (operation unit) 32 into the syringe barrel 31 to inject the liquid medicine in the liquid chamber. Corresponding convex portions 310 are provided.
In injection, the drug solution can be injected by placing a finger on the finger hooking portion 159 of the needle cover 11B and pushing the pusher 32 in. After the injection is completed, when the pusher 32 is further pushed in, the bent portion 155 is deformed and approaches straight, the restriction of the spring 18 is released, and it comes into contact with the distal end surface 311 of the syringe barrel 31 (see FIG. 20). Thereby, the needle cover 11B moves forward and the injection needle 100A is stored.
Other configurations and operational effects are the same as those of the first embodiment.
As described above, specific examples of the present invention have been described in detail as in the embodiments. However, these specific examples merely disclose an example of the technology included in the scope of claims. Needless to say, the scope of the claims should not be construed as limited by the configuration, numerical values, or the like of the specific examples. The scope of the claims includes techniques obtained by variously modifying or changing the specific examples using known techniques, knowledge of those skilled in the art, and the like.
1 Needle unit (needle receiving part)
1A Prefilled syringe 1B Syringe 1C Syringe body 10 Holding member 11 Cap 11A, 12 Holder member 11B Needle cover 11H, 12H Hollow part 100A Injection needle 100B Perforated needle 110, 120 Slider part 111, 121 Columnar part 125 Mounting part 129 Seat part 13 Outer part Insertion sleeve 134 Key-like part 15 Holder body 153A Seat part 155 Bending part 155A Seat part 159 Finger hook part 18 Spring (elastic member)
2 vials (medical solution containers)
210 Bottom 230 Opening 25 Gasket (sealing member)
250 Mounting hole 32 Pusher (operation part)
A syringe body including an injection needle, a liquid chamber for storing a chemical solution, and an operation unit operated in a predetermined direction to inject the chemical solution stored in the liquid chamber from the injection needle;
Said elastic member when said one of the seat is deformed, the one end portion is in contact with the seat of different said syringe body side of the one of the seat that the deformed, thereby a direction away from the syringe body A syringe that urges the needle cover to move the needle cover to a position where the injection needle is stored.
In claim 1, the one seat portion is formed by a substantially hairpin-shaped bent portion protruding toward the inner peripheral side of the needle cover, and extends and deforms so that the bent portion approaches straightly,
The elastic member is a syringe in which positional restriction of the one end is released in accordance with the deformation.
The said one seat part maintains the holding state of the said bending part until injection is complete | finished in Claim 2, The said holding | maintenance is carried out when the said operation part is operated in the said predetermined direction after completion | finish of injection. A syringe provided with a latch mechanism for releasing the state.
A bottomed cylindrical chemical container filled with a chemical,
Said elastic member when said one of the seat is deformed, the one end portion is in contact with the seat of different said second holder member side to the one of the seat that the deformed, thereby the second A syringe that biases the first holder member in a direction away from the holder member and extends the first and second holder members in the axial direction so that the injection needle is stored.
5. The one seat portion according to claim 4, wherein the one seat portion is formed by a substantially hairpin-shaped bent portion protruding toward the inner peripheral side of the first holder member, and the bent portion extends and deforms so as to approach straight. And
The said one seat part maintains the holding state of the said bending part until injection is complete | finished in Claim 5, and the said holding | maintenance is carried out when the said operation part is operated in the said predetermined direction after completion | finish of injection. A syringe provided with a latch mechanism for releasing the state.
7. The position according to claim 4, wherein the columnar portions of the first and second slider portions do not overlap with the columnar portion of the other slider portion in the axial direction after injection. After the first and second holder members are extended in the axial direction until the first and second holder members are extended, it is possible to reset the state that cannot be reduced in the axial direction by relatively rotating the first and second holder members. Configured as
The elastic member is a spring in which a wire for a spring is wound in a coil shape, and is held by the first holder member in a state in which a rotational elastic force in the rotational direction is stored by being twisted in the circumferential direction. When the positional restriction of the one end portion is released, it contacts the seat portion provided on the second holder member in a state where all or part of the rotational elastic force is stored, Both the first and second holder members are extended in the axial direction until they are relatively rotatable, and then the first and second holder members are relatively rotated by the rotational elastic force. The syringe is moved to a state in which it cannot be reduced in the axial direction.
8. A substantially cylindrical shape that restricts relative rotation of the first and second holder members around the holding member in a state of being extrapolated to the first and second slider portions. With an extrapolation sleeve,
The extrapolation sleeve allows relative rotation of the first and second holder members around the holding member in a product state, and the needle accommodating portion is reduced in the axial direction after injection. A syringe configured to restrict relative rotation of the first and second holder members when a state that cannot be reduced in the axial direction is reset from a possible state.
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