Novel urethral clamp for treating male urinary incontinence

Abstract

The invention discloses a novel urethra clamp for treating male urinary incontinence. The novel urethral clamp comprises a first branch clamp and a second branch clamp which are combined, fixed and assembled during use. The first branch clamp comprises a first plastic spring, a first surface soft sponge medium, a first handle and a first columnar hollow connector provided with a central slotted hole. The second branch clamp comprises a second surface soft sponge medium, a second plastic spring, a second columnar hollow connector, elastic clamp teeth and a second handle. The novel urethra clamp has the advantages that production process is simple, and production cost is low; medical cost in treating the male urinary incontinence by a urethral clamp device and technique is low; implantation of artificial materials into human bodies is not needed; urination control is precise, and urine discharge operation is simple; operative wounds from urethral reconstruction in early stage are small, success rate is high, and operation is simple; penis sensation and cavernous body erection are not affected, and penis appearance of patients is not influenced; the patients can accept the method and device easily.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical devices, in particular to a novel urethral clip for treating male urinary incontinence. Background technique [0002] Male urinary incontinence usually occurs after human trauma or surgery, such as severe pelvic fracture combined with external urethral sphincter injury, etc., but the most common male urinary incontinence occurs after surgery, such as urethral resection of the prostate, radical prostatectomy , Radical cystectomy, urethral stricture incision, prostate radiotherapy, and congenital malformations such as absence of urethral sphincter. [0003] Transurethral resection of the prostate is a standard operation for the treatment of benign prostatic hyperplasia in elderly men. If the surgical resection technique is mastered or poorly controlled, the urethral sphincter is damaged, and true urinary incontinence may occur, manifested as uncontrollable urine flowing out of the urethra. Radical ...

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Problems solved by technology

[0013] The above-mentioned surgical methods have obvious defects in the treatment of male urinary incontinence, and cannot effectively solve male urinary incontinence diseases, or the surgical steps are complicated, and the surgical trauma is large, which limit the therapeutic effect of male urinary incontinence patients, and cannot achieve simple, effective and thorough treatment. Solve urinary incontinence problems in men

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