Patents Assigned to Cambridge Medical Technologies LLC
  • Patent number: 11633129
    Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for determining levels of an analyte in a biological fluid sample. A transdermal sampling and analysis device may include a substrate, at least one disruptor mounted on the substrate, a reservoir configured to collect and contain a biological fluid sample; a sensing element comprising at least two sensing electrodes, and at least one layer of a cofactor covering the sensing element in which the cofactor catalyzes a reaction to determine levels of an analyte in the biological fluid sample. The at least one disruptor of the transdermal sampling and analysis device may generate a localized heat capable of altering permeability characteristics of a stratum corneum layer of skin of an organism. The surface of at least one of the sensing electrodes of the transdermal sampling and analysis device may be coated with a sensing layer in which an enzyme immobilized within a hydrogel.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: April 2, 2020
    Date of Patent: April 25, 2023
    Assignee: Cambridge Medical Technologies LLC
    Inventors: Helena Woodvine Snyder, Vikas Bhatia, John Frederick Currie, Emil F. Jachmann
  • Patent number: 11607156
    Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for determining levels of an analyte in a biological fluid sample. A transdermal sampling and analysis device may include a substrate, at least one disruptor mounted on the substrate, a reservoir configured to collect and contain a biological fluid sample; a sensing element comprising at least two sensing electrodes, and at least one layer of a cofactor covering the sensing element in which the cofactor catalyzes a reaction to determine levels of an analyte in the biological fluid sample. The at least one disruptor of the transdermal sampling and analysis device may generate a localized heat capable of altering permeability characteristics of a stratum corneum layer of skin of an organism. The surface of at least one of the sensing electrodes of the transdermal sampling and analysis device may be coated with a sensing layer in which an enzyme immobilized within a hydrogel.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: April 2, 2020
    Date of Patent: March 21, 2023
    Assignee: Cambridge Medical Technologies LLC
    Inventors: Helena Woodvine Snyder, Vikas Bhatia, John Frederick Currie, Emil F. Jachmann
  • Patent number: 11375931
    Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for determining levels of a target analyte in a biological sample. A transdermal sampling and analysis device may include a substrate, at least one disruptor mounted on the substrate, a reservoir configured to collect and contain a biological sample, at least two electrodes, and an electrochemical bioassay configured to determine levels of a target analyte in the biological sample. The at least one disruptor of the transdermal sampling and analysis device may be configured to generate a localized heat capable of altering permeability characteristics of a stratum corneum layer of skin of an organism.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: June 13, 2020
    Date of Patent: July 5, 2022
    Assignee: Cambridge Medical Technologies LLC
    Inventors: Helena Woodvine Snyder, Vikas Bhatia, John Frederick Currie, Emil F. Jachmann
  • Patent number: 10898116
    Abstract: Methods and systems for manufacturing a transdermal sampling and analysis device for non-invasively and transdermally obtaining biological samples from a subject and determining levels of analytes of the obtained biological samples are provided. A method of manufacturing the device may improve performance and includes forming channel structures on the lid of the device, thereby making the spacer/channel support structures physically independent and separable from the sensing electrode. Other methods of manufacturing the device may improve performance and include forming at least one of the electrodes on each of the base and the lid, and forming a recessed second spacer layer over the channel support structures, thereby separating the channel support structures and the electrode on the lid to allow a larger area of the electrode to be exposed to the biological sample.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: March 13, 2014
    Date of Patent: January 26, 2021
    Assignee: Cambridge Medical Technologies LLC
    Inventors: Joseph J Vidalis, Joseph A Marcanio, John Frederick Currie, Helena Woodvine Snyder, Vikas Bhatia