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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Mar. 21, 2017
Filed:
Jul. 16, 2015
Stig Steen, Lund, SE;
Audrius Paskevicius, Lund, SE;
Anna Beyer, Lund, SE;
Morgan Johansson, Lerberget, SE;
Benjamin King, Takaka, NZ;
Anna Söderlund, Gävle, SE;
Anders Lindsten, Lund, SE;
Peter Sebelius, Maimö, SE;
Maria Sperlingsson, Lund, SE;
Joakim Nilsson, Höör, SE;
Stig Steen, Lund, SE;
Audrius Paskevicius, Lund, SE;
Anna Beyer, Lund, SE;
Morgan Johansson, Lerberget, SE;
Benjamin King, Takaka, NZ;
Anna Söderlund, Gävle, SE;
Anders Lindsten, Lund, SE;
Peter Sebelius, Maimö, SE;
Maria Sperlingsson, Lund, SE;
Joakim Nilsson, Höör, SE;
Vivoline Medical AB, Lund, SE;
Abstract
An apparatus intended for evaluation, preservation and perfusion of an organ, such as a lung. The apparatus includes a container with a bottom portion, an insert portion and a lid portion. A pulmonary artery tube is intended to be connected to the lung pulmonary artery and a trachea tube is intended to be connected to the trachea of the lungs and bent tube connects the pulmonary artery tube to a circuit for providing a fluid to the pulmonary artery is provided. The circuit includes a pump, an oxygenator, an optional leukocyte-filter, and a holder for connecting the trachea tube to a source of respiration. There is an oxygenator tube set and a leukocyte-filter tube set. A supporting structure for the container comprises a recess sized for enclosing said container and a display panel. Moreover, there are two handles, which may be unfolded into a position for supporting a sterile cloth.