Fresenius Medical Care Deutschland Gmbh

Fresenius Medical Care Holdings, Inc.

Manuel Hassler

Klaus Wolf

Peter Wabel

David Yuds

Jessica Steuber

Harshavardhana Reddy Mallipalli

Bernd Priessnitz

A method and an apparatus are provided for the automatic, weight-dependent filling of a hose system, in particular for a gravimetric cycler for peritoneal dialysis, having only one scale. The hose system includes at least three line sections for connection to at least one drainage bag, to at least one solution bag and to a patient. The method includes opening at least one bag valve and at least drainage: valve, and deriving a first opening duration of the valves from a weight of the solution bag measured by means of the scale and from at least one characteristic.

Apparatus and method for the automatic, weight-dependent filling of a hose system

A dialysis machine, in particular a peritoneal dialysis machine, has a heating device for heating a container containing a dialysis solution, in particular a peritoneal dialysis solution. The heating device is configured such that the heating of the dialysis solution by the heating device takes place non-uniformly at points.

Dialysis machine and arrangement and method for heating a dialysis solution

The present invention relates to a peritoneal dialysis system comprising at least one peritoneal dialysis machine and at least one organization system that is configured to carry the peritoneal dialysis machine and/or one or more functional elements that are connected to the peritoneal dialysis machine or are connectable thereto, wherein the organization system can be folded for purposes of transport or storage and can be set up, starting from the folded state, into its functional state for the purpose of carrying out the peritoneal dialysis treatment, with the organization system having one or more carrier elements for carrying the peritoneal dialysis machine itself and/or the functional element or elements at least in its set up functional state.

Peritoneal dialysis system

A connected health system includes an instant user feedback interface that captures meaningful feedback from medical patients, such as dialysis patients, when they are most apt to provide it. The system enables a patient to speak freely with comments or questions about their dialysis experience at the time that the comments or questions arise. Accordingly, the system described herein facilitates and invites the providing of user feedback by voice input, along with relevant treatment and system status information, in a secure way to improve user experience and to help in machine development using simple and easily accessible interface buttons. By providing a conduit for instant user feedback, that may be provided along with relevant treatment and/or system status information that has caused the user feedback, the system described herein may improve the way the patient feels about interactions with the company and their dialysis machines and services.

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Oberursel, Germany

Manuel Hassler