Switch valve for an extracorporeal blood circuit and circuit including such a switch valve
AssigneeGambro Lundia AB
InventorsJan Peter Sternby, Gary Joel Mishkin, Perry Asbrink, Eddie Nilsson
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AssigneeGambro Lundia AB
InventorsJan Peter Sternby, Gary Joel Mishkin, Perry Asbrink, Eddie Nilsson
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A switch valve for use in an extracorporeal blood flow circuit comprises a valve housing having a chamber, four openings communicating with the chamber, and a valve member located in the valve chamber. A first opening is to be connected to a patient via an arterial cannula, a second opening is to be connected to a patient via an venous cannula, a third opening is to be connected to a first inlet/oulet of a blood treatment device, and a fourth opening is to be connected to a second inlet/outlet of a blood treatment device. The valve member is movable within the valve housing to fluidly connect the first opening to either the third or the fourth opening and to fluidly connect the second opening to either the third or the fourth opening. The width of the valve member is smaller than a peripheral dimension of the openings.
A switch valve for use in an extracorporeal blood flow circuit comprising:
A switch valve for use in an extracorporeal blood flow circuit comprising:
A switch valve for use in an extracorporeal blood flow circuit comprising:
A blood treatment equipment comprising:
A blood treatment equipment according to claim 26, comprising a blood pump operating on a line segment extending between said circuit outlet connector and said inlet of the dialyzer blood compartment.
A blood treatment equipment according to claim 26, comprising a blood pump operating on said arterial line.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.