King Faisal Specialist Hospital & Research Centre

Bellheimer Metallwerk Gmbh

Stefan Kobler

Werner Zumbrunn

Norbert Bouche

Falah Redha

Gregor Burkhard

Essam Abdulaziz Alshail

Jurgen Gotz

Falah King Faisal Specialist Hospital & Research Centre Redha

Essam Abdulaziz King Faisal Specialist Hospital & Research Centre Al Shail

The invention relates to a horizontal circuit storage system () for storing storage goods carried by load-carriers. The horizontal circuit storage system has a storage zone () with a plurality of stacked horizontal storage planes (). A plurality of load-carriers () are arranged in a row in each of the storage planes. The storage zone () is located between two vertical conveyers () which interconnect the storage planes vertically in each case. The load-carriers () can be moved horizontally in the storage planes () to the vertical conveyers () by horizontal conveyers () which are associated each with a storage plane (). According to the invention, a control unit is provided in order to permit faster access to individual load-carriers and, depending on a control signal from the control unit, the storage system can be brought into a condition in which a horizontal circuit is formed for the load-carriers (). The invention also relates to a method for accessing a particular load-carrier () which receives a storage good in a horizontal circuit storage system () in which such a horizontal circuit () is formed.

Horizontal circuit storage system

The invention elates to a device () for connecting hollow organs (), which device comprises various elements that are held by holding devices. Said holding devices can be laterally displaced on a slide rail (), rotated or detached and put on and their position can be secured if required. The traverse () is used as a stop for the axial alignment of the holding devices. The two holding devices () carry clamping devices for retaining and, if required, clamping off the hollow organ ends (). The holding devices () carry fittings (). The two hollow organ ends () to be connected are pushed through the fittings to such an extent as to project over the fitting ends by a defined extent. The ends of the hollow organs are then turned up by the ends of the fittings using two turn-up devices (). The holding device () in the center holds an additional fitting () into which the two fittings () are inserted with the turned-up hollow organ ends and secured.

Device for connecting hollow organs, especially blood vessels, by surgery

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Neuendorf, Switzerland

Stefan Kobler