Electrolux S.a.r.l.

Bernard Bacchi

Philippe Pouard

Patrick Marchot

Gilles Touati

Philippe Mauriat

Alain Magnard

Fernand Muller

Daniel Thepaut

Philippe Thomas

Fernard Muller

A probe assembly includes at least two electrodes for measuring a potential difference between two measurement sites of a tissue of a human or animal organ and at least one sensor for measuring the tissue temperature. The probe assembly further includes a common support on which are placed the electrodes and the sensor. The support comprises conductors for linking the electrodes and the sensor to a signal processing unit with a view to calculating the tissue pH of the organ.

Probe assembly and apparatus for measuring the PH of a tissue of a human

A transport assembly which is particularly suitable for transporting medical material, particularly organs and tissues. The assembly includes a tissue container which includes a lid having a clamping assembly associated therewith for clamping an organ. In addition, a reservoir bag and collector bag are respectively connected to the tissue container, such that a physiological fluid can be pumped from the reservoir bag to the tissue container, and with fluid exiting the tissue container gathered in the collector bag. A support holder is also provided, and the support holder, tissue container, collector bag, and reservoir bag can be detachably placed in a box for transport.

Medical transport assembly

The container with a thermally insulated enclosure (100) is equipped with a refrigerating unit (20), with a pumping unit (30), with a control unit and with an electrical power source. This container also comprises a disposable aseptic detachable transporting assembly (60) together with a reservoir bag for a physiological fluid, a collector bag for gathering this fluid, a vessel for transporting an organ with a device for suspending the organ, a fluid dispensing element and pipework (66) for connecting this reservoir bag, dispensing element, vessel and collector bag by passing via the pumping unit. Application for the preservation and transporting of live organs to be transplanted.

Controlled-environment medical container

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Bernard Bacchi