259 results about "Scrotum" patented technology

An underwear garment for use by a male, that is, a person having a penis and a scrotum, may be characterized as including a genital pouch and a pair of side panels collectively formed in a mid-section of a front wall depending from a waistband so as to bisect said front wall. The pouch may be pear-shaped when viewed from the front. A lower extremity of the pouch extends under and rearwardly of the front wall so as to form a perineum portion for covering rearwardly past the scrotum and to the perineum of the user. The pouch also has a phallus supporting portion extending forwardly of a plane generally containing the front wall and forming therein an apex portion for containing the head of the penis of the user when the penis is hanging at rest. The pouch also has a scrotum supporting portion extending from and between the phallus supporting portion and the perineum portion for containing at least a portion of the scrotum of the user.

An implantable, adjustable male incontinence device. The device has an inflatable balloon affixed to a central portion of a reinforced nonextensible elastomeric strip. The balloon includes a first length of elastomeric tubing extending therefrom that provides fluid communication with the interior chamber of the balloon. The uninflated balloon is implanted to overlie the male urethra with the nonextensible strip oriented horizontally and facing away from the urethra. The lateral opposing ends of the nonextensible strip are sutured to the periosteum of respective left and right iliac bones and the inflation port is implanted beneath the skin in an accessible portion of the body, preferably in the scrotum or, less preferably, in the perineum. The inflation port, which also includes a second length of tubing in fluid communication therewith, is implanted beneath the skin and the first and second lengths of tubing are connected to one another. A fluid is injected into the inflation port and conducted to the interior chamber of the balloon causing it to inflate and force periurethral tissue against the urethra to partially constrict the urethra and reduce the pressure of urine on the external meatus. The urethral constriction can be adjusted by increasing or decreasing the amount of fluid in the balloon via the inflation port.

A pair of underwear for use by a male includes a fabric fashioned to form a boxer-brief type undergarment, the fabric having a bilateral symmetry and including a front panel. A rear panel is formed within the fabric and positioned immediately behind the front panel to form an internal pocket. A slit-shaped portal is formed within the rear panel for providing access to the internal pocket for depositing a scrotum and genitalia of the male. Finally, an external pouch extending outward from the front panel is provided as a depository for the genitalia of the male. The boxer-brief type undergarment minimizes perspiration and irritation, absorbs accidental leakage of fluid body waste, and eliminates exposure to the fluid body waste and stains on the body of the male. A thin layer of absorbent material can be included to minimize the effects of accidental leakage.

A male undergarment that comprises a body encircling member, including a front piece and a rear piece; an elastic waist band attached to the encircling member; a scrotum receiving section formed by a portion of the front piece and by an adjacent inwardly positioned piece of fabric and a pouch, adapted to retain the scrotum therein and defined by the scrotum receiving section and by a separate border element. The pouch is produced in such a way that the border element is attached to the scrotum receiving section. The border element is configured to contact the groin when the undergarment is worn, so as to reduce friction between the scrotum and groin.

Underpants for men form a cover cloth and a scrotum pocket outside or inside of the underpants for accommodating a user's scrotum in the scrotum pocket. The user's penis extends through the opening defined at an upper portion of the scrotum pocket and is covered by the cover cloth. The scrotum defines a plurality of holes therein. The penis, scrotum and thigh are separated from each other via wearing the underpants, which can achieve a good effect of heat dissipating, ventilation, dry and clear, and which provides comfortable feeling free of oppressing and convenience to urinate.

Apparatuses and methods for performing non-invasive vasectomies are provided. In a preferred embodiment, an apparatus according to the present invention comprises a main body defining a recess and an ultrasonic transducer disposed adjacent said recess and adapted to emit ultrasonic energy into said recess. A tissue clamp is removeably disposed in the recess and is adapted to receive parallel sections of a scrotum that include a portion of the vas deferens. The clamp is further adapted to position the vas deferens within an effective distance of the ultrasonic transducer. Also, the apparatus includes means for retaining the parallel sections and the vas deferens within the clamp during a procedure.

Disclosed are men's underpants enabling the penis and scrotum to protrude out of the underpants naturally as well as to be received in separate tubes so as to improve a user's sense of wearing. The underpants includes an underpants body having penis and scrotum outlet ports so as to pull out a user's penis and scrotum respectively, a penis receiving part having a tube shape of which both ends are open so that one end of the penis receiving part is coupled with the penis outlet port wherein the penis protrudes out of the underpants body through the penis outlet port so as to be received in the penis receiving part, and a scrotum receiving part of which one end is coupled with the scrotum outlet port so that the scrotum protruding out of the underpants body through the scrotum outlet port is received in the scrotum receiving part.

A non-bulky, disposable undergarment primarily designed for male wearers who have minor urinary leakage such as from prostate surgery. The undergarment includes a soft, flexible base sheet of a non-woven material. The base sheet has a rectangular main panel which extends from the wearer's lower front trunk between the legs of the wearer to immediately rearward of the genital area to cover the person's genital area. A pair of left and right straps extend rearwardly from the main panel which are interconnected by a transverse connecting strap at a lower rear trunk of the wearer. The straps extend from the connecting strap leftward and rightward around the lower trunk of the wearer. The ends of the straps removably interconnect to the main panel and each other in overlapping fashion by pairs of interlockable hook and loop patches affixed to the main panel and the ends of the straps to securely hold the undergarment in place on the wearer. A elasticized liquid absorbent pad affixed to the base sheet is formed into a genital receiving cup retained by the base sheet covering the male person's penis and scrotum and having elasticized longitudinal moisture seals at the person's lower trunk and legs.

A support device for an edematous scrotum is provided, which comprises a body portion adapted to be worn about a man's mid-section, a first connector for joining ends of the body portion together, and a plurality of second connectors. A receptacle is also provided and is adapted to receive and support an edematous scrotum and comprises a plurality of support members each adapted to couple with one of the plurality of second connectors to thereby provide comforting support to the scrotum.

A male bottom garment with a compartment for supporting and enhancing the appearance of male genitals, the genitals being the scrotum and the penis. The compartment is disposed near the front crotch region of the male bottom garment. The compartment is a formed by two, partially overlapping support straps attached to the garment at least at the strap tip and strap base edge. The base of each support strap is wider than its upper tips so as to support the male genitals.

A garment comprising a scrotal catch, wherein the scrotal catch is attached to at least a portion of the garment, and wherein the scrotal catch is configured to support, protect and/or cover at least a portion of a male's scrotum is provided.

An application for a system for reducing the risk of pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases includes a condom with a thicker wall towards the base for tear-resistance and a thinner wall towards the tip where sensitivity is important. The condom also includes a resilient ring at the base for improved retention and performance. The system for reducing the risk of pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases also includes a shield portion that rests against the wearer's pubic area, covering the pubic area and scrotum to protect them from fluids that, in some circumstances, contain sexually transmitted disease virus. The shield has a retention ring. The resilient ring inserts into and is removably held within the retention ring of the shield.

A low effective dose of a biologically acceptable chemical sterilant is injected into the dorsal cranial portion of a scrotal testis of a male animal for the purpose effecting sterilization of the animal. The injection of the chemical sterilant into the dorsal cranial portion has an effect on the epithelium of the tubuli recti, rete testis and ductus efferentes in addition to stopping spermatogenesis in the seminiferous tubules.

A male genital support system constructed in accordance with an embodiment of the invention broadly comprises a waist belt, a buttocks support, a pouch, a restraint strap, a penis sheath, and a groin bracer. The waist belt supports the genital support system around a wearer's waist. The buttocks support belt supports the wearer's buttocks. The pouch holds the wearer's scrotum separately from the wearer's penis. The restraint strap braces and supports the scrotum. The penis sheath holds the penis separately from the scrotum. The groin bracer holds the base of the penis sheath against the wearer's groin.

The invention discloses a traditional Chinese medicine preparation for people with damp heat constitution to remove and resolve the humidity, a preparation method thereof and application thereof. The traditional Chinese medicine preparation for removing and resolving the humidity comprises the raw materials based on parts by weight of: 40-60 parts of agastache rugosus, 60-120 parts of radix angelicae, 60-110 parts of the root of kudzu vine, 30-80 parts of fresh cogongrass rhizome, 30-80 parts of poria cocos, 60-130 parts of hawthorn, 40-80 parts of purslane, 20-60 parts of orange peel, 30-70 parts of smoked plum and 30-60 parts of pawpaw. The traditional Chinese medicine preparation for people with damp heat constitution to remove and resolve the humidity can be used for effectively remitting or removing the bad symptoms of people with damp heat constitution who is easy to have acne, easy to have sore and furuncle, uncomfortable to shit stiction, hot in peeing, peculiar in mouth, yellow in pee color and the like, i.e. the female is yellow in leucorrhea, the male is humid in scrotums, and the like. The traditional Chinese medicine preparation is prepared by medicine-food homologous plants without any side effects.

A disposable absorbent device for collecting urine from an individual is disclosed. The disposable absorbent device can include an absorbent body, having a liquid impermeable, garment-side layer, a liquid impermeable, body-side layer, and an absorbent layer disposed between the garment-side layer and the body-side layer. The absorbent body can be adapted for receiving a penis of a wearer between the body-side layer and the absorbent. The disposable absorbent device can also include a pouch adapted for receiving the scrotum of a wearer extending from the body-side layer. The absorbent device can also include a perimeter seal bonding at least a portion of the garment-side layer, the body-side layer and the pouch together. The perimeter seal can extend continuously, proximate the outer perimeters of the body-side layer and the garment-side layer.

An instrument for measuring the size of a testis has a pair of relatively displaceable jaws with testis contacting surfaces. The spacing between the jaws is displayed on a scale calibrated to a recommenced dose of a chemical sterilant at a given concentration for the testis measured for sterilizing a male animal having scrotal testes. The instrument is used to determine the appropriate dose to be administered the animal, each testis of which should be independently measured as the size of the testicles may different in the same animal.