Hollister, Inc.

Brock Edward Masters

Mark W Jockel

Jan Torstensen

Claire O'Grady

Anthony Scalise

Sara Wegener

Alexander Nikon

Ashish Trivedi

Elizabeth M Starck

Christina Augustyn

Ronald S Botten

Paul Charles Fletter

Seamus T Kavanagh

Jeremy Robert Quint

Zubair A Khan

Peter Lawrence Visconti

George J Cisko

Patrick C Tetzlaff

Ryan S Park

Brian T Leadingham

Russell J Todd

Robert Anthony Davis

A faceplate assembly for an ostomy pouch system including an invertible stoma collar is provided. The invertible stoma collar protrudes toward a stoma and defines an inlet opening. The invertible stoma collar is formed from a flexible material having an elastic memory, such that the stoma collar hugs the stoma as the stoma is received through the inlet opening, and becomes inverted. The inverted stoma collar has a tendency to regain its original shape, and thus, applies sufficient pressure to seal around the stoma without strangulating the stoma.

Ostomy faceplate including invertible stoma collar

An ostomy belt system includes an ostomy belt having a strip of material and a belt coupling element, and an ostomy pouch having and outer wall defining an inner volume, and a pouch coupling section configured for releasable engagement with the belt coupling element. One or both of the belt coupling element and the pouch coupling section is configured to bend or flex at a predetermined location.

Ostomy belt system

An ostomy appliance includes a dual-chamber pouch, which can continuously drain liquids from body waste, while collecting solids in the pouch. The ostomy appliance can also include a flat output tap including a lumen, the size of which can be increased by applying pressure.

Ostomy appliance

Drainage bag outlet including closure

Ostomy pouch outlet

A faceplate assembly () for an ostomy pouch system () including an invertible stoma collar () is provided. The invertible stoma collar protrudes toward a stoma and defines an inlet opening. The invertible stoma collar is formed from a flexible material having an elastic memory, such that the stoma collar hugs the stoma as the stoma is received through the inlet opening, and becomes inverted. The inverted stoma collar has a tendency to regain its original shape, and thus, applies sufficient pressure to seal around the stoma without strangulating the stoma.

An ostomy appliance is sufficiently small to provide the user with a desired level of discretion, and can also provide an expanded collection capacity to accommodate sudden outflows of stomal discharge.

Parachute ostomy pouch

An adaptive ostomy appliance includes a collection pouch, a first coupling ring attached to the collection pouch, and a faceplate having a second coupling ring assembly connected to it by a thermoplastic web. The coupling rings couple the faceplate to the pouch. A securing member releaseably, operably couples the second coupling ring with the front surface of the faceplate.

Adaptive floating flange for ostomy appliance

A convex barrier ring, that includes a generally oval shaped body and tapered peripheral end portions, is provided. In use, the convex barrier ring is sealed against peristomal skin surfaces such that the tapered peripheral end portions are aligned with folds or creases in the skin surfaces to reduce leakage of stomal effluent. The convex barrier can also have an oval stoma-receiving aperture to provide an improved fit for oval or loop stomas.

Convex barrier ring

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Des Plaines, IL, United States of America

Brock Edward Masters