Baxter International Inc.

Baxter Healthcare Sa

Gambro Lundia Ab

Vantive Health Gmbh

Vantive US Healthcare LLC

Sven Gustafson

Olof Jansson

Thomas Hertz

Hans Hallstadius

Roland Persson

Stefano Ganzerli

Jonas Alson

Gert-Inge Bertinsson

Per-Olof Borgqvist

Göran Ohlsson

Bengt Jonasson

Fréderic Vandemaele

Anna Szilagyi

Jonas Fors

James White

A mobile dialysis fluid generation system includes a cargo unit configured to be transported by a vehicle; a cleanroom located inside the cargo unit; water purification equipment; at least one dialysis fluid preparation unit located inside the cleanroom; and at least one area provided outside the cleanroom but inside the cargo unit for storing at least one of a raw material or containers filled with dialysis fluid. The at least one dialysis fluid preparation unit includes at least one concentrate, a mixing device configured to receive purified water from the water purification equipment and to mix the purified water with the at least one concentrate to form dialysis fluid, and a tubing set for transfer of the dialysis fluid from the mixing device to a container positioned and arranged to receive the dialysis fluid.

Mobile medical fluid generation system

The invention relates to measurement of a fluid flow, wherein a flow rate component of the fluid is measured along a selected direction. A magnetic field whose polarity varies over time is applied to the fluid, which presumed to contain electrically charged elements. First and second sensor electrodes () are arranged to be wetted by the flowing fluid. The electrodes () are spaced apart from one another along a line being substantially perpendicular both to the selected flow direction and a magnetic axis of the magnetic field. A DC-level drift of the sensor electrodes () is prevented by supplying a control current (I; I) to each of the sensor electrode (), which has such sign and magnitude that a direct-current voltage level at the sensor electrodes () relative areference potential is controled towards a predetermined voltage (DC).

Flow sensor and method for measuring a flow rate component of a fluid containing electrically charged elements

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Sven Gustafson