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ENTHERMICS FLUID & BLANKET WARMING EQUIPMENT ARMSTRONG MEDICAL CARTS ivNow modular fluid warmers: • Display temperature and shelf life of every bag • Save space & footsteps by warming fluids at the point of use • Reduce costs while warming 20-140L of fluid over 12 hours • Reduce SSIs & time spent in the PACU Cabinet fluid and blanket warmers: • 12 to 42 liters fluid warming capacity • Heating range: 32C to 94C • Electronic controls, alarms, security locking system, interior lights, automatic energy saving shut down • Warmers are ISO / US FDA / CE certified. Emergency, Anesthesia, Isolation & Procedures • High quality with 5 years warranty • Aluminum or steel construction • Versatile lock systems: key, breakaway or push-button • Choice of many carts sizes & drawers configurations • Choice of 18 different colors and 100s of accessories Visit us at Medica, Hall 16 stand D40-8 JD Honigberg International, Inc. Fax: 1 – 847 412 0034 (USA) • E-Mail: medical@jdhintl.com • www.jdhmedical.com Tablet Crushing ... child´s play! SANCTUS GmbH, Osternacher Str. 50, 83209 Prien am Chiemsee, Deutschland M:+49 157 58548287, F:+49 841 97061032,Mail:info@sanctus-gmbh.com Halle 3 / E83 Booth Bayern Innovativ TUESDAY @ MEDICA14 EH @ MEDICA No 2 2015 Over in Hall 3 at this year’s trade show, EKF Diagnostics is launching a new clinical chemistry analyser. The Altair 240 bench-top platform is the firm’s first fully-integrated, automated chemistry system. Also highlighted at the show are the lat- est additions to its range of Stanbio liquid-stable, LiquiColor and Liqui-UV clinical chemistry reagents. With LIS bi-directional connectiv- ity, the Altair 240 can perform up to 480 tests per hour when using double arm functionality. In addition to being supported by the company’s broad menu of Stanbio ready-to- use, bar coded, liquid reagents for routine and special chemistries, this system also provides the flexibility to configure open channel applications for many esoteric assays, EKF reports. ‘Customers have long asked for a cost-effective platform designed with Stanbio Chemistry products in mind,’ the firm explains. ‘Built on 54 years of clinical chemistry expertise, this new platform enables EKF to offer a cost-effective solution, as either a main or back-up analyser, to improve productivity.’ The system easy to learn, operate and maintain, according to Albert Blanco, Business Unit Director for EKF’s Central Laboratory Division. ‘Because it runs on Windows 7, operators can easily navigate its intu- itive, touch screen menu. Features such as the capability to use bar coded, primary sample tubes, auto- rerun, auto-dilution and STAT inter- ruption, all function to maximise the system’s overall efficiency.’ At the Medica stand the stability and ease of use of the company’s latest additions to its Stanbio clini- cal chemistry range are highlighted. ‘This range includes clinical chemis- try assays, controls and calibrators, which are fully compatible with most major brand open channel chemistry analysers, including the Altair 240,’ EKF reports. ‘A notable addition is the Stanbio Chemistry Glycated Serum Protein (GSP) LiquiColor test – a new diabetes biomarker test that provides a two to three week indica- tor of average blood glucose.’ Lab products on show also include Micro 12, SlidePrep and PlasmaPrep clinical centrifuges, as well as a full range of POC blood analysers, for haemoglobin, lactate, glucose, HbA1c tests for example. Designed with Stanbio Chemistry reagents in mind A self-heating medical device The fully integrated automated system Relieving pain The 4K three-sensor cam endo- or microscopy Ikegami’s new MKC-750UHD is a full 4K UHD camera designed to capture video of surgical operations. It can also be attached to a microscope or endoscope. The 3-CMOS optical sensor can resolve much higher image detail than HD cameras, the manufacturer reports, pointing out that the hori- zontal resolution is 1600 TVL. Signal- to-noise ratio is 58 dB. The MKC-750UHD, the company’s first 4K 3-sensor medical camera, can produce pictures in UHD and full HD, allowing use with existing HD moni- tors as well as UHD displays. ‘An integral Image Correction Function enables the camera to express high Heat therapy has been used since ancient times as a natural remedy to improve blood flow and, conse- quently, oxygen supply to muscle tissue. The Italian firm FIS & DM Srl reports, ‘In cases of painful joints, due to fatigue or muscle sprains and strains, in acute as well as chronic conditions, ThermoTherapy can help fight the pain, acting in the affected areas of the body and contributing to an effective solution for the discom- fort associated with the presence of pain by relaxing the muscles.’ ThermoTherapy is the only line of self-heating medical devices com- pletely manufactured in Italy, the company points out, adding that, from 2015 the patented designs and new zinc oxide based glue guarantee maximum comfort. Full details: www.thermotherapy.it image resolution in detail,’ Ikegami adds. ‘Also included is a Gradation Correction Function which delivers high contrast without over-exposure or black-crushing.’ Structurally, the MKC-750 con- sists of miniature camera head with integral optics. The head connects via cable to a mains-powered compact control unit (CCU).  The camera and CCU have an antibiotic coating to assist infec- tion control. All major camera functions, plus the ability to record video and cap- ture still images, can be controlled from the front panel of the CCU. EKF Diagnostics is at Medica Hall 3 / Stand C70 FIS & DM Srl is at Medica Hall 16 / Stand B61 Ikegami is at Medica Hall 10 / Stand B12 New: The Altair 240 bench-top clinical chemistry analyser MAKE A NOTE Geriatrics, palliative and nutritional medi- cine Venue: Room 15 Wednesday, 18 Nov 2015 • 9.00 a.m. – 10.00 a.m. Nutritional medicine: Dietary recommodations - scientific evidence. Chairman: Prof. Dr. Alfred Wirth, Bad Rothenfelde Fax: 1 – 8474120034 (USA) • E-Mail: medical@jdhintl.com • www.jdhmedical.com M:+4915758548287, F:+4984197061032,Mail:info@sanctus-gmbh.com EH @ MEDICA No 22015

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