Device for interrupting a bloodstream flowing through a cavity in an extracorporeal blood circulation circuit
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Apr 26, 2007
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Sep 12, 2006
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Sep 13, 2005
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The present invention relates to a device for interrupting a bloodstream flowing through a cavity, whereby the device displays a pipe-shaped cavity and a dilatable component with an aperture positioned in the cavity. Via the aperture, the at least one dilatable component is confluent with a fluid connection, whereby the at least one dilatable component is convertible from a non-dilated into a dilated state by feeding a fluid in from the fluid connection through the aperture. Moreover, mechanisms are provided in the fluid connection that control the feed-in of the fluid into the at least one dilatable component, the mechanisms being controllable via a second fluid.
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