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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Mar. 31, 2026
Filed:
Jun. 09, 2024
Universidade DO Porto, Oporto, PT;
Alice Maria Da Costa Carvalhais, Oporto, PT;
Manuel Renato Natal Jorge, Oporto, PT;
Joaquim Gabriel Magalhães Mendes, Oporto, PT;
Joana Patrícia Da Costa Cerqueira, Oporto, PT;
UNIVERSIDADE DO PORTO, Oporto, PT;
Abstract
The present invention relates to a device for exercising the pelvic floor muscles in women, which comprises a main component (A'), and a secondary element (D′), wherein the main component (A′) comprises a substantially cylindrical body (C′), an internal probe apparatus and a lid (′). Component (A′) is directly related to pelvic floor muscle contraction exercise. Component (D′) restricts the movement of the main component (A′), preventing the rotation of said main component (A′) while being used by the user, which improves the performance of the exercise, and allows the user to adjust the length of the proximal portion (′) of the body (C′) to be inserted, according to the user's anatomy and comfort needs. The internal probe apparatus is configured to establish wireless communications with an external computation device running a software program so that the user can monitor the contraction movement of the pelvic floor muscles during exercise. Thus, this invention falls within the technical field of mechanical functioning devices, with application to the medical area, for the treatment and/or prevention of pathological situations related to the alteration of the muscular function of the pelvic floor region.
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