Not sure if I understand exactly how this works but looks cool and futuristic - is it innovation for the future of ostomy bags?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7xF4i04iAA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7xF4i04iAA
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Hmm, I don't really get it ...
yea I read about this on here over a year ago
Yeah - I wonder why there isn't more innovation and medical device technology in this space? SO many smart people and smart ideas these days - you'd think they'd have more for something so old, in terms of medical use, as the ostomy bag?
http://www.neovalve.net/
It is really just a guy's dream device he has no backing and I don't think they can even do clinical trials.
But it really is no different than a BCIR/Kpouch. Instead you get this weird clamp installed in you.
It is really just a guy's dream device he has no backing and I don't think they can even do clinical trials.
But it really is no different than a BCIR/Kpouch. Instead you get this weird clamp installed in you.
It states it's for a colostomy which is differect than a ileostomy. A colostomy would collect waste from the colon which is quite different from small intestine collection. I would assume a colostomy would still have part of a colon acting 'colon-like', i.e., more controllable. Normally colostomy appliances are non-drainable, & ileostomy ones drainable. People with colostomies who have ostomies of the sigmoid colon or descending colon may have the option of irrigation, which allows for the person to not wear a pouch, but rather just a gauze cap over the stoma, and to schedule irrigation for times that are convenient.
kathy
kathy
No actually it is stated for ileo or colostomy.
http://www.neovalve.net/the-stomalife.php
It is drained but differently, there is no pouch/ the cool thing is the invetion of gas to be released since that is the main issue some people have. Having to drain your pouch fully to release gas. I could go 20 hours easily without intubation if I didn't have to get gas out.
I am sure ostomies one day will be a thing of the past. People are inventing all the time. When I got my continent ileo I mentioned if it failed 5-10 years down the road then I could give a bag a try but I had to do this first. Nurse said by then there would be many more options.
http://www.neovalve.net/the-stomalife.php
It is drained but differently, there is no pouch/ the cool thing is the invetion of gas to be released since that is the main issue some people have. Having to drain your pouch fully to release gas. I could go 20 hours easily without intubation if I didn't have to get gas out.
I am sure ostomies one day will be a thing of the past. People are inventing all the time. When I got my continent ileo I mentioned if it failed 5-10 years down the road then I could give a bag a try but I had to do this first. Nurse said by then there would be many more options.