Maquet Gmbh

Maquet Gmbh & Co. Kg

Maquet Gmbh & Co. Kgaa

Heiko Kottmann

Guido Koch

Jan Donat Olszewski

Matthias Kobuss

Juergen Ruch

Jürgen Ruch

Matthias Kobuβ

Dorothee Rathmann

Markus Buerstner

Markus Bürstner

Bapio Bamouni

Winfried Boeske

Sebastian Schmoll

Winfried BÖSKE

Matthias Kobuß

The present disclosure relates to a bearing surface transporter comprising an upper part for receiving an object to be transported, such as a patient bearing surface of an operating table, and a lower part. The lower part may comprise: at least three castors for manually moving the bearing surface transporter in any horizontal direction, at least one motorized drive wheel/roller, and a lowering mechanism for selectively lowering and raising the at least one drive wheel/roller relative to the castors, wherein the drive wheel(s)/roller(s) assume(s) an upper position for moving the bearing surface transporter manually and a lower position for moving the bearing surface transporter in a motorized manner. The lowering mechanism may have a pedal which can be actuated in an actuation direction, and the lowering mechanism may be designed such that a first actuation of the pedal in the actuation direction lowers the drive wheel(s)/roller(s) from the upper position into the lower position and that a second actuation of the pedal in the actuation direction raises the drive wheel(s)/roller(s) from the lower position into the upper position.

Motorized bearing surface transporter for an operating table system

An operating table system is disclosed. The operating table system has a first transmitting-receiving device that is mountable to a transport device, a second transmitting-receiving device that is mountable to an operating table column, and a coupling device that couples a patient support and the operating table column. The first transmitting-receiving device is configured to transmit a request command and a transfer command to the second transmitting-receiving device. The second transmitting-receiving device is configured to transmit a device address to the first transmitting-receiving device. The coupling device is actuated based on the second transmitting-receiving device receiving the request command and the transfer command and the first transmitting-receiving device receiving the device address.

Operating table system

In an operating table comprising a table column () with a column foot () and with a column head () and also a patient bed () which is connectable to the column head () and which is pivotable in relation to the table column () about at least one axis parallel to the bed plane, the column head () has provided on it a guide track () which is curved continuously about an axis of curvature and on which a saddle coupleable to the bed () is mounted such that it can be adjusted along the guide track () by means of a saddle drive.

Operating table

In a patient bed for an operating table, comprising a plurality of bed portions (), of which a middle portion () is designed for connection to the supporting column of the operating table and which are coupled releasably to one another via interfaces (), at least one bed portion () being adjustable in relation to an adjacent bed portion () in the region of an interface (), the middle portion () of the bed () is connectable at at least one of its ends, via a first interface (), to the one end of an intermediate portion () which is connectable at its other end, via a second interface (), to a further bed portion (), the first interface () having two first coupling elements () which engage positively one in the other for a rigid connection and which have transmission elements coming into contact with one another during interengagement and intended for the transmission of signals and/or energy, and the second interface () comprising two second coupling elements which are intended for positive engagement with one another and of which the second coupling element () arranged on the intermediate portion () can be adjusted, by means of an actuating drive arranged on the intermediate portion, about an axis parallel to the bed plane and perpendicular to the bed longitudinal direction.

Patient bed for an operating table

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Rastatt, Germany

Heiko Kottmann