Gambro Lundia Ab

Mapa Gmbh

Björn Frederik Seidler

Lennart Jönsson

Francesco Ribolzi

Eddie Nilsson

Jürgen Dannenmaier

Jacques Chevallet

Thomas Ertl

Werner Beck

Reinhold Deppisch

Eckhard Itzek

Hermann Goehl

Ralf Holschumacher

Ruth Dietrich

Andrea Schnell

Reiner Pils

Claudia Hildwein

Eckard Itzek

Bertrand Coutellier

Lennart JÖNSSON

Céline Mialet

Werner Bech

A device for applying a lock solution in a catheter or other access system comprises a syringe () having an expulsion arrangement () for expelling the lock solution from the device, said expulsion arrangement including a plunger () arranged in a housing (), further comprising a sterile connector () for connecting the syringe () to the catheter. The connector () is arranged to engage a tip () of the expulsion arrangement () tightly when the syringe () is inserted in the connector (). The connector () is arranged to prevent the tip () of the expulsion arrangement () from entering the catheter. The tip () is frangible. A method of applying a lock solution in a catheter or other access system is also disclosed.

Applicator and method for applying lock solution in a catheter

An end-cap assembly for closing one end of a housing of a filter comprises an end-cap having an end wall; an inlet port extending through the end wall for connection to a first end of a pump hose of a peristaltic pump; and a first holder for securing a second end of the pump hose. The inlet port and the first holder are arranged relative to each other so that the pump hose forms a loop when the first end of the pump hose is connected to the inlet port and the second end of the pump hose is secured by the holder.

End-cap assembly with pump hose for a filter and filter comprising such an end-cap assembly

An integrated blood treatment module comprises a blood treatment device () having a housing () and a first end-cap () and a second end-cap () closing both ends of the housing (). A pump hose () for a peristaltic pump has a first end () that is secured to the housing () and a second end () that is connected to a blood inlet port () of the first end-cap () so as to form a loop. A degassing device () is connected to the second end-cap (). The degassing device (), which, in use, is full of liquid, comprises a hydrophobic membrane through which bubbles and micro-bubbles escape the degassing device.

Integrated blood treatment module

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Scheebel, Germany

Björn Frederik Seidler