Drãgerwerk Ag & Co, Kgaa

Drager Medical Gmbh

Dräger Medical Ag & Co Kgaa

Drägerwerk Medical Ag & Co. Kg

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Dirk-Stefan Reichert

Ahmet Türker

Grigory Kholtchanski

Claus Bunke

Thomas Lutter

Robert Lischinski

Martin Meyer

Gerald Panitz

Hartmut Stark

Jürgen Manigel

Klaus Radomski

Matthias Witt

Henryk Schnaars

Sven Heyer

Michael Heidschmidt

Ralf Dittmann

Uwe Bartels

Hermann Hopermann

Dieter Settgast

Wolfgang Falb

Martin Wunderlich

Franz Mair

Sönke Faber

Ernst-Günther Scharmer

Heiko Dickfeld

Cornelia Marx

Kay Frensch

Uwe Bausch

Winfried Kimmig

Michael Heidscmidt

Bernhard Schaible

Sascha Reinschmiedth

A carbon dioxide absorber for a rebreathing system can be connected to a connection head of the rebreathing system in a simple manner. A centering device (), provided in the area of a guide plate () of the absorber (), can be caused to mesh with centering pins pointing in the direction of the absorber from the connection head.

Carbon dioxide absorber for a rebreathing system

An anesthesia system for providing a breathing gas enriched with anesthetic has an anesthesia apparatus () and at least one anesthetic dispensing device (), which is detachably coupled with the anesthesia apparatus. A fluid connection () is provided between the anesthesia apparatus and the dispensing device, which is designed to send anesthetic from the dispensing device into the anesthesia apparatus. At least one optical interface is provided between the anesthesia apparatus and the dispensing device. At least one display device is provided in the dispensing device. The optical interface has at least one light source (), which is provided in the anesthesia apparatus, and at least one fiber optic light guide (), which is provided in the anesthetic dispensing device (). The light fed by the light source () into the fiber optic light guide is sent to the display device to directly or indirectly light the display device.

Anesthesia system with detachable anesthetic dispensing device

A filling device for an anesthetic dispenser has a closing element () that can be inserted into the filler neck () and can again be removed from same in a simple manner. A bayonet catch is provided between the closing element () and the filler neck () combined with a ring seal (). The a ring seal () can be pressed in an axial direction by axial rotation and has an elastically deformable spring element.

Filling device for an anesthetic dispenser

A medical workstation and workstation system for patients includes a bed for positioning the patient in the lying position, a plurality of mobile work units, which are connected to the bed, a control unit, which is arranged at the bed and which can be connected via a first supply cable to a stationary media port, on the one hand, and via a second supply cable to a mobile media port, on the other hand, for supplying a work unit. The control unit is designed as a distribution unit, to which a plurality of mobile work units () are connected via connection cables.

Medical workstation for patients

A filling system for an anesthetic evaporator allows an adapter neck () of a bottle adapter (), which said adapter neck is coded in an anesthetic-specific manner, to be inserted into the filler neck of a filling device in a simple manner. A hinge () is provided between the adapter neck () and the threaded sleeve () of the bottle adapter ().

Filling system for an anesthetic evaporator

A device for metering anesthetic is provided such that a new anesthetic is immediately available for the metering when the anesthetic is changed. The metering device has an assembly unit that can be removed from the medical apparatus as a module with a reservoir () for a liquid anesthetic, an intermediate container () arranged downstream of the reservoir (), a metering gas source () connected to the intermediate container () and a metering element () for anesthetic on the discharge side of the intermediate container (). An evaporator chamber () may be provided for evaporating the metered anesthetic. A connecting device lets through at least anesthetic vapor as an interface between the assembly unit () and the medical apparatus ().

Metering device for anesthetics

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Lübeck, Germany

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