The present disclosure provides an accessory device of an ostomy system and related methods including a method, performed in an accessory device, for monitoring an ostomy system comprising a monitor device and an ostomy appliance comprising a base plate configured to be placed on a skin surface of a user, wherein the accessory device comprises an interface configured to communicate with at least the monitor device of the ostomy system, the method comprising obtaining monitor data from the monitor device, the monitor data being indicative of a condition of the ostomy system; determining, based on the monitor data, an operating state of the ostomy system in a first time period after a first event; in accordance with the operating state of the first time period being a first primary operating state, communicating a first primary indication via the interface; determining, based on the monitor data, an operating state of the ostomy system in a second time period after the first time period; and in accordance with the operating state of the second time period being the first primary operating state, communicating a second indication different from the first primary indication via the interface.

The present disclosure provides an accessory device of an ostomy system and related methods including a method, performed in an accessory device, for monitoring an ostomy system comprising a monitor device and an ostomy appliance comprising a base plate configured to be placed on a skin surface of a user, wherein the accessory device comprises an interface configured to communicate with at least the monitor device of the ostomy system, the method comprising obtaining monitor data from the monitor device, the monitor data being indicative of a condition of the ostomy system; determining, based on the monitor data, an operating state of the ostomy system in a first time period after a first event; in accordance with the operating state of the first time period being a first primary operating state, communicating a first primary indication via the interface; determining, based on the monitor data, an operating state of the ostomy system in a second time period after the first time period; and in accordance with the operating state of the second time period being the first primary operating state, communicating a second indication different from the first primary indication via the interface.

Ostomy wafers, ostomy devices incorporating ostomy wafers, and methods of applying ostomy wafers and ostomy devices are disclosed herein. An ostomy wafer may include an external layer and a convex surface coupled to the external layer. An ostomy device may include an ostomy pouch and an ostomy wafer coupled to the ostomy pouch that includes an external layer and a convex surface coupled to the external layer.

Ostomy wafers, ostomy devices incorporating ostomy wafers, and methods of applying ostomy wafers and ostomy devices are disclosed herein. An ostomy wafer may include an external layer and a convex surface coupled to the external layer. An ostomy device may include an ostomy pouch and an ostomy wafer coupled to the ostomy pouch that includes an external layer and a convex surface coupled to the external layer.

The present invention relates to methods and compositions for the treatment of vesicovaginal fistula. It is based, at least in part, on the discovery that a menstrual cup may be used to collect urine and decrease or prevent urine leakage in certain women having vesicovaginal fistula and, in some cases, the menstrual cup was observed to at least partially occlude the fistula and permit normal micturition.

An ostomy appliance having a releasable receptacle for concealing an ostomy bag where the receptacle is asymmetrical and includes an enlarged cavity portion and expandable portion located below the stoma which provides additional area into which the bag may unroll as waste collects therein. In an alternate embodiment there is no bag and waste collects directly into the receptacle.

An ostomy appliance having a releasable receptacle for concealing an ostomy bag where the receptacle is asymmetrical and includes an enlarged cavity portion and expandable portion located below the stoma which provides additional area into which the bag may unroll as waste collects therein. In an alternate embodiment there is no bag and waste collects directly into the receptacle.

Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to a monitor device for an ostomy system. The monitor device comprises: a processor, memory; and a first interface connected to the processor and the memory. The first interface comprises a plurality of terminals and a data collector. The plurality of terminals includes a first terminal that forms an electrical connection with a first electrode of an ostomy appliance of the ostomy system and a second terminal that forms an electrical connection with a second electrode of the ostomy appliance. The data collector is coupled to the first terminal and the second terminal and comprises a data collection controller configured to collect data from the plurality of terminals according to a primary data collection scheme and collect data from the plurality of terminals according to a secondary data collection scheme. The primary data collection scheme is different from the secondary data collection scheme.

A coupling system for use in medical applications is provided, comprising: a first member (5100) comprising a circular portion; and a second member (5240) being biased radially relative to the circular portion thereby to couple the first member (5100) to a further component (5200).

A coupling system for use in medical applications is provided, comprising: a first member (5100) comprising a circular portion; and a second member (5240) being biased radially relative to the circular portion thereby to couple the first member (5100) to a further component (5200).