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1.-13. (canceled)
14. A holding device for supporting a hand of a patient resting on an examination couch, comprising:
a gripping zone that is griped by the hand of the patient.
15. The holding device as claimed in claim 14, further comprising a touch protection system that prevents the hand of the patient from contacting with other body parts of the patient.
16. The holding device as claimed in claim 14, wherein a width of the holding device does not exceed a width of the examination couch.
17. The holding device as claimed in claim 14, wherein the holding device is at least partially flexibly connected to a further device surrounding the patient.
18. The holding device as claimed in claim 14, further comprising a signaling device.
19. The holding device as claimed in claim 18, wherein the signaling device comprises a call function.
20. The holding device as claimed in claim 19, wherein a signal sensor for triggering the call function is arranged in a vicinity of the gripping zone.
21. The holding device as claimed in claim 18, wherein the signaling device comprises a pneumatic or hydraulic switch.
22. The holding device as claimed in claim 18, wherein the signaling device comprises a piezo sensor.
23. The holding device as claimed in claim 14, wherein components of the holding device are MR compatible or x-ray compatible.
24. The holding device as claimed in claim 14, wherein the holding device comprises an essentially annular basic form that is divided into two parts by a contact protection system and each part comprises a gripping zone gripped by one hand of the patient.
25. The holding device as claimed in claim 14, wherein the holding device comprises an essentially rod-like basic form and each end of the rod-like basic form comprises a gripping zone gripped by one hand of the patient.
26. The holding device as claimed in claim 14, wherein the holding device is flexible.
27. The holding device as claimed in claim 14, wherein the holding device comprises two gripping zones that are distanced from one another.
28. The holding device as claimed in claim 14, wherein the holding device is moved independently with a further device surrounding the patient.
29. A method for supporting a hand of a patient resting on an examination couch, comprising:
providing a holding device;
arranging a gripping zone in the holding device; and
gripping the hand of the patient by the gripping zone.

The claims below are in addition to those above.
All refrences to claim(s) which appear below refer to the numbering after this setence.

What is claimed is:

1. A panel testing apparatus for a computer, applied to open and close a panel of a mainframe of the computer, wherein a switch is connected to said mainframe with a pivot, and said switch locks said mainframe if said panel is pressed close to said mainframe, said panel testing apparatus comprising
an opening means for unlocking said switch;
a rotating means for rotating said panel; and
a fastening means connected to said rotating means, wherein said fastening means is used to clamp said panel, whereby said panel and said rotating means rotate simultaneously, wherein:
when opening said panel, said panel separates from said mainframe after said opening means touches said switch, said fastening means easily clamps said panel because said lifting means moves said panel to a higher position away from said mainframe, said panel and said rotating means being simultaneously rotatable; and
when closing said panel, said rotating means pushes a back side of said panel, and said panel and said rotating means rotate toward said mainframe simultaneously until said switch lock said mainframe.
2. The open and close test apparatus of claim 1, wherein said fastening means comprises a clamp clamping a front side of said panel.
3. The open and close test apparatus of claim 1, further comprising a lifting means moving said panel to a higher position away from said mainframe.
4. The open and close test apparatus of claim 1, wherein said lifting means is mounted on a rotating driving means.
5. The open and close test apparatus of claim 1, further comprising a detecting means having a pair of sensors positioned at a horizontal level of said panel when said panel locks to said mainframe.
6. The open and close test apparatus of claim 5, wherein said detecting means detects whether said panel is separate from said mainframe or not, and said opening means pushes said switch again in case said panel is not separate from said mainframe.
7. The open and close test apparatus of claim 5, wherein said detecting means detects whether said panel is separate from said mainframe or not, and an alarm message is sent in case said panel isn’t separate from said mainframe.
8. The open and close test apparatus of claim 1 wherein said fastening means comprises a clamp, a connecting shaft, and a pneumatic driving means.
9. The open and close test apparatus of claim 8, wherein said clamp is connected to said pneumatic driving means via said connecting shaft, whereby said pneumatic driving means moves the position of said clamp via said connecting shaft.
10. The open and close test apparatus of claim 8, wherein said clamp clamps said panel when said pneumatic driving means shortens said connecting shaft.
11. A panel testing apparatus for a computer, applied to open and close a panel of a mainframe of the computer, wherein a switch is connected to said mainframe with a pivot, said switch locks said mainframe if said panel is close to said mainframe, and said switch unlocks said mainframe if an opening means touches said switch, said panel testing apparatus comprising:
a lifting means for lifting said panel after said opening means touches said switch;
a rotating means for rotating said panel; and
a fastening means mounted on said rotating means can clamp said panel, whereby said panel and said rotating means are simultaneously rotatable, wherein:
when opening said panel, said panel separates from said mainframe after said opening means touches said switch, said fastening means easily clamps said panel because said lifting means moves said panel to a higher position away from said mainframe, and said panel and said rotating means can rotate simultaneously; and
when closing said panel, said rotating means pushes a back side of said panel, and said panel and said rotating means rotate toward said mainframe simultaneously until said switch locks said mainframe.