Shenzhen Mindray Bio-medical Electronics Co., Ltd.

Shenzhen Mindray Scientific Co., Ltd.

Artema Medical Ab

Peter Svedmyr

Mathias Eklund

Sigun Israelsson

Johan Werner

Anders Finn

Torbjörn Boxell

Mats Cardell

A device, system and method related to a pneumatic system for fluid analysis. The device, system and method comprise a connection interface for a fluid analyzer unit, a connection interface for a pump unit, a flow sensor and a pressure sensor. The device, system and method further comprises a control unit for calculating a pump stroke force or amplitude, and/or pump frequency based on measurements from the flow sensor and the pressure sensor for obtaining a constant flow through the pneumatic system.

System and method for controlling a flow through a pneumatic system

A device, system and method related to a pneumatic system for fluid analysis. The device, system and method comprises a connection interface for a fluid analyser unit, a connection interface for a pump unit, a flow sensor and a pressure sensor. The device, system and method further comprises a control unit for calculating a pump stroke force or amplitude, and/or pump frequency based on measurements from the flow sensor and the pressure sensor for obtaining a constant flow through the pneumatic system.

The present invention relates to an arrangement for the analysis of respiratory gases to and from a patient, which is connected to a respirator. The arrangement comprises a holder unit () for a removably fitted water trap () that is adapted to receive said respiratory gases and the arrangement has a connection that is adapted to lead liquid-free gas from the water trap () to an analysing instrument (). The holder unit is provided with an oxygen gas measuring unit () for measuring oxygen gas in the liquid-free gas which is removably attached to said holder unit (). The present invention also relates to the above mentioned oxygen gas measuring unit ().

Arrangement for analysing respiratory gases

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Bromma, Sweden

Peter Svedmyr