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Hoechst Schering Agrevo Gmbh

Jakoubek Medizintechnik Gmbh

Dmv Medizintechnik Gmbh

Dmv-medizintecknik Gmbh

Dey, Uwe and Mueller, Bernd

Basf Aktiengeseschaft

Bernd Muller

Hubert Sauter

Eberhard Ammermann

Gisela Lorenz

Siegfried Strathmann

Franz Rohl

Herbert Bayer

Klaus Oberdorf

Reinhard Kirstgen

Ruth Muller

Wassilios Grammenos

Norbert Gotz

Thomas Grote

Volker Harries

Michael Rack

Klaus Schelberger

Maria Scherer

Joachim Leyendecker

Hartmann Konig

Albrecht Harreus

Reinhold Saur

Arne Ptock

Uwe Dey

Peter Hartwig

Karl Eicken

Werner Skuballa

Dietrich Mappes

Torsten Thiel

Helmut Vorbruggen

Horst Wingert

Bernd Raduchel

Olaf Loge

Manfred Hampel

Gerda Mannesmann

Berthold Baldus

Werner Witt

Michael Keil

Joachim Gebhardt

Dieter Seidelmann

Oliver Wagner

Jens Kossmann

Ralph Schmiechen

Uwe Sonnewald

Jorge Casals-Stenzel

Wolfgang Losert

Norbert Schwarz

Frank Wetterich

Lothar Willmitzer

Gert Paschelke

Remy Benoit

Claus-Steffen Sturzebecher

Bernd Sirozynski

Rainer Hofgen

Bernhard Maass

Ekkehardt Schillinger

Siefried Strathmann

A switch-over device which is useful for a gas insufflation device using liquid gas includes at least two inflow channels each blockable by a valve and at least one outflow channel for alternate removal of a fluid medium from a plurality of containers. The device has a switch-over piston movably mounted in a housing and comprising a base member which has at each end a valve closure member in a form of a body of rotation. The switch-over piston is driven by a pressure difference between the fluid media and connects one of the inflow channels to the outflow channel in each of two switching positions. A working chamber accommodates the switch-over piston, with sealing elements being provided for closing off the inflow channels in a pressure tight manner when the switch-over piston is in the correspondingly closed position and for dividing the working chamber into two portions sealed off from each other. The switch-over piston and/or the working chamber is constructed so that at least one sealing element can be arranged selectively in different positions. The size of the areas of the switch-over piston which are acted upon by the fluid media and determined the switch-over point is determined by the position of the sealing element.

Switch-over device

2-(O-[pyrimidin-4-yl]methyleneoxy)phenylacetic acid derivatives and

Fungicidal mixtures

A measuring system is disclosed for the detection, the manipulation and the output of medical measured values which includes a computer, an input interface (2) for the connection of measuring probes (3, 4, 5), an output interface (6) for further manipulation of the measuring data detected by the measuring probes (3, 4, 5) as well as a signal output device (7), wherein the computer is connected to the input interface (2), the output interface (6) as well as to the signal output device (7). In addition, the computer includes a device for automatic recognition of a particular embodiment from a plurality of different predetermined embodiments of measuring probes (3, 4, 5) with the connection of a measuring probe (3, 4, 5) of a particular embodiment to the input interface (2) as well as a device connected therewith for reprogramming the computer as determined from the automatic recognition device.

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Frankenthal, Germany

Bernd Muller