Fluid Reservoir for Penile Implant Devices
AssigneeAMS Research Corporation
InventorsStephanie George, Jon Albrecht, Robert Rykhus, Steven Wilson
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AssigneeAMS Research Corporation
InventorsStephanie George, Jon Albrecht, Robert Rykhus, Steven Wilson
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The invention is directed to a medical device, particularly a penile prosthesis, that includes an implantable element and a reservoir. The implantable element is configured to be implanted within the pelvic region of a patient and is designed to be capable of inflation and deflation via fluid transfer to and from the element. The reservoir is coupled to the implantable element. The fluid is drawn from the reservoir for inflation of the implantable element and returned to the reservoir for the deflation. The reservoir is approximately one inch or less in depth. The minimal depth enables the fluid reservoir to be placed in front of the puborectalis muscle and behind the abdominal fascia without being seen on an external view of the patient.
A medical device, comprising:
A method of implanting a medical device, comprising the steps of:
A fluid reservoir for use in a penile prosthesis device, the reservoir comprising:
A method of implanting a penile prosthesis device, comprising the steps of:
A fluid reservoir for use in a penile prosthesis device, the reservoir comprising:
A method of implanting a penile prosthesis device, comprising the steps of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.