Colon hydrotherapy and evacuator system

An apparatus for providing a colonic lavage to a patient comprising:

• a container for receiving and holding a lavage liquid;
• a speculum for insertion through the anal canal and into the colon of the patient, said speculum defining a longitudinal passage therethrough and having a nozzle opening for placement within the colon, a discharge opening for placement outside the anal canal, and a liquid inlet opening for placement outside the anal canal;
• a liquid delivery conduit in communication at one of its ends with said container and in communication at its other end with said liquid inlet opening;
• a pump means disposed within said container for delivering lavage liquid under pressure from said container through said liquid delivery conduit to said liquid inlet opening of said speculum;
• a collection chamber for receiving contaminated lavage liquid;
• a filter disposed on the top of said collection chamber for removing odor and bacteria from the air within said chamber as the chamber fills with contaminated lavage liquid;
• a discharge conduit having a resilient collapsible portion, said discharge conduit being in communication at one of its ends with said discharge opening and in communication at its other end with said collection chamber;
• means for selectively closing and opening said discharge conduit, said means comprising a pinch valve for selectively collapsing and releasing the resilient collapsible portion of the discharge conduit;
• means for creating a pulsing action of lavage liquid through said inner opening of said speculum comprising means for alternately actuating said pump means while simultaneously closing said discharge conduit and deactuating said pump means while simultaneously opening said discharge conduit.