System for breath sample collection and analysis
A technology for collecting systems and samples, used in respirators, analyzing materials, sampling, etc., and can solve problems such as high trauma
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[0115] Example 1: Exemplary Embodiment of a Sample Collection System
[0116] Figure 13 One embodiment of a sample collection system combining aspects is shown. The sample collection system (109) consists of a pre-collection assembly (108) and a collector (110). The pre-collection components are included in Figure 10c The mechanism for manipulating the flow from the patient is depicted in the embodiment shown in . Additionally, in these embodiments, the pre-collection assembly includes a mechanism for rejecting droplets larger than 10 μm with an efficiency greater than 50% as shown in FIG. 11 . In this embodiment, the pre-collection assembly consists of a T-joint (112) having three ends (114, 116, 118), wherein one end is connected to the mouthpiece (114) and the second end is connected to bag (116), while the third end is connected to the collector (118), but in Figure 13 Bag and mouthpiece not shown. In addition, the presented pre-collection assembly includes a one-...
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[0117] Example 2: Improvements to the Fennelly collection system
[0118] The exemplary sample collection system described above can be contrasted with the Andersen impactor used in the Fennelly collection system, developed in 1958 for environmental sampling, which, while good at collecting bioaerosols, was not designed for use in Diagnostic testing of clinical samples. In particular, it has been shown that depositing bacteria on selective media such as 7H11 agar causes structural damage to the cells and can render up to 99% inactive (see e.g. Stewart et al., Applied and Environment Microbiology, 61(4): 1232- 1239, 1995, the disclosure of which is incorporated herein by reference). Furthermore, efficient extraction of PCR-ready DNA is impractical due to the large area of the agar plate. Finally, the device was designed for research use, but was impractical for clinical use; the impactor was placed in a large (approximately 20" x 8") metal chamber that hindered delivery and...
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