Surgical device implantable to treat female urinary incontinence
AssigneeColoplast A/S
InventorJames Browning
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Abstract
A surgical device that is implantable to treat female urinary incontinence includes a support, a first suspending member connected to the support, a second suspending member connected to the support, a first anchor connected to the first suspending member, and a second anchor connected to the second suspending member. A distance measured along the second suspending member between the second anchor and the support is adjustable.
Claims13
A surgical device implantable to treat female urinary incontinence, the surgical device comprising:
- a support;
- a first suspending member connected to the support and a second suspending member connected to the support;
- and
- a first anchor connected to the first suspending member and a second anchor connected to the second suspending member;
- wherein a distance measured along the second suspending member between the second anchor and the support is adjustable.
A surgical device implantable to treat female urinary incontinence, the surgical device comprising:
- a support having a support width;
- a first suspending member connected to the support and a second suspending member connected to the support, with each of the first suspending member and the second suspending member having a width that is less than the support width;
- and
- a first anchor connected to the first suspending member and a second anchor connected to the second suspending member;
- wherein a distance measured along the second suspending member between the second anchor and the support is adjustable.
A surgical device implantable to treat female urinary incontinence, the surgical device comprising:
- a support;
- a first suspending member connected to the support and a second suspending member connected to the support;
- and
- a first anchor connected to the first suspending member and a second anchor connected to the second suspending member;
- wherein, of the first anchor and the second anchor, at least the first anchor includes a plurality of wings extending from a body of the first anchor.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.