Merging separate connection components reduces structural complexity and manufacturing costs while ensuring safe handling of bodily fluids.
A lumbar intrathecal catheter connects to a subcutaneous dual reservoir pump enabling simultaneous bidirectional cerebrospinal fluid exchange.
Hydrophobic exterior prevents fibrous tissue encapsulation while internal porosity stabilizes the implant.
A flexible impermeable overlay collapses to form a hermetic seal with the body under reduced pressure.
Umbrella-shaped flexible mechanism expands into a funnel structure to prevent vesicoureteral reflux in ureteral stents.
Implanted reservoir draws patient fluid via osmotic pressure through a semipermeable membrane, eliminating harsh suction or pumping mechanisms.
An integrated liquid-air separator protects the pump from fluid damage while maintaining reduced pressure at the wound.
Segmented membrane channels deliver negative pressure while separating exudate from the source to prevent clogging.
A urinary probe assembly uses a hydrophilic coating on its introducer sheath to reduce friction during insertion.
A hydrocephalus shunt valve employs a resistive adjustment circuit to modify pressure settings without magnetic interference during MRI procedures.
Self-expanding flow connector eliminates suturing to reduce leakage and thrombosis risk during anastomosis.
Reduced pressure transmits through a conduit to move valves, regulating liquid delivery to a tissue site while preventing uncontrolled fluid accumulation.
A shunt flusher uses a reservoir to pressurize cerebrospinal fluid and rapidly release it as an impulse flow, clearing occlusions without surgical intervention.
Fluid pressure actuates a clamp on the catheter shaft to secure or release a ureteral stent, eliminating invasive cystoscopy procedures.
A subcutaneous ureteral bypass device connects renal and bladder catheters to a sampling port for long-term urinary diversion.
Normally-closed valve integrated into medical dressings enables fluid removal while maintaining a sealed environment.
Segmented catheter tips utilize pulsatile flow to dislodge debris, reducing clogging in narrow shunt passageways.
An electronic pump creates periodic bolus flows to clear blockages while passive pressure drives drainage, extending battery life.