Surgery – Body inserted urinary or colonic incontinent device or...
Patent
1996-04-25
1999-05-25
Lacyk, John P.
Surgery
Body inserted urinary or colonic incontinent device or...
A61M 2500
Patent
active
059065753
ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for sealing at least a portion of the urinary tract to prevent the unwanted discharge of urine includes a body member with a tubular member, encircled along its length by an overcoat layer, that encases a fluid, forming a cavity. The body member, with its tubular member and overcoat layer are elastically deformable from an initial "rest" or "relaxed" state, when outside of the body, where at least a portion of the overcoat layer is of a diameter equal to or greater than that of an undilated urethra. A stylet may be placed into the tubular member to serve as a guide, for elongation of the body member and to provide rigidly to the body member upon insertion into the urinary tract. There is also disclosed a method for making the apparatus of the present invention.
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Conway Anthony J.
Conway Philip J.
Fryar, Jr. Richard D.
Gilbert Samuel
Lacyk John P.
Rochester Medical Corporation
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