Surgery – Body inserted urinary or colonic incontinent device or...
Reexamination Certificate
2006-05-30
2006-05-30
Lacyk, John P. (Department: 3736)
Surgery
Body inserted urinary or colonic incontinent device or...
C606S192000
Reexamination Certificate
active
07052452
ABSTRACT:
A medical system is provided for assessing urinary function. The system includes a control device and at least one test module capable of being removably coupled to the control device such that, when coupled, the system is capable of performing a test to assess urinary function. The control device may include a processor and memory having stored therein a plurality of software subroutine, at least one of which directs a test to assess urinary function. The test module may include a module identification device, and the control device selects the software subroutine based upon information obtained from the module identification device. The test module may further include a tubing assembly forming a first fluid conduit between a first fluid inlet and a first fluid outlet and an insert member dimensioned for at least partial insertion into a patient's urinary tract and coupled to the first fluid outlet so that fluid infused through the first fluid conduit flows through the insert member.
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Nohilly Martin
Tracey Michael R.
Ulmsten Ulf
Ethicon Inc.
Lacyk John P.
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