Urological device for the incontinent male

A device used to control mate incontinence having:

• a. an upper clamping bar, said upper clamping bar having an interior side and an exterior side, a first hinge end, a closure receiving end and a U-shaped central section connecting said hinge end and said closure receiving end, and an upper receiving slot extending from said exterior side to said interior side at said closure receiving end,
• b. a lower rigid member, said lower rigid member having an interior side and an exterior side, a second hinge end, said second hinge end rotatably interacting with said first hinge end, a closure end having a closure assembly receiving area, and a lower receiving slot extending from said exterior side to said interior side at said closure end, and a central section connecting said second hinge end and said closure end, said interior side of said central section having a protrusion located at approximately a center point of said interior side of said central section, said protrusion being shaped and positioned to concentrate pressure on the underside of the penis in the area of the urethra,
• c. a removable soft compliant member dimensioned to fit within said interior said of said U-shaped central section.
• d. an adjustable closure assembly, said closure assembly hingeably attached to said closure end of said lower body member, said closure assembly interacting with said closure receiving end to adjust said closure receiving end distance from said closure end, said adjustable assembly having:
• e. a T-shaped post, a first end of said T-shaped post having a cross bar dimensioned to rotatably interact with the closure assembly receiving area at said exterior side of said closure end and a second end of said T-shaped post being threaded to receive a screw cap, and being dimensioned to be received within said lower receiving slot and said upper receiving slot,
• i) a spring holder, said spring holder having a receiving hole to receive said T-shaped post, a spring receiving area and gripping members;
• ii) a spring, said spring being dimensioned to fit within said spring receiving area and receive said T-shaped post
• iii) a screw cap, said screw cap being dimensioned to increase or decrease compression of said spring as said screw cap is positioned along said second end of said T-shaped post,
• wherein compression of said spring forces said closure receiving end interior side closer to said closure end interior side, thereby adjusting the distance between said U-shaped central section and said tower rigid member.

The method of treating male incontinence by applying pressure to the urethra comprising the steps of:

• a. rotating an adjustable spring biased post closure assembly to an open position;
• b. rotating an upper clamping bar to an open position relative to a lower rigid member;
• c. placing said lower rigid member adjacent to the underside of a penis;
• d. adjusting said lower rigid member to place a interior protrusion adjacent to the urethra of said penis;
• e. closing said upper clamping bar;
• f. compressing a gripping member to compress a spring on said closure assembly;
• g. rotating said adjustable spring biased closure assembly to a closed position;
• h. securing said spring biased closure assembly to said upper clamping bar;
• i. releasing said gripping member
• j. adjusting the clamping pressure of said adjustable closure assembly.