Aspivix Sa

Radiometer Basel Ag

Julien Finci

Mathieu Horras

Lukasz Natkaniec

Luc Bergeron

Laurent Soldini

David Finci

Marion Aeby

Jérémie Trommer

Anne Polikeit

Dany Wyssen

Daniel Salzmann

Frédéric Flahaut

A handheld gynecological device for cervix handling is disclosed. The device includes a body member defining a vacuum chamber, and a piston member displaceable in the vacuum chamber from a first position to a second position for creating a vacuum in the vacuum chamber. The device includes an actuating member, and a rod member defining a lumen and a suction head. The rod member is fixed relative to the body member when the rod member is coupled thereto. The actuating member is coupled to the body member and/or the rod member and is configured to be switched from a disconnected position, in which the vacuum chamber is fluidly disconnected from the rod member lumen to a connected position, in which the vacuum chamber is fluidly connected to the rod member lumen.

Handheld gynecological device

A gynecological device including a body part having a vacuum chamber, a rod unit with distal and proximal ends, and a channel extending between the distal and proximal ends, a cervix head arranged at the distal end of the rod unit, and a sealing mechanism configured to switch between an ambient state and a vacuum state. The rod unit extends to the vacuum chamber of the body part with the proximal end of the rod unit being located in the vacuum chamber. The cervix head is configured to engage a vaginal side of a cervix. When in the ambient state of the sealing mechanism, the vacuum chamber is sealed and the channel of the rod unit is open to an exterior of the gynecological device. In the vacuum state of the sealing mechanism, the channel is open to the vacuum chamber and sealed to the exterior of the gynecological device.

Gynecological device

Medical device

Herein is disclosed a sensor for noninvasive measurement of the partial pressure of CO2 (pCO2) in the skin of a human. The sensor comprises a housing, a gas measuring chamber for measuring gases, at least one chimney for communication of gases diffusing through the skin to the gas measuring chamber, a broad band light source transmitting light into the gas measuring chamber and a detector system comprising a first and a second photodetector. The first photodetector detects light at a wavelength wherein CO2 absorbs light and the second photodetector acts as a zero reference detector by measuring light in a freeband where no gases absorb light.

Noninvasive optical determination of partial pressure of carbon dioxide

A gynecological suction module () comprising a hollow rod () and a suction chamber () connected to the hollow rod by a hole (H) for fluid connection, the aforesaid suction chamber being configured to engage the surface of the vaginal portion of the cervix, the aforesaid suction chamber () being delimited by a concave wall W defined by an edge (P) having a C shape and comprising an external portion (P), an internal portion (P) and two end portions (P, P'), wherein said internal edge Pis out of the plane defined by said external portion P

Gynaecological module and apparatus

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Basel, Switzerland

Julien Finci