Male urinary incontinence device
AssigneeDry Ridge Innovations, LLC
InventorsRonald J. Neimkin, John J. Smith, III, Philip M. Allred, III, Deborah P. Neimkin
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Abstract
A male urinary incontinence device includes a circumferential band including a securing end, an elongated portion, and a receiving end, the circumferential band including a plurality of securing protuberances and the receiving end including a receiving aperture having an outer diameter, an inner diameter, and an inner aperture; a ventral base including a ventral base aperture and a plurality of protuberances located on the exterior and interior surface of the ventral base; a dorsal base including a lower dorsal bar, a dorsal base aperture, and at least one lateral dorsal flange with the at least one lateral dorsal flange having at least one lateral flange notch.
Claims14
A male urinary incontinence device comprising:
- a circumferential band having a securing end, an elongated portion, and a receiving end, wherein the elongated portion is positioned between the securing end and the receiving end;
- the receiving end including a receiving aperture, the receiving aperture sized for receipt of the securing end, and the elongated portion extends through the receiving aperture;
- a ventral base having a ventral base aperture and a lateral ventral flange;
- the ventral base aperture sized for receipt of the securing end, and the elongated portion of the circumferential band extends through the ventral base aperture;
- a dorsal base having a dorsal base aperture and a dorsal base receiver;
- the dorsal base aperture sized for receipt of the securing end, and the elongated portion of the circumferential band extends through the dorsal base aperture;
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- wherein the dorsal base receiver extends through the dorsal base and receives the lateral ventral flange.
A male urinary incontinence device comprising:
- a circumferential band, the circumferential band having a securing end, an elongated portion, and a receiving end;
- the receiving end including a receiving aperture sized for receipt of the securing end, and the elongated portion extends through the receiving aperture;
- a dorsal base including a dorsal base aperture and a dorsal base receiver, the dorsal base aperture sized for receipt of the securing end, and the elongated portion of the circumferential band extends through the dorsal base aperture;
- a ventral base having a lower ventral bar, a ventral base aperture, and at least one lateral ventral flange, wherein the ventral base aperture is sized for receipt of the securing end, and the elongated portion of the circumferential band extends through the ventral base aperture;
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- wherein the dorsal base receiver extends through the dorsal base and receives the at least one lateral ventral flange.
A male urinary incontinence device comprising:
- a circumferential band having a securing end, an elongated portion, and a receiving end, wherein the elongated portion is positioned between the securing end and the receiving end;
- the receiving end including a receiving aperture, the receiving aperture having an outer diameter, an inner diameter, and an inner aperture, wherein the receiving aperture is sized for receipt of the receiving end, and the elongated portion of the circumferential band extends through the receiving aperture;
- the elongated portion including a plurality of protuberances located on an exterior surface of the circumferential band;
- a dorsal base having a dorsal base aperture and a dorsal base receiver;
- the dorsal base aperture sized for receipt of the securing end, and the elongated portion of the circumferential band extends through the dorsal base aperture;
- a ventral base having a ventral base aperture sized for receipt of the securing end, and the elongated portion of the circumferential band extends through the ventral base aperture, and at least one lateral ventral flange;
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- wherein the dorsal base receiver extends through the dorsal base and receives the at least one lateral ventral flange.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.