Maquet Gmbh

Mquet Gmbh

Thomas Krickeberg

Bernhard Katzenstein

Rodrigo Del Alcazar Von Buchwald

Immanuel Gaiser

Fred Held

Roland Hopp

Holger Dorr

Stefan Göckeritz

Marcel Brauer

Jens Schröter

Tim Golde

Holger Dörr

Stefan GÖCKERITZ

Multi-part displaceable head plate () for an operating table (), comprising: a coupling arrangement (), a positioning segment () for positioning the head plate (), a head support segment () for supporting the head of the patient, and an unlocking device () for unlocking two joint arrangements (), (). The positioning segment () and the head support segment () are each pivotably connected to the coupling arrangement () and to the positioning segment (), via a first () and a second () joint arrangement respectively.

Head plate provided for an operating table and adjustable with one hand

A remote-control device for controlling an appliance having a plurality of appliance components is provided. The remote-control device includes a plurality of pushbutton units, each pushbutton unit including at least one physical operating pushbutton configurable to control at least one appliance component. Each of the pushbutton units is provided with a visually detectable distinguishing feature for visually distinguishing one pushbutton unit from another pushbutton unit. The remote-control device also includes a display unit configured to display representations of each controllable appliance component. Each representation of an appliance component includes the same visually detectable distinguishing feature as a corresponding pushbutton unit to which the appliance component is assigned.

Remote control for controlling a medical appliance

An adjusting device for positioning support surface segments of an operating table is disclosed and may have a four-bar linkage, in which a base element of the operating table and a support surface segment of a patient bearing surface of the operating table are connected. The four-bar linkage may have a first guide bar and a second guide bar. The support surface segment may be connected to the four-bar linkage so that it can pivot about the second pivot.

Adjusting device for positioning support surface segments of an operating table

A device for repositioning bone fracture fragments is disclosed. The device has a carrier assembly and a first arm assembly attached to the carrier assembly, the first arm assembly configured to hold a first bone fracture fragment. The device also has a second arm assembly attached to the carrier assembly, the second arm assembly configured to hold a second bone fracture fragment. The device further has an actuator assembly configured to adjust the second arm assembly, and an operating assembly configured to control an adjustment of the second arm assembly via the actuator assembly. The operating assembly is a manually operatable operating assembly.

Device for repositioning bone fracture fragments

A device for fixing a femur for hip endoprosthesis surgery is disclosed. The device has a femur support including a hook configured to support the femur in a region of the femur between a greater trochanter and a lesser trochanter, and a shaft connected to the hook. A lever arm includes a column and a cantilever, wherein the femur support is disposed on the cantilever. An adjustment device is attached to an operating table. A holder is configured to couple the column of the lever arm to the adjustment device. The adjustment device has a drive motor for rotating the holder about an axis of rotation perpendicular to an adjustment plane to move the column in the adjustment plane. The adjustment plane is perpendicular to a support surface of the operating table and parallel to a longitudinal axis of the operating table.

Device for fixing a femur for hip endoprosthesis surgery

Growing community of inventors

Karlsbad, Germany

Thomas Krickeberg