A longitudinal slit opens an air channel during stem pulling, breaking cup vacuum to ease removal while avoiding complex stem structures.
Separate urine and feces chambers with targeted apertures and suction paths improve collection during diarrhea while limiting fluid ejection.
A contoured funnel, adjustable skirt, and wicking insert improve female urine capture in low gravity while reducing backsplash, mess, and cross-contamination.
A urethral cup and permeable chamber structure improves female external urine collection by combining comfortable fit with vacuum-assisted removal.
A vacuum chamber and plunger valve clear retained urine from tubing to improve output measurement accuracy and prevent backflow.
An adhesive skin interface, drainage conduit, and one-way valve enable continuous feces collection with easier replacement and lower pressure sore risk.
Porous wicking and flexible positioning features help a fluid collection assembly reduce leakage while allowing more comfortable movement.
A body-mounted sump barrier uses porous media and adhesion to collect urine with less leakage, discomfort, and infection risk.
A sealed inner chamber lets the spray nozzle form disinfectant solution for easier immersion disinfection of the excreta recess.
A fluid-expanded sealing body keeps the excretion cup in close contact during posture changes, preventing waste and rinse-water leakage.
Pleated water-permeable and waterproof sleeve layers create a shapeable urine collection pocket that improves fit, dryness, and leak control.
Volume, flow, and pressure indicators help a wearable urine collection setup prevent overfilling, tube kinking, and poor suction.
A constricted tubular collector and check valve block urine backflow and leakage while keeping wearable collection comfortable during sitting or lying down.
A wearable crotch-mounted collector uses urethral positioning, a fluid barrier, and capillary wicking to keep users dry without invasive catheters.
Shape memory material helps an external fluid collection assembly conform to patient anatomy, reducing leaks, discomfort, and infection risk.
A detachable sleeve and cup improve urine collection while preserving urethral access and reducing discomfort and infection risk.
A porous chamber and collapsible side wall collect and direct urine away from skin to reduce leakage, pooling, and discomfort.
A localized adhesive base secures the collection barrier in the gluteal cleft, reducing slippage while improving urine capture and comfort.
Multiple angled collection regions and selectable conduits keep fluid draining effectively even when the collection device is repositioned.
Adhesive tabs moved from the penile shaft to the abdomen improve external catheter retention while reducing leakage, constriction, and skin irritation.
A flexible lip seal and siphon tubes let a wearable urinary reservoir collect urine in any body position without internal catheters.