Surgery – Body protecting or restraining devices for patients or infants – Restrainers and immobilizers
Patent
1995-03-20
1996-05-07
Brown, Michael A.
Surgery
Body protecting or restraining devices for patients or infants
Restrainers and immobilizers
128DIG25, 600 29, A61F 548
Patent
active
055136591
ABSTRACT:
An incontinence plug includes an anchor for positioning within a patient's bladder and a flow blocking enlargement for acting in sealing engagement against a urethral wall. A protective sleeve prevents contact between the distal end of the plug and an entrance end of the urethra to prevent transportation of pathogens from the entrance of the urethra toward the bladder.
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Buuck Robert E.
Levius Dezso K.
Brown Michael A.
Iotek, Inc.
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