Systems and methods for continence training
AssigneesThe Medical College of Wisconsin, Inc., University of Southern California
InventorsReza Shaker, Anisa Shaker
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AssigneesThe Medical College of Wisconsin, Inc., University of Southern California
InventorsReza Shaker, Anisa Shaker
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A medical device for reducing incontinence can be dimensioned to be placed in an interior region of a subject surrounded by muscle tissue. The medical device can include a first balloon having an interior space containing a fluid. The proximal end of a first fluid conduit can be coupled to an outlet of the first balloon. The medical device can also include a pressure sensing detector coupled to a distal end of the first fluid conduit. The pressure sensing detector can include a second balloon. The second balloon can also be in fluid communication with the interior space of the first balloon. The first balloon can be compressed from the contraction of the muscle tissue, which can displace a portion of the fluid within the interior space of the first balloon. The portion of fluid moves towards the second balloon and causes the second balloon to increase in interior volume thereby indicating a contraction force of the muscle tissue.
A medical device for reducing incontinence, the medical device comprising:
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