Loewenstein Medical Technology S.a.

Weinmann Geräte Für Medizin Gmbh + Co. Kg

Löwenstein Medical Technology Gmbh + Co. Kg

Karl-Andreas Feldhahn

Matthias Schwaibold

Arnold Frerichs

Christof Schroeter

Andreas Rensmann

Uwe Strempel

Regina Schaefer

Martin Bechtel

Joachim Gardein

Martin Eifler

Christof Goebel

Christian Kluin

Heiko Sepke

Karl-Heinz Koenig

Gerd Schulz

Henry Hahn

Christof Göbel

Anne Wonsyld

Thomas Marx

Elmar Vitt

Christof Schröter

Regina SCHÄFER

Anne Wonslyd

Karl-Heinz König

Disclosed is a spring element which is suitable for use with a patient interface and in the form of an elongated body and has an axis along which the spring element is compressed. Arranged in a direction of the axis, the spring element comprises a first region and a second region, at least one characteristic of the spring element in the first region having a value which is different from a value of the at least one characteristic in the second region.

Device for positioning a patient interface

The invention relates to a device for operating a breathing apparatus with a touch-sensitive graphical display and just one other mechanical operating element, wherein the basic treatment can be started by pressing down the mechanical operating element, and additional adjustments are made using the touch-sensitive graphical display.

Method and device for operating breathing apparatus

The disclosed device serves for artificial respiration and has a blower connected to a control. The blower is held by a supporting part, which assumes the task of decoupling and other functions. The blower and the supporting part are arranged in a blower box. Both the control and the blower box are arranged in a housing. The control is connected to at least one indicating device and also to at least one operating element.

Device for artificial respiration

Disclosed is a supporting device for a patient interface on the forehead of the patient. The supporting device has an adjustment by means of a self-acting, incorporated spring element and, depending on the tightening force of the harness, the forehead pad presses onto the forehead of the user as a result of the spring force and thus provides the patient interface at a spacing which is suitable for the patient and provides optimum, fault-free adaptation.

The invention relates to an operating- and information system for a breathing apparatus, comprising a display for displaying information and for displaying operating fields for the user, and comprising at least one touch-sensitive input field arranged in close proximity to the displayed operating field. According to the invention, a first operating field and a second operating field are displayed in the region of the display, and a processing unit, which is coupled to the display and to the touch-sensitive input unit, is designed to register an operation of the first operating field via the touch-sensitive input unit, and, in accordance therewith, to cause the control unit to execute the function associated with the operating field.

Operating and information system for a breathing apparatus

Disclosed is a device for respiration which comprises at least of one body that delimits an inner chamber from an outer chamber, a region for sealing the device against parts of the face of a patient, fastening elements for positioning the device on the patient's head and a connection for supplying respiratory gas. The device is equipped with an actuator, which when adjusted, changes the distance of at least one part of the device from at least one part of the body of the patient.

Respiratory device comprising a fastening system

The invention relates to a molded body, especially for parts, top shells, inner elements, accessories and components of devices, for molding materials, filling materials for medical technical devices and/or medical products. The inventive molded body is characterized by being in at least some sections germ-repellant. The invention also relates to a medical device which comprises at least one molded body according to the invention. The invention finally relates to a method for producing the inventive molded body.

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Hamburg, Germany

Karl-Andreas Feldhahn