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Title: US5984910: Urinary incontinence device and method
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Country: US United States of America

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Inventor: Berke, Joseph J.; West Bloomfield, MI 48323

Assignee: None

Published / Filed: 1999-11-16 / 1997-11-25

Application Number: US1997000978261

IPC Code: Advanced: A41B 9/02; A61F 2/00; A61F 5/40; A61F 5/48;
Core: A41B 9/00; more...
IPC-7: A61B 17/00; A61B 19/08; A61F 5/44; A61F 5/48;

ECLA Code: A41B9/02B; A61F2/00B6F; A61F5/40; A61F5/48;

U.S. Class: Current: 604/352; 128/854; 128/885; 128/887; 604/346; 604/385.09;
Original: 604/352; 604/346; 604/385.1; 128/885; 128/854; 128/887;

Field of Search: 128/885,854,887 604/349,385.1,353,346

Priority Number:
1997-11-25  US1997000978261

Abstract: An urinary incontinence device for use by a male includes an undergarment worn closely to the body and including an opening or hole through which the penis passes and is kept upright and close to the body by a flap across the opener in the undergarment. The flap may include an occlusion device integrally incorporated therein and aligned with the opening to be positioned between the base of the shaft of the penis and the scrotum to occlude the urethral passage of the penis. The occlusion device is designed to apply sufficient pressure to occlude the urethral passage without cutting off circulation of blood within the penis through the dorsal vein. The flap design maintains and retains an optimum position of the penis and occlusion of the urethral passage to prevent urine discharge in a form fitting undergarment that allows significant freedom of movement by the wearer. The occlusion device has alternative embodiments where there is no integral undergarment, such as a bands and stretchable wraps that include the occlusion device. One alternative embodiment includes an occlusion device having an adjustably expandable chamber and pump. A method for using the urinary incontinence device of the present invention is also disclosed.

Primary / Asst. Examiners: Weiss, John G.; Peppers, III, Miley C.

Maintenance Status: E2 Expired  Check current status

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Family: None

First Claim:
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What is claimed is:     1. An urinary incontinence device for positioning a penis and occluding a urethral passage of the penis to prevent urine from uncontrollably passing therethrough, said device comprising:
  • (a) an undergarment having a pair of leg openings for being worn by a person, the undergarment having a hole located in a front portion of the undergarment for receiving the penis therethrough;
  • (b) a flap having a first end attached to the undergarment and located with respect to the hole, the flap having a second end detachably connected to the undergarment; and
  • (c) an occluder incorporated in the flap and located with respect to the hole of the undergarment for applying pressure to the penis.


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Patent  Pub.Date  Inventor Assignee   Title
Buy PDF- 4pp US2533924* 1950-12 Foley    
Buy PDF- 5pp US3364932  1968-01 Beach   EXTERNAL CATHETER FOR MALE PATIENTS
Buy PDF- 5pp US4073295  1978-02 Laufbahn  Schon; Henry A. Catheter
Buy PDF- 6pp US4239044  1980-12 Pavlinch   Inflatable catheter for a male urinal
Buy PDF- 5pp US4601716  1986-07 Smith   Disposable sanitary sheath for males
Buy PDF- 7pp US4631061  1986-12 Martin   Automatic urine detecting, collecting and storing device
Buy PDF- 21pp US4692160  1987-09 Nussbaumer   Urine collector for incontinent women having zig-zag walls
Buy PDF- 7pp US4702239  1987-10 Ichikawa   Underwear for men
Buy PDF- 6pp US4800900  1989-01 French  Vance Products, Inc. External strap incontinence control device
Buy PDF- 26pp US4889533  1989-12 Beecher   Female urinary collection devices having hollow-walled filled urine receptacles
Buy PDF- 9pp US4904248  1990-02 Vaillancourt  Sherwood Medical Company Female incontinent urine collection device
Buy PDF- 4pp US4971074  1990-11 Hrubetz   Device for preventing nocturnal enuresis
Buy PDF- 9pp US4994051  1991-02 Walsh   External urine catheter for males
Buy PDF- 5pp US4997427  1991-03 Bowen   External male urinary catheter
Buy PDF- 4pp US5004463  1991-04 Nigay  Kilrush Limited Permanent receptacle for collecting urine from women
Buy PDF- 4pp US5037413  1991-08 Haque   Diaper
Buy PDF- 5pp US5074853  1991-12 Bryant   Male incontinence diaper
Buy PDF- 7pp US5275592  1994-01 Grizzaffi  Appell; Rodney A. Apparatus for incontinent males
Get PDF - 6pp US5586978  1996-12 Bayne   Incontinence device
Buy PDF- 13pp US5593389  1997-01 Chang   Urethral catheter holder with anchoring device
Get PDF - 6pp US5618279  1997-04 Pudlo  Pudlo; Edward S. Medical protection device for males
Buy PDF- 11pp US5645541  1997-07 Bouser   Urinal device
Buy PDF- 7pp US5727568  1998-03 Kiser   Male incontinence treatment device
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  CA0657004 1963-02       
Buy PDF - 14pp DE2742298 1978-03  A61F 5/44 Incom Medicals Ltd., Radcliffe, Manchester, GB Vorrichtung fuer maennliche Inkontinenz-Patienten 
Buy PDF GB8501827 1987-01    PLESSEY CO PLC CLOCK EXTRACTION FROM CODED DATA STREAMS 
  JP1992404114645 1992-04       


Other Abstract Info: DERABS C2000-022248 DERABS C2000-022248

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  • ConvaTec Continence Care--Internet Printout.


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