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Brian J Awbrey

Kipp K Dye

David E Flinchbaugh

Michael A Rawers

Allan F Anderson

Paul Golis

The present disclosure provides a bladder management device. The bladder management device may include a hard, durable body with an inflow portion and an outflow portion. In some implementations, the bladder management device may include a hollow body with a sample port and over-pressurization port and at least two magnets. In some aspects, the bladder management device may accept the influx of drainage fluid from a user. In some implementations, the bladder management device may include a shell protector and a microchip. A method may comprise the automatic and complete drainage of urinary fluid from a user via an AI bladder management diagnostic prosthetic sphincter device to fully and physiologically cycle the bladder.

Bladder management device and method

An exercising device which includes a cuff and a mitt usable separately or together. The cuff being a body of flexible material arranged with a central opening therethrough, and including an inner surface of an elastic material to be placed against the skin of a user, an outer surface of an elastic material, the inner and outer surfaces being joined but spaced apart to form a space. There is a flexible ballast material disposed in the space between the inner and outer surfaces and an elastic material. There is a separation disposed along the body, including a strong VELCRO strap, and a flexible attachment, and there is webbing of an elastic material disposed at the inner surface and outer surface as well as an O-ring attached to the outer surface.

Water therapy fitness cuffs and mitts

A device designed for use on land solely as a rehabilitative balance board apparatus and in water (e.g., a swimming pool) as a rehabilitation and/or fitness apparatus. The invention may be used terrestrially as a proprioception (balance) board and aquatically as a kickboard, as a proprioception (balance) board, and/or as a general exercise board that provides added resistance and/or buoyancy for the exerciser.

Water and land therapy and fitness device

A water fitness, exercise and therapy system designed with an elastic tether (17) connected via pulley assembly (16) to shoe (31). The combination provides fitness training in varying depths of water (e.g. running, swimming, and therapeutic exercises). The present invention includes an adjustable buoyancy bladder attached to or constructed within the sole of the shoe where the bladder does not extend so as to interfere with normal running motions. The user expends energy by moving through the water and by stretching the tether.

Water therapy and fitness device

A water sport, fitness, exercise, life preserver, and therapy device (8) including a shortpant design with a flotation waist band (1) , and with an adjustable belt (3) to which flotation modules (10) are attached at various positions around the waist. Pockets (6A) for receiving flotation modules are distributed over the surface of the shortpant. Other material, for example, cups each with an adjustable opening, is arranged to provide adjustable resistance to motion through the water, and the belt has means to attach a tether which the user can exercise by moving to extend the tether. The shortpant is secured to the user via the belt (3) or via suspenders.

Water fitness, therapy, sport, and life-preserver flotation shortpant

A water fitness, exercise and therapy device (10) designed with adjustability to accommodate children, women and men with a variety of sizes and strengths, including a water inertial fan (31) that provides the resistance to motion used in a workout. The fan is adjustable to provide a range of high to low resistances to movement and further comprising attachments that are adjustably mounted to accommodate a variety of exercises.

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Boston, MA, United States of America

Brian J Awbrey