Trumpf Medizin Systeme Gmbh +Co. Kg

Falk Georgi

Arnd Kuchenbecker

Jipeng Wang

Kwang-Un Clarence King

Hao Shi

Jian Yang

Boon Khai Ang

Min Htun Aye

Wei Ma

Jian Wang

Debao Ma

Qiang Hao

Olaf Krause

Michael Graef

Peter Geiger

Joerg Meissner

Joachim Sasse

Christian Streitberger

Steffen Loeser

Peter Hopfe

Thomas Reichardt

Carolin Brand

Ulrich Doering

Steffen Löser

Andre Griesel

Christopher Schmotz

Thomas Deutscher

Martin Ma

Dirk Stolze

The present disclosure relates to an operating table, the operating table comprising a table top, a table top support and a column with a column head, wherein the sealing device is bellows assembled below the column head, or an adhesive in a hole and/or window on the holder of the cable, or a sealing gasket between the receiver and the column head, or a shield sealingly attached to the column head below the gear. The present disclosure further relates to control equipment, a lifting device, an intelligent charger, a column guide system for an operating table, as well as an operating table including the same.

Some functional parts of operating table and operating table

This disclosure provides operating units for a medical apparatus having a driven movable element comprising a fixing device for being fixed to the movable element, an actuating element, a signal processing device, at least one actuation sensor for detecting an actuation of the actuating element in at least one predetermined actuation axis (B&#x2212;B+, B&#x2212;B+), wherein the actuation sensor is adapted to supply an actuation signal depending on a direction of actuation (B, B+, B, B+) in the actuation axis (B&#x2212;B+, B&#x2212;B+) to the signal processing device and at least one direction sensor for outputting a direction signal. The signal processing device is adapted to align an actuation coordinate system according to the direction signal such that the direction of movement is equal to the direction of actuation (B&#x2212;B+, B&#x2212;B+), and to supply a control signal according to the actuation signal in the aligned actuation coordinate system to a control device of the medical apparatus.

Operating unit for a medical apparatus

In some aspects, a switching device for a medical apparatus includes a first switching member adapted to select an assigned operating function of the medical apparatus; and a second switching member adapted to permit the selecting of the assigned operating function of the first switching member. The second switching member is adapted such that it has a detection space in which it detects a presence of an operating object; and the first switching member is arranged in the detection space of the second switching member.

Switching devices for medical apparatuses and related systems and methods

A transport device for transporting a patient support panel or a medical appliance includes a drive unit, which includes a drive motor, an undercarriage having wheels rotatably mounted on it for driving the undercarriage, and a sensor unit for receiving a signal indicating the position of the transport device with respect to a predetermined path line while the transport device moves along the predetermined path line. One or more of the wheels are rotatably drivable by the drive unit, and one or more wheels are steerable.

Method and apparatus for transporting a patient support

Remote control of an operating table which can be motor-adjusted by means of a drive device is provided for. Command signals for controlling the drive device are wirelessly transmitted to the operating table from an operator control unit. A unique association between the operator control unit and an operating table is ensured before command signals are sent by emitting an infrared control signal to the operating table by the operator control unit and then confirming the reception of the control signal from the operator control unit by radio signal from the operating table.

Method and apparatus for the remote control of an operating table

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Saalfelder Hoehe, Germany

Falk Georgi