Abstract: Medical device having a detachable cover element A medical device (1) for administering a medical solution to a patient comprises a housing (10), a receptacle (12) for receiving a pumping apparatus (3) for administering the medical solution to the patient, and a cover element (2) for covering the receptacle (12). The cover element (2), in a connected state, is pivotably connected to the housing (10) about a pivot axis (P) by means of a hinge connection, the hinge connection being releasable for detaching the cover element (2) from the housing (10). In this way a medical device is provided which may have an increased adjustability for use in different environments in a healthcare environment.

Abstract: Medical device having a detachable cover element A medical device (1) for administering a medical solution to a patient comprises a housing (10), a receptacle (12) for receiving a pumping apparatus (3) for administering the medical solution to the patient, and a cover element (2) for covering the receptacle (12). The cover element (2), in a connected state, is pivotably connected to the housing (10) about a pivot axis (P) by means of a hinge connection, the hinge connection being releasable for detaching the cover element (2) from the housing (10). In this way a medical device is provided which may have an increased adjustability for use in different environments in a healthcare environment.

Abstract: A control process and device for a pump is described, comprising a pump equipped with a flexible tube used in a drop-by-drop infusion systems. The infusion tube can be blocked downstream of the pump when the pump is started. The pressure created in the section of the tube located between the pump and the blockage is measured. If there is a fault in the infusion system, such as a defective pump, poor positioning of the tube in the pump, blockage or rupture of the tube upstream of the pump, the increased pressure will result in anomalies that are detected.

Abstract: A process for detecting obstructions in a perfusion line, wherein a programmable syringe pump uses a selected gradient constant and first and second pressure measurements from the perfusion line to determine whether an obstruction has occurred in the perfusion line.