Steam driving urination boosting system based on magnetic resonance coupling

Abstract

The invention provides a steam driving urination boosting system based on magnetic resonance coupling. The system comprises a high-frequency power supply, a first compensation capacitor, a second compensation capacitor, resonance coils comprising a transmitting coil and a receiving coil, a bed frame which is fixed on the pubis, a urethra valve which is fixed on the bed frame and a driving sac of which the upper end is fixed on the bed frame, wherein a working medium is stored in the closed driving sac; the transmitting coil is held in a hand and presses the anterior abdominal wall; the receiving coil is fixed in the closed driving sac; the first compensation capacitor is connected in series with the transmitting coil and the high-frequency power supply; a heating wire is soaked in the liquid-state working medium, and is connected in series with the receiving coil and the second compensation capacitor; the bed frame and the urethra valve are fixed on the periphery of a covering film; the urethra valve is an elastic element coating urethra, and is fixed on the bed frame. The system has a simple and light structure, realizes high-efficiency non-contact electric transmission, has stable driving capacity, and does not cause infection, injury, urine leakage or backflow.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a steam-driven urination booster system, in particular to a steam-driven urination booster system based on magnetic resonance coupling, which belongs to the innovative technology of the magnetic resonance coupling-based steam-driven urination booster system. Background technique [0002] Bladder urination dysfunction caused by damage to the central nervous system or peripheral nerves that control urination in the human body is called neurogenic bladder dysfunction, also known as neurogenic bladder. Neurogenic bladder is a common disease. The etiology is mostly seen in spinal cord trauma, congenital dysplasia, and central nervous system lesions. It often has clinical symptoms such as urinary incontinence, dysuria, and urinary retention, which brings great pain to the patient. Pain and life impairment. Neurogenic bladder can also lead to complications such as urinary system infection and calculus. In severe cases, it can lead to...

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Problems solved by technology

Drug therapy has many side effects and the curative effect is not obvious; electrical stimulation therapy requires surgical implantation of electrodes, and the curative effect is not yet clear; surgical therapy is limited by indications and is prone to complications; body nerve reflex therapy will damage the body motor nerves, and the curative effect remains to be seen; Urine cannot be drained by abdominal pressure, which can lead to stones and urinary tract infection; long-term intubation and drainage, bladder fistula diversion, patient pain, and easy to cause infection

At present, no more effective treatment methods and assisted voiding measures have been found, especially the bladder voiding dysfunction of paraplegic patients has not been effectively resolved

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