The present invention relates to an external
urinary incontinence treatment a device and a method of deploying an external
urinary incontinence treatment device that minimizes the inconvenience of fastening and fixating a
urine receiving component to the genital region and to the
skin surrounding the
urethral orifice of a
treated patient. The device comprises: a
urine receiving component, a tube, a receiving component supporting element, a tube locking
system, a genital region connection component, and a genital region anchoring element. The tube connects and communicates freely with the
urine receiving component and is inserted through the receiving component supporting element. The tube also communicates with said tube locking
system and is able to move vertically the receiving component supporting element when said tube locking
system is deactivated. The tube is fixated in its movement at a desired position along the length of said tube when said tube locking system is activated. The device receiving component supporting element is connected to the genital region connection component and with the tube locking system. The genital region connection component is connected to the genital region anchoring element. In deployment of the device, the genital region anchoring element is reversibly connected to the
skin of the genital region of the
treated patient, and urine receiving-component is connected to the
skin surrounding the
urethral orifice of the
treated patient when the tube is moved towards the genital region of the patient. The tube is reversibly fixated in place by the tube locking system after urine receiving component is adjusted and fastened to the skin surrounding the
urethral orifice of the patient in a urine leak free connection while applying the minimal required pressure, thus, causing the treated patient minimal inconvenience. The tube lucking system can be easily deactivated and reactivated to adjust the connection of the receiving component to the skin surrounding the urethral orifice in accordance to changing body postures of the patient.