Disetronic Licensing Ag

Thomas Frei

Andreas Reinmann

Gilberto E Bestetti

Ulrich Haueter

Michel Willy

Willy Michel

Daniel Piller

Dieter Schafer

The invention provides a device and methods for analyzing body fluids wherein the device is implanted in the body and provides for both the delivery of substances into the body and for the testing of body fluids.

Sensor system including a port body

The invention provides a device and methods for analysing body fluids wherein the device is implanted in the body and provides for both the delivery of substances into the body and for the testing of body fluids.

Sensor system including port body

Catheter system consisting of a sleeve, a catheter and a membrane partially arranged in the sleeve, which can be fixed in a skin passage unit in such a way that the catheter protrudes from the skin passage unit towards the interior of the body, wherein the individual components of the catheter system are inseparably connected to one another.

Catheter system for skin passage units

Implantable cylindrical device for connecting a hose arranged outside of the human or animal body to a hose arranged inside of the said body, wherein an anchoring plate falling away peripherally from the skin surface is arranged around the cylindrical device. This allows the skin to unroll over the anchoring plate subject to a tilting moment of the port body.

Port body for the administration of drugs

A tubular catheter for implantation in a tubular structure of a human or animal body, comprising a lumen, characterized in that the catheter comprises a minimum of one radial groove.

Implanted body catheter

The present invention provides a connection system for connecting a cannula to a device, the system involving a chamber operably coupled to the device, wherein the chamber has two apertures and contains a flexible substance, one of the apertures operably coupled to the device and both apertures operably linked by a channel defined in the flexible substance, the cannula having a cannula diameter and an end with a larger diameter than said cannula diameter.

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Lutzelfluh, Switzerland

Thomas Frei