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BLOOD PUMP

발명심사 중
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14청구항 · 2 독립항
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개요

발명자

Thorsten Siess; Walid Aboulhosn; Wolfgang Kerkhoffs; Ellen Keysselitz; Peter Skrodsky

IPC 분류

A61M 60/419A61M 60/135A61M 60/232A61M 60/237A61M 60/422A61M 60/806A61M 60/824A61M 60/825A61M 60/857

CPC 분류

A61M60/419A61M60/135A61M60/232A61M60/237A61M60/422A61M60/806A61M60/824A61M60/825A61M60/857

A blood pump comprises a pump casing having a blood flow inlet and a blood flow outlet, and an impeller arranged in said pump casing and rotatably supported in the pump casing by a bearing so as to be rotatable about an axis of rotation. The impeller has blades for conveying blood from the blood flow inlet to the blood flow outlet. The bearing comprises at least one stationary bearing portion coupled to the pump casing and having a stationary bearing surface that faces radially outwards. The bearing further comprises a rotating bearing surface interacting with the stationary bearing surface to form the bearing, wherein the rotating bearing surface faces radially inwards and is formed on an exposed radially inner edge of the blades. The blades are designed to draw blood deposit on the stationary bearing surface in a radially outward direction.

원문 (중국어)

A blood pump comprises a pump casing having a blood flow inlet and a blood flow outlet, and an impeller arranged in said pump casing and rotatably supported in the pump casing by a bearing so as to be rotatable about an axis of rotation. The impeller has blades for conveying blood from the blood flow inlet to the blood flow outlet. The bearing comprises at least one stationary bearing portion coupled to the pump casing and having a stationary bearing surface that faces radially outwards. The bearing further comprises a rotating bearing surface interacting with the stationary bearing surface to form the bearing, wherein the rotating bearing surface faces radially inwards and is formed on an exposed radially inner edge of the blades. The blades are designed to draw blood deposit on the stationary bearing surface in a radially outward direction.