Hollister, Inc.

Mark W Jockel

Christina Augustyn

Brock Edward Masters

Ronald S Botten

Peter Lawrence Visconti

Paul Charles Fletter

Seamus T Kavanagh

Gregory J Czaplewski

Jeremy Robert Quint

Zubair A Khan

Patrick C Tetzlaff

Brian T Leadingham

Anthony Scalise

Russell J Todd

Heather M Budorick

Lynn Sacramento

Rebecca E Merryman

Rachel A Hunt

Meagan R Pheil

Tze Wan Chung

Thai H Dang

Brock E Masters

An ostomy appliance () includes an outer wall () having first and second opposed sidewalls () joined at an outer periphery (), an inlet opening () and a filter (). The outer wall () defines an interior volume () having a collection area. The ostomy appliance () further includes a fastener () on an external surface () of the outer wall (). The fastener () is movable between a released state in which the ostomy appliance () is in an unfolded state, and a fastened state in which the ostomy appliance () is a folded state. The ostomy appliance (), in the folded state, further includes a crease () positioned between the inlet opening () and the filter ().

Ostomy appliance with fold-over filter

Endotracheal tube holders having bottom surface including protrusions that contact the endotracheal tube, and a strap that wraps around the bottom surface and the tube to secure the endotracheal tube to the tube holder.

Endotracheal tube holding device

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 barrier includes an adhesive layer having a body-facing side, a distal side opposite to the body-facing side, and an opening, a seal substantially aligned with the opening, the seal having an aperture configured to receive a stoma therein, and a flexible connector extending between the seal and the adhesive layer to connect the seal to the adhesive layer. The flexible connector formed from a flexible material to allow relative movement between the seal and the adhesive layer.

Ostomy barrier

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

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.

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Chicago, IL, United States of America

Mark W Jockel