Coloplast A/s

Marie Bay Borg

Richard Morgan Hickmott

Niels Pinholt

Claus Brennalt Oellgaard

Rene Ferm Nyberg

Martin Wraber

Kim Becker

Kristoffer Zeuthen

Martin Praame

René Ferm Nyberg

Martin Pråme

Chaban Bougherara

Rune Stagstrup

A male urinary incontinence device comprising a top end portion, a bottom end portion and an intermediate portion for containing at least a part of a penis, the top end portion comprising an inlet through which the penis can be entered, the inlet being provided with a cuff member. The cuff member comprises a membrane provided with a through-going aperture, and a first collar provided around the aperture, the first collar extending axially away from a first surface of the membrane, and a second collar provided around the aperture, the second collar extending axially away from a second surface of the membrane. The membrane and the first and the second collar are configured to allow elastic expansion of the aperture to fittingly engage with the penis.

Male urinary incontinence device

A urinary catheter assembly includes an intermittent urinary catheter disposed in a cavity formed by a handle, and a connector, and a sleeve attached between the handle and the connector. The connector has a drain. The drain is formed by an outer wall of the connector separated from an inner wall of the connector by a channel.

Urinary catheter assembly having a sleeve attached between a connector and a handle

We disclose a method of providing a user or a healthcare worker with an ostomy device that is shape-adjustable to conform to skin around a stoma associated with a bulge or a hernia. The ostomy device is configured to invert from a storage configuration to a use configuration by inverting a substantially convex shape of a proximal side of a base plate to a substantially concave shape and stabilizing the base plate in the use configuration by contacting the inner radial periphery of the reinforcing structure with a distal surface of the base plate.

Method of providing an ostomy device that is shape-adjustable to conform to a bulge or a hernia associated with a stoma

An adaptable ostomy base plate comprising a flexible top film, having a first section and a second section, and having at least a first elastic skin-friendly adhesive on a proximal surface of said flexible top film, a stoma-receiving through-going hole defining an inner boundary in said first section, said first section being adjacent to and extending radially from said through-going hole and said second section surrounding said first section defining an outer boundary of the base plate, and one or more release liners, the base plate has a substantially convex shape for initial engagement with a peristomal skin surface and can be inverted to a substantially concave shape to fittingly engage to a topography of the peristomal skin surface and the second section of the base plate is in the form of a plurality of petals extending away from the central area; and a plurality of bridges, each bridge formed between adjacent petals of the plurality of petals.

Ostomy device

A urinary catheter assembly having a sleeve is provided. The urinary catheter assembly comprises a urinary catheter () having a hydrophilic surface; the urinary catheter being provided with an insertion tip () in a proximal insertion end of the urinary catheter and an outlet () at a distal end of the urinary catheter, a handle () being slidingly disposed on the urinary catheter, a collapsible, flexible sleeve () attached to the handle and being configured to cover the urinary catheter from the outlet to the tip portion in an extended configuration of the urinary catheter assembly, the sleeve being attached to a connector () at the outlet, the connector and handle configured to be detachably attached to each other and define a cavity provided by the sleeve, handle and connector encapsulating an entirety of the urinary catheter in a storage condition.

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Broenshoej, Denmark

Marie Bay Borg