Hemovent Gmbh

Grundler Gmbh

Maquet Vertrieb Uno Service Deutschland Gmbh

Joost, Thilo

Thilo Joost

Oliver Marseille

Christoph Gründler

Markus Gründler

Stefan Nötzel

Christof Paul

Andreas Nobis

Rainer Kobrich

Bernd Reslo

Rainer Köbrich

Christof Lenz

Benedict Hartmann

The invention relates to a holding means for holding an oxygenator and a blood pump. The holding means is characterised by a frame that can be connected with a carrying case housing in a torque-proof way for fitting the oxygenator and the blood pump relative to each other, wherein the frame has a frame section for connection with the oxygenator in a torque-proof way and another frame section for connection with the blood pump in a torque-proof way.

Holding means for holding an oxygenator and a blood pump

A system for supporting pulmonary gas exchange in patients and for coupling to a ventilating system or for use in the case of non-ventilated patients, which has a flexible hose introducible into the trachea of a patient, a pump unit, a reservoir unit and a controller such that via the flexible hose and by means of the pump unit it is possible to regulate aspiration, especially end-expiratory aspiration, and recirculation, especially end-inspiratory recirculation, of the aspirated gas. In order that the system can be operated independently of a ventilating system, the system has a sensor.

System for assisting breathing and a patient set therefor

The invention relates to an arrangement () for removing carbon dioxide from an extracorporeal flow of blood. The arrangement () comprises a filter () which has a membrane () that separates a blood region () from a gas region (). The extracorporeal flow of blood is passed through the blood region () of the filter (). Likewise, a gas flow of a purge gas is passed through the gas region (), the purge gas being an inert gas or a mixture of inert gases. Further, the invention relates to a method for removing carbon dioxide from an extracorporeal flow of blood in which likewise an inert gas or a mixture of inert gases is used as a purge gas.

Arrangement for removing carbon dioxide from an extracorporeal flow of blood by means of inert gases

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