A neurogenic bladder assist device

Abstract

The invention discloses a neurogenic bladder auxiliary device, comprising a fixing block fixed at a specific position, a pushing device and a suction device are respectively installed on the upper and lower parts of the fixing block, and the pushing device and the suction device pass through the upper and lower parts of a movable rod. mobile interaction. The pushing device includes an upper movable block fixed with the movable rod, and the upper movable block is located above the fixed block, and two mutually hinged connecting rods are respectively hinged with the upper movable block and the fixed block; A roller is also rotatably connected to the hinge of each connecting rod. The patient or medical staff can press the movable rod through the hand pad, and the downward movement of the movable rod will cause the pushing device to push the lower abdomen of the patient. This pushing action acts on the bladder, which can increase the bladder pressure and stimulate the The desire to urinate and improve the smoothness of urination.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of urination assistance, in particular to a neurogenic bladder assist device. Background technique [0002] Vesicourethral dysfunction caused by damage to the central nervous system or peripheral nerves that control voiding function is called neurogenic bladder. Poor urination or urinary retention is one of the most common symptoms, and the resulting urinary complications, such as upper urinary tract damage and renal failure, are the main causes of death in patients. In neurogenic bladder examination, it is often necessary to check and analyze bladder urine to make a diagnosis of the bladder, which involves sampling of urine samples; [0003] Some patients usually have difficulty urinating. In order to facilitate sampling, people have designed a variety of auxiliary urination devices. At present, most of the technologies use electrified suction devices, which are not convenient to use and not easy for patie...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] Some patients usually have difficulty urinating. In order to facilitate sampling, people have designed a variety of auxiliary urination devices. At present, most of the technologies use electrified suction devices, which are not convenient to use and not easy for patients to operate.

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