Lithotripsy work station
CA 1291791 C · Owner: Heumann, Reiner · Inventors: Noske, Erich; Rattner, Manfred; Heumann, Reiner
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A lithotripsy work station has a table for supporting a patient which is adjustable in three spatial directions with a. least one shock wave generator disposed below the table. The shock wave generator is adjustably mounted so that movement of its focus to an isocenter is possible. For locating renal calculi, an x-ray examination apparatus is provided which transilluminates the patient at various angles. A plane defined by two central rays of the x-ray apparatus proceeds through the longitudinal axis of the patient supporting table such that one, radiator of the x-ray system emits radiation in an a.p.-direction and a second radiator of the x-ray apparatus emits radiation in the …
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- Granted November 5, 1991. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended November 5, 2008.
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