Microporous fabric garment with catheter

Abstract

The invention relates to a microporous fabric garment with a catheter. The garment comprises a garment body (1), wherein a storage sleeve (2) is arranged at the crotch of the garment body (1); two contraction bands (3) are arranged on the storage sleeve (2); the long soft catheter (4) is arranged at the bottom of the storage sleeve (2); an opening (5) is formed in the hip position of the garment body; the soft catheter (4) penetrates out of the garment through the opening (5). The garment body is made of a fabric; the fabric comprises warp yarns and weft yarns; any one of the warp yarns and the weft yarns is microporous polyester fiber; the microporous polyester fiber comprises a microporous polyester fiber matrix. By adopting the garment, the problem of urination of patients can be conveniently solved. The garment has the advantages of permanent anti-bacterial function and the like.

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(1) Technical field [0001] The invention relates to a microporous fabric garment with a urinary catheter. (2) Background technology [0002] With the development and progress of society, various new products have been produced. For example, for some infants or patients with urinary incontinence, there are products such as "diapers" on the market, but for some patients who have undergone major operations For patients, "diapers" are obviously not the most suitable product. On the one hand, the urine covered may infect the wound. On the other hand, changing the "diapers" will affect the patient's body and may affect wound healing. [0003] In addition, traditional clothing fabrics do not have moisture absorption and quick-drying performance, nor do they have the advantages of permanent antibacterial function. (3) Contents of the invention [0004] The object of the present invention is to overcome above-mentioned deficiency, provides a kind of microporous fabric clothes with...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] With the development and progress of society, various new products have been produced. For example, for some infants or patients with urinary incontinence, there are products such as "diapers" on the market, but for some patients who have undergone major operations For patients, "diapers" are obviously not the most suitable product. On the one hand, the urine covered may infect the wound. On the other hand, changing the "diapers" will affect the patient's body and may affect wound healing.

[0003] In addition, traditional clothing fabrics do not have moisture absorption and quick-drying performance, nor do they have the advantages of permanent antibacterial function.

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