Abstract: There is disclosed a catheter assembly comprising a catheter and a receptacle. The receptacle has an elongate pocket, for accommodating at least an insertable end of said catheter, a urine collection bag, having a width extension wider than a greatest width of said elongate pocket, and at least two tab areas on at least one tab are arranged at the periphery of the urine collection bag on opposite sides of said bag. Further, in a storage state, said elongate pocket is folded over said urine collection bag, and lateral parts of said urine collection bag extending outside said elongate pocket are folded towards each other over said elongate pocket, said lateral parts being dimensioned to overlap each other in the folded disposition, and wherein said tab areas are arranged on said lateral parts and are attached to each other, in at least one point of attachment, to releasably maintain said catheter assembly in a folded disposition during storage.

Abstract: There is disclosed a catheter assembly comprising a catheter and a receptacle. The receptacle has an elongate pocket, for accommodating at least an insertable end of said catheter, a urine collection bag, having a width extension wider than a greatest width of said elongate pocket, and at least two tab areas on at least one tab are arranged at the periphery of the urine collection bag on opposite sides of said bag. Further, in a storage state, said elongate pocket is folded over said urine collection bag, and lateral parts of said urine collection bag extending outside said elongate pocket are folded towards each other over said elongate pocket, said lateral parts being dimensioned to overlap each other in the folded disposition, and wherein said tab areas are arranged on said lateral parts and are attached to each other, in at least one point of attachment, to releasably maintain said catheter assembly in a folded disposition during storage.

Abstract: In rolling bearings such as ball bearings comprised of two co-axially arranged bodies (3, 2; 14, 15; 28, 29; 40, 45; and 54, 58), one of these being disposed outside the other, the two bodies having two opposing surfaces between which there are arranged a number of rotatable units (6, 17, 30, 42 and 60) such as balls or rollers, said opposing surfaces having grooves, the units being retained in the grooves of the two opposing surfaces of the two bodies, at least one of these bodies being formed of a helical spring that has the character of a sleeve and is so wound that a grooved section (4, 16, 22, 32, 41, 48 and 57) results, it has been shown that, if the groove's outer surface is matched to the outer surfaces of the rotatable units, the loading to which the rolling bearing is subjected can be considerably increased.