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3results about "Urinary bladder" patented technology

Artificial bladder

PendingUS20260144626A1Urinary bladderAbdominal cavitySubcutaneous implant
An implantable medical device for use as an artificial urinary bladder can include a collection container configured to be placed in a patient's abdominal cavity and a pump configured to be subcutaneously placed outside the abdominal cavity to allow the patient to perceive the need for urination and controls timing of the urination. Flexible tubing can connect the patient's ureters to the collection container through anti-reflux valves preventing urine from flowing back to kidneys, connect the collection container to the pump through a unidirectional connection valve, and connect the pump to the patient's urethra through a unidirectional urethral valve to allow for urination through the patient's natural urethra.
Owner:ANDRADE ERNESTO

Drug Delivery Device with Intravesical Tolerability

PendingUS20260166288A1Organic active ingredientsUrinary bladder
Intravesical devices are provided that are wholly deployable within the bladder of a patient in need of treatment and are well tolerated by the patient. The device may include an elastic body having a retention shape having (i) dimensions that provide intravesical mobility and that prevent voiding of the medical device through the urethra, and (ii) dimensions, buoyancy, or both, that exclude the medical device from entering the orifices of the ureters. The elastic body may exert a maximum acting force less than 1 N when compressed to a shape with a maximum dimension in any dimension of 3 cm. The device may include a drug for controlled release within the bladder, for treatment of the bladder or a regional tissue. Methods of treatment are also provided that include selecting a patient in need of treatment in the bladder where tolerability of the treatment is a primary concern.
Owner:TARIS BIOMEDICAL

Artificial bladder system having dual space divided by partition and wireless, non-powered urine fullness sensor using RFID technology

The present invention relates to an artificial bladder system having a double space divided by a partition wall and a wireless, non-powered urine fullness sensor using an RFID technology, which provides an artificial bladder system comprising: an outer wall that forms the outer shape of the artificial bladder, is inserted into the body, and has an inner space; a partition wall, wherein both ends are fixed to the inside of the outer wall, the inner space of the outer wall is divided into a double space of a urine reservoir and a working fluid space, and it is deformable according to amounts of the urine and the working fluid; and a urine fullness sensor installed in the working fluid space and sensing a urine fullness degree based on the deformation of the partition wall.
Owner:IND ACADEMIC COOP FOUND YONSEI UNIV +3