Drãgerwerk Ag & Co, Kgaa

Drager Medical Gmbh

Dräger Medical Ag & Co Kgaa

Inselspital Bern, Direktion Lehre Und Forschung

Dråger Medical Ag & Co. Kg

Jürgen Manigel

Gerald Panitz

Claus Bunke

Martin Luginbühl

Ralf Heesch

Frank Franz

Klaus Radomski

Kai Kück

Peter Matthias Schumacher

Ralf Dittmann

Maral Haar

Susanne Stahlkopf

Thomas Bouillon

Uwe Bartels

Marcel Voigt

Götz Kullik

Norbert Wruck

Sven Pasdzior

Wilfried Buschke

Bernhard Ludwig

Jens Köhne

Hermann Hopermann

Ulf Pilz

Michael Wilkening

Dieter Settgast

Martin Wunderlich

Markus Straähle

Kay Frensch

Franz Frank

Thomas Stepan

Ralf Dittman

Bernd Kaufmann

A method and device, for enriching a gas flow with an anesthetic, include a gas mixer (), with gas inlets () and one or more gas outlets (), and an anesthetic dispenser () connected to the one or more gas outlets. The anesthetic dispenser at least partially enriches the gas flow to provide a breathing gas flow enriched with anesthetic at a patient connector (). A control valve () is arranged fluidically in series with the anesthetic dispenser (). The gas outlet is connected to the patient connector () via a gas channel (), arranged fluidically parallel to the anesthetic dispenser () and in which at least another control valve () is arranged. A control unit () actuates at least one control valve as a function of a desired value for an anesthetic concentration in the breathing gas flow to change anesthetic concentration at the patient connector ().

Device for providing a breathing gas flow enriched with anesthetic

An anesthetic dispensing device (), to which a carrier gas stream is fed for enriching with anesthetic, has the gas stream split into two partial gas streams, one of which flows through a bypass channel () unchanged and the other of which is fed to an evaporation chamber (), where the partial gas stream is saturated with anesthetic. In a mixing point (), both partial gas streams are mixed to form an anesthetic gas stream, which leaves the anesthetic dispensing device through the anesthetic gas outlet (). A control unit () is provided that is configured to generate a control signal for an electric motor drive () for adjusting the valve opening of the valve element () on the basis of a concentration of the anesthetic in the anesthetic gas needed at the anesthetic gas outlet () and at least one temperature-specific correction factor.

Anesthetic dispensing device

A process is provided for monitoring a patient being anesthetized, as well as a process for determining a combined effect of different anesthetics used. Devices for carrying out the processes are also provided.

Process and device for monitoring a patient during anesthesia and for determining the combined effect of a plurality of anesthetics

A device () is provided for use with a treatment device for treating a patient. The device () includes a detection device () for detecting at least one transition of the patient's treatment from a first phase of treatment to a second phase of treatment. A signal device () for sending at least one signal when the transition is detected. It proposes, furthermore, a workstation equipped herewith.

Medical workstation with integrated support of process steps

A data processing device is provided for an anesthesia device for feeding an intravenously administered hypnotic, a volatile hypnotic, and an opioid such that the volume flow can be adjusted. The device determines and standardizes the effective concentrations of the anesthetics. A pharmacokinetic model adds up the standardized concentrations of the hypnotics to a total hypnotic concentration. An isobole is calculated based on a coordinate plane with a total hypnotic concentration axis and an opioid concentration axis, as a function of the currently determined concentrations. The system displays a two-dimensional action diagram with the y-axis as an indicator of the total hypnotic concentration and the x-axis as an indicator of the standardized opioid concentration. The calculated standardized total hypnotic concentration and opioid concentration and the isoboles determined are displayed. The display is adapted to changes occurring in the isoboles determined in the course of time.

Data processing device for an anesthesia device

A testing device (), an infusion pump or another medical device function testing method, to an anesthesia apparatus or respirator (AB) and to a computer program product are provided for testing the function of an infusion pump (G). The testing device () is preferably implemented on the anesthesia apparatus or respirator (AB) and comprises a memory (MEM), a test module (T) and a controller (C). The test module (T) sends a test command () to the infusion pump (FG), which sends a response () back to the controller (C) after execution of the command. The control (C) can then compare the response () received with a reference response (') for agreement in order to send a successful function test result.

Pump compatibility test

A modular respiration system is provided for the mechanical respiration of a patient. The respirator system has a modular respiration module () for connection to the patient (), wherein the respiration module () contains a respiration system () with a respiration drive (), an electric energy unit () and a memory with a control unit (ES II). One or more stationary parts () are provided for detachably accommodating the complementary modular respiration module (). At least one detachable connection interface () is provided for data, electric energy and breathing gas exchange between the respiration module () and the stationary part or parts () accommodating the respiration module ().

Modular respiration system for the mechanical respiration of a patient

A medical workstation and workstation system for patients includes a bed for positioning the patient in the lying position, a plurality of mobile work units, which are connected to the bed, a control unit, which is arranged at the bed and which can be connected via a first supply cable to a stationary media port, on the one hand, and via a second supply cable to a mobile media port, on the other hand, for supplying a work unit. The control unit is designed as a distribution unit, to which a plurality of mobile work units () are connected via connection cables.

Medical workstation for patients

An anesthesia system with an anesthetic evaporator can be operated even in case of a defect, particularly in case of a power outage. The anesthetic evaporator () and a valve arranged upstream of the anesthetic evaporator () are provided, whereby the gas flow through the valve () is conveyed completely or partially through the anesthetic evaporator () or a bypass line () past the anesthetic evaporator () in case of operation in accordance with the regulations, while the gas flow takes place only through the anesthetic evaporator () in case of a defect.

Anesthesia system with a anesthetic evaporator

An apparatus for supplying respiratory gas to a patient in which respiratory gas components are metered with great accuracy and sources of error are detected early. The apparatus has metering devices for respiratory gas components which are connected, on the leading side of a mixing chamber volume, to a ring line; a first respiratory gas analyzer on the trailing side of the mixing chamber volume; a second respiratory gas analyzer at a patient connection; a regulating device for the respiratory gas components which controls the delivery of respiratory gas components, as a function of the concentration measured with the second respiratory gas analyzer, in such a way that the difference between a predetermined concentration and a measured concentration at the patient connection is minimized; and means for performing a plausibility comparison between the measured values of the first respiratory gas analyzer and the second respiratory gas analyzer.

Apparatus and method for supplying respiratory gas to a patient in which respiratory gas components are metered with great accuracy

An apparatus for medical fluid delivery is to be improved for the sake of simple monitoring of the quantity of medical fluid delivered. For attaining this object, a safety device () with a patient model () is provided, which from past values and current values of the dosage rate of the medical fluid extrapolates a future medical fluid concentration () and switches off the dosage unit () for the medical fluid if the extrapolated medical fluid concentration () exceeds a predetermined limit value ().

Apparatus for controlling the delivery of medical fluids

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