A wirelessly powered inflatable medical implant system includes a medical provider software application, a patient external controller and a MR-Conditional, nonferrous pump in reservoir implant. The medical provider software application programs the patient external controller for the patient to transmit wireless power and control signals to circuitry in a pump in reservoir implant. In response, the pump in reservoir implant, containing a fluid reservoir and pump package submerged therein, transfers fluid from the reservoir through tubing, and into one or more inflatable medical implants. Submerging the pump package within the reservoir simplifies surgery in males and pump placement in females and provides pump package heatsinking to limit implant overheating.

A male urinary incontinence device includes a circumferential band including a securing end, an elongated portion, and a receiving end, the circumferential band including a plurality of securing protuberances and the receiving end including a receiving aperture having an outer diameter, an inner diameter, and an inner aperture; a ventral base including a ventral base aperture and a plurality of protuberances located on the exterior and interior surface of the ventral base; a dorsal base including a lower dorsal bar, a dorsal base aperture, and at least one lateral dorsal flange with the at least one lateral dorsal flange having at least one lateral flange notch.

The disclosure provides a device and method for managing urinary incontinence. The device includes a platform, a balloon, and a valve. The platform and balloon can include a silicone material, a thermoplastic material, and an adhesive and/or a cement for sealing the urethra. The thermoplastic and silicone materials can soften at the body temperature so that their shape can be adapted to fit the three-dimensional contour of surfaces of the urethra. The balloon seals the internal orifice of the urethra, and the platform can block the leakage associated with the balloon. The valve permits selective urine voiding. The method includes inserting the device into the urethra and the bladder. The method can also include inflating the balloon. The method can further include pulling the balloon so that the balloon is in sealing contact with the neck of the bladder and moving the platform to a suitable position for sealing the urethra.

The present invention relates to a male urinary incontinence prevention device, and the subject matter relates to a male urinary incontinence prevention device comprising: a body having an accommodation space in which the penis is accommodated; a urethral pressing unit formed in the accommodation space so as to press the urethral canal; and an adjustment means for adjusting the size of the accommodation space. Therefore, the present invention is very conveniently worn or removed by allowing the size of the accommodation space to be easily adjusted according to a user's body type when an adjustment button is pressed during use, and has an overall shape similar to that of the penis so as not to be exposed to the outside when worn, thereby improving the user's satisfaction and self-esteem.

The disclosure describes and illustrates improvements to incontinence clamp device, to include an adjustable hinge. An embodiment of the incontinence clamp device more specifically includes two arms coupled together with a hinge pin in a way that permits two configurations of the arms. The improvements and inventions discussed herein provide a better user experience and increase the usability of the incontinence clamp device.

A wirelessly powered inflatable medical implant system includes a medical provider software application, a patient external controller and a MR-Conditional, nonferrous pump in reservoir implant. The medical provider software application programs the patient external controller for the patient to transmit wireless power and control signals to circuitry in a pump in reservoir implant. In response, the pump in reservoir implant, containing a fluid reservoir and pump package submerged therein, transfers fluid from the reservoir through tubing, and into one or more inflatable medical implants. Submerging the pump package within the reservoir simplifies surgery in males and pump placement in females and provides pump package heatsinking to limit implant overheating.

An incontinence clamp is provided. The incontinence clamp includes an upper clamp arm and a lower clamp arm. Each of the upper and lower clamp arms include a first end, a second end, an inner surface and an outer surface. The inner surfaces face each other. A hinge pivotally connects the first ends of the upper and lower clamp arms together. An upper guide is coupled to the inner surface of the upper clamp arm and a lower guide is coupled to the inner surface of the lower clamp arm. A connector releasably connects the second ends of the upper clamp arm and the lower clamp arm together.

The disclosure describes and illustrates improvements to an incontinence clamping device, to include an adjustable hinge. An embodiment of the incontinence clamping device more specifically includes two arms coupled together with a hinge pin in a way that permits two configurations of the arms. The improvements and inventions discussed herein provide a better user experience and increase the usability of the incontinence clamp device.

Disclosed is a reversible ring for male urethral compression, which comprises a semicircular base (1) formed by a case and a cover of same, wherein the base (1) includes a locking tab (2), anti-slip imprints (3) and a flat belt (4) covered by a padded ring (7), a probe-holding clamp (5) being attached thereto, which is connected to the base (1) by means of a rod (6). The reversible ring is designed for carrying out (simply) both conventional retrograde urethrography (RUG) and new imaging techniques: urethrosonography (USG), urethro-computed tomography (urethro-CT) and urethro-magnetic resonance imaging (urethro-MRI), allowing the retrograde instillation of various radiological contrasts into the male urethra and bladder.

The disclosure provides a device and method for managing urinary incontinence. The device includes a platform, a balloon, and a valve. The platform and balloon can include a silicone material, a thermoplastic material, and an adhesive and/or a cement for sealing the urethra. The thermoplastic and silicone materials can soften at the body temperature so that their shape can be adapted to fit the three-dimensional contour of surfaces of the urethra. The balloon seals the internal orifice of the urethra, and the platform can block the leakage associated with the balloon. The valve permits selective urine voiding. The method includes inserting the device into the urethra and the bladder. The method can also include inflating the balloon. The method can further include pulling the balloon so that the balloon is in sealing contact with the neck of the bladder and moving the platform to a suitable position for sealing the urethra.