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Dragerwerk Aktiengesellschaft

Drãgerwerk Ag & Co, Kgaa

Hans-Karsten Reimers

Siegfried Kiske

Holmer Rohling

Georg Schlor

Dietrich Vosberg

A support device () forms a medical apparatuses bracket system and functions as a bracket system for medical apparatuses (). The support device () includes a central vertical, or at least essentially vertical, column () and at least one tine () and optionally two or more tines (). The tine () or tines () is/are oriented obliquely to a crossbeam () mounted on the column ().

Flexible bracket system for medical apparatuses

A mobile medical supply device with a supply apparatus, especially an anesthesia apparatus, with a plurality of supply and drain lines. To make simple handling possible in connection with the moving along of the supply and drain lines during the movement of the supply apparatus ( ) and to make it at the same time possible to install the entire device simply and inexpensively, the supply apparatus ( ) can be moved on rollers ( ) and a ceiling fixture ( ) with a rotatably suspended multilink arm ( ) is provided, which arm carries a frame ( ) at its end away from the axis of rotation of the ceiling fixture ( ), so that the frame ( ) is movable due to the rotation of the multilink arm ( ) and the pivoting of the links ( ) of the arm in relation to one another. Furthermore, a mechanical connection ( ) is provided between the supply apparatus ( ) and the frame ( ), and the connection ( ) has clearance for vertical movements between the frame ( ) and the supply apparatus ( ), so that unevennesses of the floor can be compensated during the movement of the supply apparatus ( ) without load on the ceiling fixture. The frame ( ) is provided with a supply and drain lines suspending apparatus. The supply apparatus ( ) of the device can thus be moved and supply and drain lines suspended on the frame ( ) are carried automatically and simple handling is thus possible. At the same time, the ceiling fixture ( ) may be designed as a simple and inexpensive ceiling fixture because of the low load to which it is subjected.

Mobile medical supply device

A device with an extraction fan for use for drawing off ambient air loaded with harmful substances during, e.g., laser surgery or HF surgery, is passed through a filter device. For routine use, easy replacement of the filter should be possible, its loading time is prolonged, and the arrangement of the filter does not compromise the easy handling of the suction line. To achieve this, a transparent sleeve 6, into which a cylindrical folded filter 10 is pulled via a perforation support tube 26, is installed in the suction line, or the filter has a hole 29 provided with a support lining, so that the filter can be directly attached to the suction-side connecting branch 5. The filter 10 is flown through radially, and thus it offers a large filter surface at minimum extension.

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Hamberge, Germany

Hans-Karsten Reimers