An artificial bladder device

Abstract

The invention discloses an artificial bladder device which comprises an artificial bladder body, an artificial ureter and an artificial urinary, wherein the artificial bladder body comprises a closed soft material inner layer, a vacuum layer and a closed hard material outer layer; a top electrified spiral plate, a middle electrified spiral plate and a bottom electrified spiral plate are arranged on the closed soft material inner layer; a supporting plate is arranged at the bottom of the artificial bladder body; a through hole through which the artificial urinary is communicated with the artificial bladder body and two urinary closure slide blocks capable of closing the through hole are arranged on the supporting plate; a pressure sensor is arranged at the bottom of the artificial bladder body; a rechargeable battery is arranged on the front surface of the artificial bladder body; the artificial bladder device further comprises a processor chip, a wireless remote control or a mobile phone control terminal; the pressure sensor, the rechargeable battery and the wireless remote control or the mobile phone control terminal are connected with the processor chip. According to the device disclosed by the invention, multiple postoperative complications of radical cystectomy and orthophoria ileal conduit Bricker operation can be solved.

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technical field [0001] The invention mainly relates to the technical field of artificial bladder, in particular to an artificial bladder device. Background technique [0002] In the prior art, the postoperative complications of patients undergoing radical cystectomy and orthotopic ileal neobladder include urinary system complications and digestive system complications. [0003] Urinary system complications include the following points: (1) Urinary incontinence: daytime urinary incontinence and nocturnal urinary incontinence incidence are 8-10%, 20-30% respectively, because the postoperative urinary control function of new bladder patients only has external sphincter Therefore, the injury of the external sphincter during the operation and abnormal sensation can lead to postoperative urinary incontinence, the compliance of the new bladder after the operation is reduced, and the small bladder capacity is also the cause of urinary incontinence. Most of the patients experienced ...

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Problems solved by technology

Sometimes due to the excessive capacity of the urinary bladder, postoperative urination difficulties and increased residual urine volume may require catheterization

(3) Urinary leakage: due to excessive free ureteral damage to ureteral blood supply, partial necrosis of the ureteral wall, or poor quality of uretero-ileal anastomosis can lead to postoperative urine leakage

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