Smart urinary catheter

TWM687988UActive Publication Date: 2026-10-01BIOGREAT CO LTD
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Patent Information

Application Number
TW114210590
Authority / Receiving Office
TW · TW
Patent Type
Utility models
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2025-10-03
Publication Date
2026-10-01
Estimated Expiration
2035-10-02

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Abstract

A smart catheter is used to drain urine from a bladder to an external urine bag. The smart catheter includes a tube body and a urine testing device. The tube body includes a first end and a second end. The first end is connected to the bladder. The second end is connected to the external urine bag; the first and second ends are opposite to each other. The urine testing device is connected to the tube body and located near the second end. The urine testing device includes a camera module for capturing an image of the color of the urine flowing through the tube body.
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Claims

1. A smart catheter for draining urine from a bladder to an external urine bag, the smart catheter comprising: A tube includes: a first end for communicating with the bladder; and a second end for communicating with the external urine bag, the first end and the second end being opposite ends; and a urine testing device connected to the tube and close to the second end, the urine testing device including a camera module for capturing a color of the urine flowing through the tube.

2. The smart catheter as described in claim 1, wherein the urine test piece further includes a flow rate detection module connected to the catheter body and used to detect the flow rate of the urine flowing through the catheter body.

3. The smart catheter as described in claim 2, wherein the urine test piece further includes a pressure detection module connected to the catheter body and used to detect a pressure within the catheter body.

4. The smart catheter as described in claim 3, wherein the urine test specimen further includes a transmission module that is signal-connected to the imaging module, the flow rate detection module, the pressure detection module and an external computer.

5. The smart catheter as described in claim 4, wherein the urine test specimen further includes a memory that is signal-connected to the imaging module, the flow rate detection module and the pressure detection module.

6. The smart catheter as described in claim 5, wherein the urine test device further includes a processor that is signal-connected to the imaging module, the flow rate detection module, the pressure detection module, the transmission module, and the memory.

7. The smart catheter as described in claim 6, wherein the urine testing device further includes a power module that provides power to the imaging module, the flow rate detection module, the pressure detection module, the transmission module, the memory, and the processor.

8. The smart catheter as described in claim 7 further includes a water balloon connected to the tube body and close to the first end.