Abstract: A device for the treatment of esophageal atresias and stenosis comprises at least one tubular body of elongated shape intended, in use, to be inserted inside an esophagus affected by esophageal atresia and divided into a distal stump and into a proximal stump, at least one magnetic element associated with one end of the tubular body and intended to be placed at the point where either the distal stump or the proximal stump is located.

Abstract: The device for the injection of fluids comprises: a substantially elongated hollow body adapted to contain a fluid to be administered and having an access opening formed at a first end, and a suction/dispensing mouth of the fluid formed at a second end opposite to the first end; a piston element sealingly accommodated inside the hollow body and sliding between the first end and the second end for the suction/dispensing of the fluid; and mixing means formed inside the hollow body and adapted to mix the fluid during the movement of the piston element between the first end and the second end.

Abstract: An appliance (1) for enteral nutrition by means of a probe of the type comprising a tubular element of elongated shape and substantially flexible which defines a feeding channel open at the extremities for the introduction of nutritional substances in the stomach of a patient and which comprises at least a first inflatable balloon for detecting the pressure inside the esophagus of a patient, the tubular element comprising at least a first inlet/outlet mouth for the air in/from the first balloon, the appliance (1) further comprising: at least a pneumatic circuit (3) having pumping means (4) associable at least with the first inlet/outlet mouth for inflating/deflating the first balloon; processing means (8) comprising: detection means which can be connected to the first balloon to detect the patient's oesophageal pressure (pes); reading means of the pressure of the respiratory tract (paw) which can be connected to an external detection device; calculation means operatively connected to the detection means a

Abstract: An appliance (1) for enteral nutrition by means of a probe of the type comprising a tubular element of elongated shape and substantially flexible which defines a feeding channel open at the extremities for the introduction of nutritional substances in the stomach of a patient and which comprises at least a first inflatable balloon for detecting the pressure inside the oesophagus of a patient, the tubular element comprising at least a first inlet/outlet mouth for the air in/from the first balloon, the appliance (1) further comprising: at least a pneumatic circuit (3) having pumping means (4) associable at least with the first inlet/outlet mouth for inflating/deflating the first balloon; processing means (8) comprising: detection means which can be connected to the first balloon to detect the patient's oesophageal pressure (pes); reading means of the pressure of the respiratory tract (paw) which can be connected to an external detection device; calculation means operatively connected to the detection means

Abstract: A probe (1) for enteral nutrition includes a tubular element (2) of elongated shape and flexible, with a first extremity (2a) having a supply mouth (4) for the introduction of nutritional substances or the like and a second extremity (2b) positionable inside the stomach of a patient and having at least a dispensing hole (6) for dispensing the nutritional substances, the tubular element (2) having a main channel (7) of communication between the supply mouth (4) and the dispensing hole (6). The probe (1) includes at least a first and a second reading element (8, 9) for reading the pressure inside the digestive system of the patient at two distinct sections of the tubular element (2).

Abstract: A probe (1) for enteral nutrition includes a tubular element (2) of elongated shape and flexible, with a first extremity (2a) having a supply mouth (4) for the introduction of nutritional substances or the like and a second extremity (2b) positionable inside the stomach of a patient and having at least a dispensing hole (6) for dispensing the nutritional substances, the tubular element (2) having a main channel (7) of communication between the supply mouth (4) and the dispensing hole (6). The probe (1) includes at least a first and a second reading element (8, 9) for reading the pressure inside the digestive system of the patient at two distinct sections of the tubular element (2).

Abstract: An infusion pump has a base and a holder for a syringe extending along a longitudinal axis and having an axially shiftable plunger. The holder is pivotal on the base about a first axis substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the syringe. A first actuator connected between the base and the holder can oscillate the holder about the first axis relative to the base. A pusher is displaceable linearly on the base transversely of the first axis by a second actuator that can press this pusher against the plunger and thereby slide the plunger of the syringe and empty the syringe's contents. A controller is connected to the first and second actuators for moving the pusher out of engagement with the plunger during oscillation of the syringe and for operating the second actuator only when the first actuator is not oscillating the syringe to express the contents of the syringe.

Abstract: The supporting device for containers of biomedical fluids for parenteral administering, particularly bottles and phials for medical fluids, blood or the like, comprises an element substantially shaped like a cup, having an upper fitting opening for fitting a container for biomedical fluids, a lower exit opening of the fluid, an outer surface made of heat insulating material and an inner surface suitable for facing the container and of which at least one portion is associable with heat energy conduction and accumulation means.

Abstract: A fluid mixing unit insertable along conveyance and/or distribution lines, particularly for mixing diagnostic or medical fluids or the like along biomedical lines, comprising a body that is internally hollow and is provided with at least one pair of intake ports for introducing two fluids to be mixed, which are associable with respective feeder devices, and a discharge port for discharging the mixture of the two fluids, which is associable with an outflow device, and a duct for the flow and mixing of the two fluids that is formed in the body and is connected to the intake ports and to the discharge port.

Abstract: A kit for injecting thermally-conditioned fluids, particularly for first-aid actions, comprising a bag with at least one first pocket therein for containing at least one pouch of fluid to be injected or at least one pouch of fluid to be injected and a pouch-shaped thermal reactor, the pocket being provided with a closure flap suitable to contain leaks of the fluid and/or of reagents of the reactor, and at least one second pocket for containing an air-filled chamber associated with an air pump, at least the first pocket and the flap being made of impermeable and thermally-insulating material.

Abstract: A method for packaging thermal reactors, and thermal reactors therefor, particularly for conditioning containers of fluids for parenteral administration and of the type that comprises an enclosure divided into at least one first compartment and one second compartment, mutually separated by a tearable membrane and provided with at least one filling inlet, the method comprising: introducing a first component in the first compartment through the respective inlet; introducing a second component, suitable to react with the first component with an exothermic or endothermic reaction, in the second compartment through the respective inlet; extracting from at least one of the first and second compartments the air contained therein through the respective inlet; sealing the inlet of the first compartment, containing the first component; and sealing the inlet of the second compartment, containing the second component.

Abstract: An infusion pump for syringes, comprising a supporting structure, a support for a syringe, which can be rigidly associated with the syringe and can be associated with the supporting structure so that they can rotate alternately about an axis that is substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the syringe, and a first actuation for actuating the alternating rotation and a second actuation for actuating the sliding of the plunger of the syringe, which cooperate functionally with the first actuation.

Abstract: A device for locking syringes to infusion pumps comprising elements for supporting a syringe, of the type that comprises a substantially cylindrical body inside which a plunger is inserted so that it can slide axially, the supporting element being rigidly associable with the substantially cylindrical body, and a coupling element for temporarily coupling the supporting element to an anchoring element of a pump.

Abstract: A device for transferring a fluid contained in a closed container comprising a substantially tubular connecting element that has a first end that can be inserted hermetically in the container and a second end that is open, and pumping elements that have an inlet, which can be associated hermetically with the second end, and an outlet, and are adapted to draw the fluid from the container in order to transfer it into an external user device; the transfer device is assembled monolithically.

Abstract: A fluid mixing unit insertable along conveyance and/or distribution lines, particularly for mixing diagnostic or medical fluids or the like along biomedical lines, comprising a body that is internally hollow and is provided with at least one pair of intake ports for introducing two fluids to be mixed, which are associable with respective feeder devices, and a discharge port for discharging the mixture of the two fluids, which is associable with an outflow device, and a duct for the flow and mixing of the two fluids that is formed in the body and is connected to the intake ports and to the discharge port.

Abstract: A single-use preassembled medical device for administering at least two drugs in preset proportions to patients, comprising at least one pair of independent injectors and at least one pair of piercing couplings for corresponding bottles containing the drugs which are reciprocally connected by corresponding tubes which lead into a single tube for infusion to a patient; at least one of the piercing couplings is of a conventional type and the second one is of a dedicated type, forming a conveniently provided small cup-shaped receptacle for the precision insertion of the neck of a bottle of a preset drug whose dimensions are likewise correspondingly smaller than those of a normal bottle.

Abstract: A high-sterility and high-capacity connector for lines for outflow from bottles for containing fluid-liquid substances for medical use, comprising an elongated cylindrical body, in a lower portion of which an anatomically shaped grip portion is provided and at an upper end of which a protruding piercing element which is functionally combined with means for engaging the rim of the neck of the bottle is provided.

Abstract: A high-sterility and high-capacity connector for lines for outflow from bottles for containing fluid-liquid substances for medical use, comprising an elongated cylindrical body, in a lower portion of which an anatomically shaped grip portion is provided and at an upper end of which a protruding piercing element which is functionally combined with means for engaging the rim of the neck of the bottle is provided.

Abstract: A three-way valve with self-supporting body for medical use has at least two ways which are controlled by way of unidirectional flow control elements and a third way which is constantly open.

Abstract: A single-use preassembled medical device for administering at least two drugs in preset proportions to patients, comprising at least one pair of independent injectors and at least one pair of piercing couplings for corresponding bottles containing the drugs which are reciprocally connected by corresponding tubes which lead into a single tube for infusion to a patient; at least one of the piercing couplings is of a conventional type and the second one is of a dedicated type, forming a conveniently provided small cup-shaped receptacle for the precision insertion of the neck of a bottle of a preset drug whose dimensions are likewise correspondingly smaller than those of a normal bottle.