Abstract: The present disclosure relates to birch bark extracts, methods of producing such extracts, stable pharmaceutical compositions containing such extracts and methods of using of such extracts. The birch bark extracts of the present disclosure contain triterpenes, which are known to improve wound healing.

Abstract: A commutation cell for an inverter. The commutation cell includes a ceramic circuit carrier, and a semiconductor switch half bridge. The commutation cell also includes a current sensor, which is designed and arranged for detecting a phase current of the commutation cell. The commutation cell includes a flexible circuit board, which is in particular integrally bonded to the circuit carrier and is arranged parallel to the circuit carrier. The circuit carrier includes a conducting track, which is designed to conduct the output current of the half bridge. The current sensor is electrically connected to the flexible circuit board and arranged to detect a magnetic field generated by the conducting track through which in particular current flows, and is designed to generate a current signal that represents the current flowing in the conducting track.

Abstract: A power module, in particular a commutation cell for an inverter. The power module includes a circuit carrier, in particular a ceramic circuit carrier, and at least one or only one semiconductor switch half-bridge with two semiconductor switches, in particular power semiconductor switches, wherein the semiconductor switches are in particular integrally connected to the circuit carrier. The power module of the above-mentioned type includes a flexible circuit board, which is in particular integrally connected to the circuit carrier. The flexible circuit board is arranged in the area of the semiconductor switches. The power module comprises a temperature sensor, which is integrally connected to the flexible circuit board and is designed and arranged to sense a temperature of the circuit carrier in the area of the semiconductor switches, and in particular thus indirectly a temperature of the semiconductor switches, through the flexible circuit board.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to birch bark extracts, methods of producing such extracts, stable pharmaceutical compositions containing such extracts and methods of using of such extracts. The birch bark extracts of the present disclosure contain triterpenes, which are known to improve wound healing.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to birch bark extracts, methods of producing such extracts, stable pharmaceutical compositions containing such extracts and methods of using of such extracts. The birch bark extracts of the present disclosure contain triterpenes, which are known to improve wound healing.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to birch bark extracts, methods of producing such extracts, stable pharmaceutical corn-positions containing such extracts and methods of using of such extracts. The birch bark extracts of the present disclosure contain triterpenes, which are known to improve wound healing.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to birch bark extracts, methods of producing such extracts, stable pharmaceutical compositions containing such extracts and methods of using of such extracts. The birch bark extracts of the present disclosure contain triterpenes, which are known to improve wound healing.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to birch bark extracts, methods of producing such extracts, stable pharmaceutical compositions containing such extracts and methods of using of such extracts. The birch bark extracts of the present disclosure contain triterpenes, which are known to improve wound healing.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to birch bark extracts, methods of producing such extracts, stable pharmaceutical compositions containing such extracts and methods of using of such extracts. The birch bark extracts of the present disclosure contain triterpenes, which are known to improve wound healing.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to birch bark extracts, methods of producing such extracts, stable pharmaceutical compositions containing such extracts and methods of using of such extracts. The birch bark extracts of the present disclosure contain triterpenes, which are known to improve wound healing.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to birch bark extracts, methods of producing such extracts, stable pharmaceutical compositions containing such extracts and methods of using of such extracts. The birch bark extracts of the present disclosure contain triterpenes, which are known to improve wound healing.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to foams comprising outer birch bard extracts. Stable compositions thereof, as well as methods of producing such foams, and methods of using of such foams are also described herein. The foams of the present disclosure contain triterpenes, which are known to improve wound healing.

Abstract: A request for at least a portion of a business object is received by a database from a client in a first half of a roundtrip between the client and the database. Each of the tables includes a primary key column and a plurality of records. The primary key column provides, for each record in the table, a primary key for one of a plurality of business objects. Thereafter, the database identifies records within a set of tables among a larger number of tables in the database by matching a primary key associated with the business object with the primary key in the primary key column. Once this identification has been made, the database obtains all values responsive to the request from the identified record and transmits, in a second half of the roundtrip between the client and the database, the obtained values for the business object to the client.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a computer-implemented method comprises receiving a query in a controller. A data store stores data in a relational database. The database comprises a plurality of fields and a plurality of data elements. Each field is associated with a portion of the data elements. The database is arranged as at least one table, and the query identifies data of an object to be stored in a data set. The method further comprises determining, by the controller, whether the relational database includes a field associated with a class of the object; and if the relational database does not include a field associated with the class of the object, adding a column to the relational database, the added column having a field corresponding to the class. The method further comprises adding the data of the object to the relational database.

Abstract: A request for at least a portion of a business object is received by a database from a client in a first half of a roundtrip between the client and the database. Each of the tables includes a primary key column and a plurality of records. The primary key column provides, for each record in the table, a primary key for one of a plurality of business objects. Thereafter, the database identifies records within a set of tables among a larger number of tables in the database by matching a primary key associated with the business object with the primary key in the primary key column. Once this identification has been made, the database obtains all values responsive to the request from the identified record and transmits, in a second half of the roundtrip between the client and the database, the obtained values for the business object to the client.