Fresenius Medical Care Deutschland Gmbh

Fresenius Medical Care Holdings, Inc.

Unicyte Ev Ag

Medical Care Holdings, Inc.

Techem Energy Services Gmbh

Alexander Heide

Dejan Nikolic

Arne Peters

Christoph Wiktor

Juergen Klewinghaus

Dacey John Ryan

Massimo Earl Fini

Manfred Weis

Tommy Huang

Lynn E Jensen

Stephen A Merchant

Nicolas Beisser

Marina Wenke

Pascal Kopperschmidt

Ulrich Moissl

Reinhold Reiter

Wolfgang Wehmeyer

Jiunn Teo

Alain Veneroni

Elke Schulte

Goekhan Oerter

Jürgen Klewinghaus

Andreas Wuepper

Stefan Kreber

Klaus Balschat

Alexander Schroers

Klaus Metzner

Lothar Leick

Alexander Schrörs

Gerome Fischer

Berthold Breitkopf

Petra Abel

Udo Waeber

Andreas Wüpper

Karsten Fischer

Robin Partenfelder

Davide Maria Benelli

Wolfram Langkau

André Buelau

Christoph König

Brad Yang

Christoph Koenig

Hendrik Therre

Klaus Sauer

Michele Marini

Dzhuney Terzi

Kerstin Glaeser

Karl-Peter Fritz

Juergen Keck

Jonathan Seybold

Andreas Richter

Marcus Hartmann

Mario Konegger

Martin Weitz

Daniel Juric

Matthias Brümmer

Gökhan Oerter

Udo WÄBER

Kevin Vollmari

Arne Kähler

Kerstin Glaser

Andre Bulau

Jurgen Keck

Udo Waber

Gokhan Oerter

The present disclosure relates to a medical pump drive comprising a pump housing and a pump motor provided in the pump housing. The pump drive also includes a rechargeable voltage source for storing electrical energy, or a rechargeable battery, for a voltage supply of the pump motor and a magnetic section for magnetically coupling of further pump sections, and/or for magnetically driving of elements, in particular a magnetically driven pump rotor. The pump also includes an electronic controller. The disclosure further relates to a pump, an induction charging station, a tube set, and a blood treatment apparatus.

Medical pump drive, pump and medical treatment apparatus

The present invention relates to a flow sensor for measuring a flow difference having at least two measurement chambers through which fluid is conductible; at least one means for producing a magnetic field for charge separation in a fluid flowing through the at least two measurement chambers; and at least one means for measuring an electric potential in the fluid flowing through the at least two measurement chambers, with the at least two measurement chambers being arranged such that they are run through by the same magnetic field line of the magnetic field for charge separation.

Flow sensor and method of measuring a flow

Dialyzer systems can consolidate multiple technologies and functionalities of blood treatment systems in a significantly integrated fashion. For example, this disclosure describes dialyzer systems that include a magnetically driven and magnetically levitating pump rotor integrated into the dialyzer. Such a dialyzer can be used with treatment modules that include a magnetic field-generating pump drive unit. In some embodiments, the dialyzers include pressure sensor chambers with flexible membranes with which corresponding pressure transducers of the treatment modules can interface to detect arterial and/or venous pressures.

Blood treatment systems

A filter module provides biotechnological filtration possibilities lessening the danger of contamination while achieving an optimum flow profile. The filter moduleincludes filter housinga filter with a bundle of hollow fibresand a centrifugal pump rotorThe filter is arranged in the filter housingsuch that the centrifugal pump rotorforces a biotechnological liquid into the interior of the hollow fibresvia an inlet flow path where liquid enters the filter module perpendicular to a longitudinal axis of the filter, flows into a hollow centre of the centrifugal pump rotor and is thereafter deflected to flow parallel to the longitudinal axis of the filter before entering the hollow fibers of the filter flowing parallel to the longitudinal axis. A filtration deviceincludes filter moduleand a drive unit for magnetically driving the centrifugal pump rotor

Use of a filter module for filtering a biotechnical liquid and filter module for the filtration of a biotechnical liquid

The present disclosure relates to a medical device with respectively at least one hard part with fluid paths for guiding a medical fluid, for example, blood, through the hard part. The medical device also includes a converter and a device for determining a characteristic of the device. The converter is arranged to measure the characteristic of the fluid, while the fluid is present in one of the fluid paths. The characteristic may be geometric characteristic, for example, a fluid path.

Device including a device for determining a characteristic of the device

The application refers to a medical treatment device a medical treatment system and a method for operating the medical treatment device and medical treatment system for treatment of a patient, comprising a sensor interface for receiving sensor data from a plurality of different external and internal peripheral sensors, a controller for processing the received sensor data in order to calculate control data and for providing the calculated control data for controlling medical treatment-related devices or for controlling a configuration of medical treatment-related apparatuses and an output interface for providing the control data.

Therapy control by comprehensive feedback

A pumping device for pumping liquids includes a centrifugal pump with a radially pumping pump wheel having a hollow center, and is configured to remove accumulations of gas from the interior of the pump. The pumping device includes a detecting device for detecting a first operating parameter, a sensor for measuring a second operating parameter, and a control unit for controlling the pump. The control unit is configured to control the operation of the pump so as to remove accumulations of gas from the hollow center of the pump during liquid pumping operation.

Pumping device for pumping liquids, comprising a centrifugal pump with a radially pumping pump wheel with a hollow center

The invention relates to a medical device comprising a printable electrical component (), the printable electrical component () comprising a plastic substrate (L) wherein at least electrical component (E) is applied to the plastic substrate, wherein the electrical component (E) comprises a dried conductive ink, wherein the plastic substrate is selected from the group comprising polycarbonate, cycloolefin copolymers, polymethylacrylate, polypropylene and wherein the dried conductive ink comprise silver and/or gold, wherein the electrical component (E) comprises feather-like and/or meander-like and/or spiral-shaped sections, whereby the medical device further comprises a fluid line, wherein the printable electrical component is located on the outside of the fluid line. The invention also relates to a medical device comprising a printable electrical component () the printable electrical component () comprising a plastic substrate (L), wherein at least one electrical component (E) is applied to the plastic substrate, wherein the electrical component (E) comprises a dried conductive ink, wherein the plastic substrate is selected from a group comprising polycarbonate, cycloolefin copolymers, polymethyl-methacrylate, polypropylene and wherein the dried, conductive ink comprises silver and/or gold, wherein the electrical component (E) comprises at least one conductor section or at least two electrodes, characterized in that the electrical component (E) is part of an expansion sensor and/or a pressure sensor and/or a thermal flow sensor.

Printable electrical component comprising a plastic substrate

The present disclosure relates to an effluent bag for collecting accumulated blood treatment effluent. The effluent bag comprises a closeable effluent opening or connection to an exterior of the effluent bag. The disclosure further relates to methods, a blood treatment apparatus, and a discharge hose system.

Method and devices for emptying an effluent bag after blood treatment

This disclosure relates to a medical device including, a hard part, a converter, and a conductive path. The hard part has fluid paths for guiding a medical fluid, in particular blood, through the hard part. The converter is arranged to measure a characteristic of the medical fluid while the fluid is present in one of the fluid paths. At least a first section of the converter or of the conductive path is applied to or superimposed on the hard part by a first additive application method. At least a second section of the converter or of the conductive path is applied to the hard part by a second application method. The first and the second additive application methods differ from each other.

Medical device with additively applied converter including a conductive path

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Alexander Heide