Biochemical analyzer

Abstract

The invention belongs to the technical field of medical equipment, and discloses a biochemical analyzer. The biochemical analyzer comprises a shell, a sample introduction mechanism, a rotating mechanism, a liquid transferring mechanism, an analyzing mechanism, a sample discharging mechanism and a sample discharging box, wherein the shell is provided with a sample inlet and a sample outlet; the sample introduction mechanism is arranged in the shell, and can introduce detection cards loading sample and reagents into the shell from the sample inlet; the rotating mechanism can hold a plurality ofdetection cards in a clamping way, and drive the detection cards to rotate; the sample introduction mechanism can clamp the detection cards on the rotating mechanism; the liquid transferring mechanismcan mix the samples and the reagents on the detection cards; the analyzing mechanism can analyze the samples through detection rays; the sample discharging mechanism is used for moving the detectioncards out of the rotating mechanism; the sample discharging box is arranged at the sample outlet in a slide manner, and used for loading the detection cards which finish detection; and the sample discharging mechanism can introduce the detection cards into the sample discharging box. Through adoption of the biochemical analyzer, a plurality of samples can be detected and analyzed easily and efficiently in a fully automatic way, and the manpower and material resources are saved.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical equipment, in particular to a biochemical analyzer. Background technique [0002] Invasive fungal disease (IFD), also known as invasive fungal infection, refers to the pathological changes and pathophysiological processes in which fungi invade human tissues and blood, grow and reproduce in them, leading to tissue damage, organ dysfunction and inflammatory response . Common invasive fungal diseases include invasive candidiasis, aspergillosis, cryptococcosis, marneffei cyanosis, and capsular histoplasmosis. At present, the identification and diagnosis methods for pathogenic fungi mainly include pathological biopsy or direct microscopic examination of clinical specimens, pathogen isolation and culture identification. In the field of diagnosis, laboratory, and food safety monitoring, it is often necessary to complete the sampling of micro samples, the filling of precise quantitative reagents, and th...

AI Technical Summary

Problems solved by technology

At present, the identification and diagnosis methods for pathogenic fungi mainly include pathological biopsy or direct microscopic examination of clinical specimens, pathogen isolation and culture identification. In the field of diagnosis, laboratory, and food safety monitoring, it is often necessary to complete the sampling of micro samples, the filling of precise quantitative reagents, and the use of series of pipetting instruments, all of which require special laboratories and a large number of corresponding laboratory instruments. Complicated and inefficient, waste of manpower and material resources

Images