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Trademark details
Spidervision® is a registered trademark used for Software For Visualizing Medical Data In Diagrams For Diagnosing Cardiovascular Condition and Inner Organ Functions In Critical Care, Anaesthesia and Emergency Medicine Apparatus For Visualizing Medical Data In Diagrams For Diagnosing Cardiovascular Condition and Inner Organ Functions In Critical Care, Anaesthesia, and Emergency Medicine and owned by Pulsion Medical Systems Ag. Full trade mark registration details, registered images and more information below.
| Goods and/or Services: | Software For Visualizing Medical Data In Diagrams For Diagnosing Cardiovascular Condition and Inner Organ Functions In Critical Care, Anaesthesia and Emergency Medicine Apparatus For Visualizing Medical Data In Diagrams For Diagnosing Cardiovascular Condition and Inner Organ Functions In Critical Care, Anaesthesia, and Emergency Medicine Patient Medical Monitors For Monitoring Cardiovascular Parameters In Critical Care and Anaesthesia |
| Serial Number: | 77222252 |
| Filing Date: | Jul 5, 2007 |
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Last Applicant(s)/ Owner(s) of Record | Pulsion Medical Systems AgStahlgruberring 28 |
| Related Products: | Electrical and Scientific Apparatus, Medical Apparatus |
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