Ecp Entwicklungsgesellschaft Mbh

Robert Decke

Thorsten Siess

Joerg Schumacher

Lars Bredenbreuker

Mario Scheckel

Reiner Liebing

Thomas Toellner

Jörg Schumacher

Dennis Skrzypczak

Sheath assembly for the insertion of a cord-shaped element, comprising an introducer sheath, and an auxiliary sheath for insertion into the introducer sheath together with the cord-shaped element. In some examples, the auxiliary sheath has a housing configured to detachably couple to the introducer sheath housing, and to detachably fasten the cord-shaped element with respect to the auxiliary sheath housing.

Sheath assembly for insertion of a cord-shaped element, particularly a catheter, into the body of a patient

A sheath device for inserting a catheter into a patient's body is described. The device has a first sheath with a proximal end and a distal end. When the device is used as intended, the distal end of the first sheath is provided for arrangement in the patient's body and the proximal end of the first sheath is provided for arrangement outside the patient's body. The first sheath comprises a tubular section and a sheath housing, which is disposed at the proximal end of the section and has a receiving channel for a strand-shaped body. The device solves the problem of reliably fixing a second sheath or a catheter with respect to the first sheath by providing a clamping element on the receiving channel for fixing a strand-shaped body in the receiving channel by way of clamping.

Sheath device for inserting a catheter

The present invention relates to a pump, in particular a blood pump having a proximal and a distal end and a pump housing arranged therebetween, a driveshaft arranged in an interior of the pump housing along the longitudinal direction, a conveying element arranged on the driveshaft, and a cannula. Here, the pump housing, the shaft arrangement and the conveying element are coordinated with one another in such a way that these guarantee the best possible efficiency and longevity of the pump.

Pump, in particular a blood pump

The application relates to a catheter device with a distal bearing for bearing a distal end of a drive shaft. The distal bearing comprises a heat conducting part for enabling heat transfer away from the distal bearing and/or a spiral sleeve for receiving the distant end of the drive shaft.

Drive shaft cover with a heat conducting part

In a sheath device for inserting a catheter into a patient's body, comprising a first sheath having a proximal end and a distal end, wherein when used as intended the distal end of the first sheath is provided for arrangement in the patient's body and the proximal end of the first sheath is provided for arrangement outside the patient's body, and wherein the first sheath comprises a tubular section and a sheath housing, which is disposed at the proximal end of the section and comprises a receiving channel for a catheter, according to the invention the tubular section is detachably held in a clamping element of the sheath housing in a non-positive manner so as to be able to easily shorten the tubular section.

Sheath assembly for the insertion of a cord-shaped element (), comprising an introducer sheath () and an auxiliary sheath () for insertion into the introducer sheath () together with the cord-shaped element (), with first fastening means () for detachably fastening the auxiliary sheath to the introducer sheath, and with second fastening means () for detachably fastening the cord-shaped element to the auxiliary sheath, wherein the introducer sheath () has a first sheath housing () and a distal tubular section () that terminates in the first sheath housing, and a first flushing device (), wherein the auxiliary sheath () has a second sheath inner chamber (), a distal, tubular part () and a second flushing device ().

In a sheath device for inserting a catheter into a patient's body, comprising a first sheath () having a proximal end and a distal end, wherein when used as intended the distal end of the first sheath is provided for arrangement in the patient's body and the proximal end of the first sheath is provided for arrangement outside the patient's body, and wherein the first sheath comprises a tubular section () and a sheath housing (), which is disposed at the proximal end of the section and comprises a receiving channel () for a catheter, according to the invention the tubular section () is detachably held in a clamping element () of the sheath housing in a non-positive manner so as to be able to easily shorten the tubular section.

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Berlin, Germany

Robert Decke