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Operating element and method for input of values in a medical device

A technology for operating components and medical equipment, applied to electrical components, conversion sensor output, measuring devices, etc., can solve problems such as difficult identification of operating components, restrictions on cleaning operations, injuries, etc., and achieve the effect of easy cleaning and disinfection

Active Publication Date: 2013-04-24
FERTON HLDG
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The disadvantage of these operating elements is that dirt and bacteria can collect on the boundary surfaces between the operating elements such as buttons or switches and the surface of the medical device, which makes it difficult to achieve reliable cleaning and disinfection of these surfaces, or significantly limits this. cleaning operation
[0003] Furthermore, with conventional switches, levers, buttons or rotary handles, only individual functions of the medical device can be activated, i.e. for example the rotational speed of the drill can be set with the corresponding rotary handle, but not the simultaneous supply of refrigerant fluid
[0004] Another disadvantage of conventional operating elements is that the adjustment of the current value only takes place linearly, and in order to change the current value, the physician must first grasp the appropriate lever or rotary handle of the operating element at the exact point at which the current value is located, thereby turning the operating The lever or handle is moved or rotated to the point where the value will be set and desired by the physician
[0005] Finally, traditional operating elements are often difficult to identify and there is a risk of a short circuit in the device being transmitted to the operator by the operating elements coupled inside the device and possibly causing injury

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[0029] figure 1 A dental surgery device 1 for the prophylactic treatment of teeth is shown. To this end, a metal tip on a handset is excited by piezoelectric ceramics to vibrate to remove harmful plaque from the tooth surface. To this end, electrical energy is supplied via the connector 6 to activate the ultrasonic hand-held device 7, in parallel to which the bag on the stand 9 has access to a specific cooling fluid ( figure 2 ), and a specific cooling liquid is supplied by the pump 8 to the hand-held device 7 through a suitable hose ( figure 2 ). In order to control the ultrasonic frequency, the first operating element 3 is positioned on the operating panel 2 and is rotationally symmetrical, ie circular in form. Furthermore, a second operating element 4 is positioned on the operating panel 2 , which is formed as a point and is used eg for switching the third operating element 5 , for switching the device 1 on and off, or for other functions. Finally, on the operating p...

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Each manual interface (3, 4, 5) or control used to operate the apparatus includes a display of the actual value to which it is set. This value can be changed in response to a contact value from the contact sensor. The sensor is capacitative and is fitted underneath a dielectric cover. Operation is effected by touching the surface with the finger, and / or by sliding it along the surface. The operating surface has point-, line- or circular form. The actual value is shown during adjustment, whilst marks on or near to the touch surface, indicate the adjustments in value. Independent claims are included for the following: (A) the method; (B) and medical apparatus.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an operating element and a method for inputting values ​​into a medical device according to independent claims 1 and 7 . Furthermore, the invention relates to a medical device which is equipped with such an operating element and with which the method according to the invention can be carried out. Background technique [0002] In the prior art it is known to enter values ​​and parameters into medical devices such as injection devices, surgical devices, respiratory devices or dental devices by means of joysticks, buttons or rotary handles, for example to control the supply of medicaments or breathing air or to control drill speed. The disadvantage of these operating elements is that dirt and bacteria can collect on the boundary surfaces between the operating elements such as buttons or switches and the surface of the medical device, which makes it difficult to achieve reliable cleaning and disinfection of these surfaces, or sign...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): H03K17/96
CPCG01D5/2405
Inventor 斯特凡·哈特尔
Owner FERTON HLDG
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