Abstract: Disclosed herein is an MRI machine for measuring at least a portion of a head of a patient, having at least one primary magnetic field unit and at least one patient opening. The MRI machine has a patient seat, where the patient seat has adjusting means, which are driven by at least one drive means controlled by a control unit to move the patient seat into the patient opening along a travel curve as far as an imaging position, in which the head of the patient is arranged at least partially in an imaging area of the MRI machine, wherein an adjustable element is attached to the patient seat relative to the patient seat and wherein, by means of a detector apparatus, the position of the adjustable element relative to the primary magnetic field unit and/or relative to the patient seat is automatically determined on the MRI machine.

Abstract: The invention relates to a substrate material, which is highly porous and which is provided with a mechanically stable, component-penetrating framework structure made of alpha-Al2O3, to methods for producing the substrate material, and to the use of the substrate material.

Abstract: The invention relates to a substrate material, which is highly porous and which is provided with a mechanically stable, component-penetrating framework structure made of alpha-Al2O3, to methods for producing the substrate material, and to the use of the substrate material.

Abstract: The invention relates to a substrate material, which is highly porous and which is provided with a mechanically stable, component-penetrating framework structure made of alpha-Al2O3, to methods for producing the substrate material, and to the use of the substrate material.

Abstract: The invention relates to a substrate material, which is highly porous and which is provided with a mechanically stable, component-penetrating framework structure made of alpha-Al2O3, to methods for producing the substrate material, and to the use of the substrate material.

Abstract: The invention proposes a dental X-ray apparatus comprising a patient-positioning system arranged on a support and having a forehead rest. A horizontally pivotable bearing arm is arranged on the support, and the forehead rest is in turn arranged thereon.

Abstract: The invention proposes a dental X-ray apparatus comprising a patient-positioning system arranged on a support and having a forehead rest. A horizontally pivotable bearing arm is arranged on the support, and the forehead rest is in turn arranged thereon.

Abstract: An X-ray emitter, particularly a dental X-ray apparatus, includes an X-ray source disposed in a housing, wherein the interior housing has an emission aperture and a diaphragm is provided which delimits the X-rays leaving the emission aperture to form a X-ray fan beam and is disposed at a distance from said emission aperture. In the space between the emission aperture and the diaphragm there are disposed radio-transparent means for deflecting light waves in the visible range, and in or on said housing there is provided an image detection system for the deflected light waves.

Abstract: A method is provided for operation of a medical information system that comprises automatically generating an overall report from a plurality of individual reports created based on a planning list and transmitted to a data processing device via a telecommunication device, which individual reports comprise data acquired aided by medical-technical apparatuses; forwarding, in a content-dependent manner of the overall report, the overall report at least in part via the telecommunication device to a number of automatically-selected reception locations; and appending a receiver-specific task list to the overall report given its distribution to the reception locations via the telecommunication device.

Abstract: The invention relates to a dental x-ray device comprising a mobile support structure for a system that can be displaced to produce x-ray photographs and also comprising a fixed support structure. The mobile support structure is displaceably mounted on the fixed support structure by one or more bearings. The device is provided with adjustment elements for the displacement of the support structure parallel to the bearing surface, in addition to a drive for carrying out a rotation of the support structure about an axis that is perpendicular to the bearing surface. The bearing elements are configured in such a way that they can be displaced on the bearing surface in every direction parallel to the bearing surface and can carry out a rotation about an axis that is perpendicular to the bearing surface.

Abstract: The invention relates to a dental x-ray device comprising a mobile support structure for a system that can be displaced to produce x-ray photographs and also comprising a fixed support structure. The mobile support structure is displaceably mounted on the fixed support structure by one or more bearings. The device is provided with adjustment elements for the displacement of the support structure parallel to the bearing surface, in addition to a drive for carrying out a rotation of the support structure about an axis that is perpendicular to the bearing surface. The bearing elements are configured in such a way that they can be displaced on the bearing surface in every direction parallel to the bearing surface and can carry out a rotation about an axis that is perpendicular to the bearing surface.

Abstract: The invention is directed to an adjustable head support for a dental treatment chair, which is a reclining chair with an adjustable head rest or support. In order to better match the kinematics of the adjustable head support to a natural tilting motion of a patient's head, it is proposed that a quadrilateral linkage pivotally connects an upper region of the back rest to the head rest and the connection of the linkage to the head rest is shifted as the head rest tilts to cause a point on the head rest to move in an arc having a center roughly in the cervical vertebra joint of the patient lying in the chair.

Abstract: A lifting device, particularly for a dentist chair incorporating support arms arranged in a scissor form between a base portion and a seat support portion which is height adjustable relative thereto. The scissor action support mechanism comprises two support arms arranged in a single scissor's pair to realize an extremely compact yet rugged design. Each support arm includes two arm parts - a shorter arm and a longer arm - which are joined at one of their ends by a lateral stiffening section. The two support arms are arranged to face each other and are joined by an axle bearing which ties the two shorter arm parts to each other thus creating the scissor lifting structure. The free ends of the longer arms are mounted on lower and upper horizontal guides. A spindle driver applying forces at or near the axle bearing is used for lowering or raising the seat. The scissor arms are fully collapsible and because of the double arm construction a rugged, tension-stiff assembly results.

Abstract: The invention relates to a dentist chair with a chair top carrying at least a chair seat. A chair bottom contains a height-adjusting system for the chair top, and at least one apparatus adaptable at the chair bottom which requires various supplies, such as air, water, electric current, which by means of supply lines are brought into the apparatus through the chair bottom from a connection box at the floor. For hookup of the apparatus the chair bottom contains a hookup portion which contains coupling means both for mechanical coupling and for coupling of the various other supply lines. The apparatus is connectible to the supply lines through a counter-piece which matches the hookup portion of the chair bottom and which, for mechanical coupling of the apparatus contains counter-coupling means which can be brought into engagement with the coupling means and which then establishes the proper required connection.

Abstract: A dental chair having a support frame, a seat with a seat frame, a back rest pivotally connected to the seat and a displacement device for moving the seat frame on the support frame with tilting of the seat and an arrangement for controlling the inclination of the back rest, characterized by the pivotal connection between the seat comprising a separate pivoting bearing on each side having a pivot axis approximately in the area of the hip joint of a person sitting in the chair and the arrangement for controlling the inclination of the back rest comprising a one-piece member having two lever arms being pivotally connected on the side of the seat frame with one of the lever arms having a roller riding on the track on the support frame and the other lever arm being connected to a projection of a part of the pivoting bearing which is attached to the seat rest so that as the seat frame is moved between positions, the roller moving on the track enables the back to change its degree of inclination to the seat.