Fresenius Medical Care Deutschland Gmbh

Tobias Groeber

Peter Wabel

Paul Chamney

Ulrich Moissl

Sebastian Wieskotten

The disclosure relates to new methods for calibrating or adjusting a bioimpedance measuring device. Furthermore, the present disclosure relates to a medical set or system, a medical measuring standard, a method for testing a bioimpedance measuring device, and a bioimpedance measuring device.

Method for calibrating a bioimpedance measuring device, and medical devices

Electrodes for a bio-impedance measuring device or a body composition monitor, the electrodes being integral with or being attached to a surface of at least one device belonging to a group of electronic and/or non-electronic devices used in the preparation of a dialysis treatment or during dialysis, in particular during peritoneal dialysis, the group preferably consisting of organizers of a continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis system (CAPD), automated peritoneal dialysis devices, automated peritoneal dialysis-cyclers (APD-Cycler), bioelectrical impedance analyzers (BIA), body composition monitors (BCM), hand-held electrodes holders for the electrodes, and dialysis apparatuses. Devices and methods used during dialysis are also described.

Device having electrodes for bio-impedance measurement for dialysis

A sensor system of a medical system, in particular a manually operable, gravimetric system for continuous ambulant peritoneal dialysis (CAPD), provides for detection of a treatment status. In particular, the sensor system provides for detection of a phase segment and/or a phase transition during the peritoneal dialysis.

Sensor system for detection of phases and/or phase transitions in peritoneal dialysis treatments

Method and device according to the method for determining intracellular and/or extracellular, in particular macromolecular fractions of fluids, preferably of body fluids of living organisms, with the steps:

Method and device for determining intracellular and/or extracellular, in particular macromolecular fractions of fluids, preferably of body fluids of living organisms

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Heusenstamm, Germany

Tobias Groeber