Medtronic, Inc.

Baxter International Inc.

Baxter Healthcare Sa

Solventum Intellectual Properties

Ramkumar Jeyachandran

Kanjimpuredathil Muralikrishna Menon

Kaustubh R Patil

Mahesh Parameswaran

Rohit Kumar Narula

Christopher M Hobot

David B Lura

Martin T Gerber

Sukalyan Dutta

Bryant J Pudil

Anders John Wellings

Anoop Thirumattathil Ashokan

Sameer Saxena

Avanti Deepak Dahiwadkar

Gokul Prabhu Loganathan

Sujeendran Malayath

Marcello Malagoli

Vinayaka Hm

Gokul L Prabhu

A peritoneal dialysis ('PD') machine includes a water pump; a concentrate pump; a water valve, and an inlet to the water valve positioned to receive purified water; a concentrate valve, and an inlet to the concentrate valve positioned to receive PD fluid concentrate; a mixing line located downstream from the water pump and the a concentrate pump; a conductivity sensor positioned to sense mixed purified water and PD fluid concentrate that form fresh PD fluid; a flexible patient line configured to bring fresh PD fluid to and remove used PD fluid from a patient; and a control unit configured to control the water pump, the concentrate pump, the water valve and the concentrate valve, to receive an output from the conductivity sensor, and to run a disinfection sequence in which (i) the inlet to the concentrate valve alternatively receives disinfectant or (ii) the flexible patient line alternatively receives disinfectant.

Online fluid generating peritoneal dialysis cycler

The system comprises of a fluid container, a replaceable applicator head and a compatible, viscous antiseptic solution. The primary advantage is substantially drip free application. The system is non-vented and non-collapsible. The fluid container is non-compressible and comprises a prepping solution, a threaded spout and a container seal. The applicator head consists of a body to which a foam pad is attached and a channel through which the solution flows into the foam when the applicator head is connected to the fluid container. The applicator head when fixed onto the fluid container breaks the seal and creates a continuous channel that is non-vented for the solution to flow into the foam pad.

System and method for prepping liquid

A peritoneal dialysis system includes: a dialysis fluid pump including a pump actuator and a dialysis fluid contacting portion actuated by the pump actuator; a fresh dialysis fluid valve located upstream of the pump and including a fresh valve actuator and a dialysis fluid contacting portion actuated by the fresh valve actuator; a patient line valve located downstream of the pump and including a patient line valve actuator and a dialysis fluid contacting portion actuated by the patient line valve actuator; a drain valve positioned and arranged to receive used dialysis fluid from the patient and including a drain valve actuator and a dialysis fluid contacting portion; a patient line extending from the drain valve; and a fluid loop including dialysis fluid contacting portions of the pump, the fresh dialysis fluid valve, the patient line valve and the drain valve, and wherein the patient line extends from the fluid loop.

Durable, multi-use peritoneal dialysis cycler using disinfection

A disposable set for a peritoneal dialysis ('PD') treatment includes a fresh PD fluid pumping portion (): a used PD fluid pumping portion (): a reusable tubing section () including the fresh PD fluid pumping portion () and a one-way valve (), the reusable tubing section terminating at a first connector; and a disposable tubing section () including the used PD fluid pumping portion () and terminating at a second connector, the second connector configured to be connected to the first connector to form the disposable set for use in the PD treatment.

Peritoneal dialysis cycler having dual peristaltic pumps

Dialysis recharger cabinet

Shelf system

Top for a dialysis recharger cabinet

Systems and methods for managing effluent from recharging zirconium phosphate and/or zirconium oxide are provided. The systems and methods control the pH of the zirconium phosphate and zirconium oxide effluent to allow for safe disposal. The systems and methods provide for management of the recharger effluent pH while recharging zirconium phosphate and zirconium oxide either independently or concurrently.

Management of recharger effluent pH

Control logic and processes for monitoring and controlling sorbent rechargers are presented. The control logic and processes use control systems to monitor the rechargers for performance problems and to control the recharging process. Various sensors in communication with the control systems are provided to ensure proper operation.

Zirconium phosphate and zirconium oxide recharger control logic and operational process algorithms

Systems and methods for recharging zirconium phosphate and zirconium oxide in reusable sorbent modules are provided. The systems and methods provide for recharging any combination of zirconium phosphate and/or zirconium oxide sorbent modules. The systems and methods also provide for linkage of multiple rechargers for sharing of infrastructure.

Recharger for recharging zirconium phosphate and zirconium oxide modules

Systems and methods for recharging zirconium phosphate and zirconium oxide are provided. The systems and methods provide for recharging of the zirconium phosphate and zirconium oxide in reusable sorbent modules. The systems and methods include recharging flow paths for recharging zirconium phosphate independently or concurrently.

Zirconium phosphate and zirconium oxide recharging flow paths

Door for a dialysis recharger cabinet

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Bengaluru, India

Ramkumar Jeyachandran