Paul Hartmann Ag

Atmos Medizintechnik Gmbh & Co. Kg

Mario Moeller

Axel Eckstein

Juergen Hofstetter

Simon Wegner

Andreas Heer

Vacuum generating device

An apparatus () for carrying on the body of a user to generate a vacuum for medical applications, in particular, for the vacuum therapy of wounds on the human or animal body, has a vacuum-producing device and a vessel () that is disposable after use for receiving body fluids, in particular, wound exudates suctioned out of a wound, and with a connection () for a suction tube leading to the body for this purpose, wherein the vacuum-producing device is disposed in or on a first housing part () of the apparatus and the vessel () forms a second housing part () of the apparatus or is disposed in or on the second housing part (), and the housing parts () are separably fixed one against the other. The apparatus () has fastening means so that it can be worn and carried on the body of the user. The device is characterized in that the first housing part () is provided facing away from the body when the apparatus is carried on the body of the user (mobile operation) and the second housing part () is facing the body with both housing parts () being essentially disk-shaped and lying one against the other in an essentially vertically oriented separation plane ().

Device suitable for carrying on the body of a user to generate vacuum for medical applications

A device for carrying on the body of a user to generate a vacuum for medical applications, having a vacuum-producing device and a disposable vessel, with a suction tube connection leading to Ihe body, wherein the vacuum-producing device is disposed in a first housing part of the device and the vessel forms a second housing part of the device, and the housing parts are separably fixed one against the other, the device having body fastening means. The housing pans can be separably fixed to each other by a positive-action locking mechanisms and the locking mechanism having a manually operable operating element. The first and/or second housing part is constituted for manual gripping so that the device or the first or second housing part can be gripped and separated from the other housing part, and the manually operable operating element is provided in the region of the manual gripping.

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Loeffingen, Germany

Mario Moeller