Siemens Healthcare Gmbh

Siemens Healthineers Ag

Dedicated2imaging, LLC

Designaffairs Gmbh

Roman Achleitner

Annke Osthues

Stefanie Gügel-Wild

Peter Distler

Stefanie Guegel-Wild

Stefan Lautenschlaeger

Tobias Kotulla

Marquart Ciolek

Bernd Maciejewski

Hans-Juergen Mueller

George William Ferguson

Peter Gall

Tobias Hoth

Katharina Hesels

Kay Uwe Seemann

Jonas Vollmer

Xiao Yan Du

Mark Dieselman

Aurel Jensch

Sabine Norosinski

Marco Köhler

Sebastian Bulach

Minghao Shi

David Dederichs

Tobias Betz

Guo Chen Zhong

Electromedical device

An arrangement includes a tablet computer unit with a tablet computer and a first connecting unit, the second connecting unit having a set of ferromagnetic regions. The arrangement further includes a housing part of a medical imaging apparatus, wherein the housing part of the medical imaging apparatus has a covering and a second connecting unit. The covering has a depression in which the tablet computer unit can be accommodated in a form-fit manner and the second connecting unit is arranged in a region of the depression such that via the first connecting unit and the second connecting unit, a magnetic connection is formable which counteracts a removal of the tablet computer unit from the depression. The tablet computer unit includes a first contact-based energy transfer element for receiving electrical energy for the tablet computer, the energy transfer element being arranged in a region of the first connecting unit.

Arrangement with a tablet computer unit and a housing part of a medical imaging apparatus

Medical imaging device

Controller for a medical device

A computed tomography device comprises: a gantry with an opening and a radiation protection apparatus configured to cover the opening, wherein the opening is configured to receive an examination object introduced into the opening along a system axis of the gantry; wherein the radiation protection apparatus has a radiation protection curtain, a curtain mounting and a pivot apparatus; wherein the curtain mounting has a bar-shaped area; wherein an upper edge of the radiation protection curtain is attached to the bar-shaped area such that the radiation protection curtain is stretched along the bar-shaped area and hangs down from the bar-shaped area; and wherein the curtain mounting is pivotably supported relative to the gantry about a pivot axis via the pivot apparatus.

Computed tomography device with a radiation protection apparatus for covering over an opening

A docking station is for accommodating a tablet computer device. In an embodiment, the docking station includes a housing, and an interface apparatus for connecting the tablet computer device to the housing. The housing is configured to accommodate the interface apparatus in a form-fit manner. The interface apparatus is configured such that the tablet computer device is dockable in a form-fit manner to the interface apparatus upon the interface apparatus being accommodated in a form-fit manner in the housing.

Docking station for accommodating a tablet computer device

Patient table

A computed tomography device includes, in an embodiment, a gantry including a tunnel-shaped opening, an examination object being introducible into the tunnel-shaped opening for an examination via the computed tomography device; and a radiation protection apparatus to cover the tunnel-shaped opening, the radiation protection apparatus including a first connector and the gantry includes a second connector. In an embodiment, a detachable connection is formable via the first connector and the second connector, to counteract removal of the radiation protection apparatus from the tunnel-shaped opening.

Computed tomography device with a radiation protection apparatus for covering the tunnel-shaped opening

Techniques are disclosed for assisting in positioning an accessory unit on a patient for a magnetic resonance examination. Also disclosed is a magnetic resonance apparatus, which is designed to perform a method for assisting in positioning an accessory unit on a patient for a magnetic resonance examination. A corresponding computer program product is also disclosed, which is designed to perform a method for assisting in positioning an accessory unit on a patient for a magnetic resonance examination, and an electronically readable data storage medium containing the computer program.

Method for positioning of an accessory unit on a patient for a magnetic resonance examination

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Nuremberg, Germany

Roman Achleitner